Haven't played Wideload Games' debut effort, Stubbs the Zombie? Maybe you've never seen it in stores. Well, that's no longer an excuse; for $19.95 you can get a digital delivery of Stubbs via Steam.
InsideMacGaming notes that the Myth World Cup 2007 website has launched with a fan-produced promotional video. More details are "coming soon".
Doing one of my regular turns around gaming news sites, I came across an interview with John Romero, of Doom and, dare I say it, Daikatana fame, now Founder/President of Slipgate Ironworks. You can find it over at Adrenaline Vault. Slipgate is supposedly working on a new MMO for the PC.
What I found interesting is this particular exchange:
3. Where is it all going? What do you see happening in the next five years and beyond?
JR: Right now MMOs, mobile and PC episodic are really polarizing into the newest most important segments in gaming. Next-gen console is big but its future isn’t too bright with the emergence of cheap PC multi-core processors and the big change the PC industry will go through during the next 5 years to accommodate the new multi-core-centric hardware designs. My prediction is that the game console in the vein of the PS3 and XBOX 360 is going to either undergo a massive rethink or go away altogether. The Wii has the perfect design for a console that doesn’t pretend to be a PC and is geared more toward casual gamers than hardcore gamers. The hardcore gamers are going to either be playing on their PCs or a new PC-like platform that sits in the living room but still serves the whole house over wifi, even the video signal.
This answer struck me as wrong in almost every important respect possible. Where it isn't wrong, it's self-contradictory. Let's take a closer look.
Ok.... Everybody has been saying that Remembrance, the Maw, and Ghosts of Reach are the same. I don't think so. I want sheet music for Remembrance from Halo 2 soundtrack Volume 2. If you still don't know what I'm talking about, go to this
http://badrouter.net/f/halomusic/ideas/Rememberance.wma
Its a VERY pretty song and I would like to have it on music. Any response will be appreciated.
Ok.... Everybody has been saying that Remembrance, the Maw, and Ghosts of Reach are the same. I don't think so. I want sheet music for Remembrance from Halo 2 soundtrack Volume 2. If you still don't know what I'm talking about, go to this
http://badrouter.net/f/halomusic/ideas/Rememberance.wma
Its a VERY pretty song and I would like to have it on music. Any response will be appreciated.
I was browsing through the Sheet music again when I realized..."Hey....theres no Remembrance!" Remembrance from the Halo 2 soundtrack (volume 2) was one of my FAVORITE songs. I just heard it not too long ago on an another site by "garbage-man" (I think that was his name) So the songs out there, I just can't find it. Could somebody direct me to sheet music for Piano or Orchestra for Remembrance? If nothing else, could somebody work on trying to make sheet music? Any response will be greatly appreciated!
Version 1.6 of Myth II, for which a public beta was available last summer, has now finally been officially released for Mac OS, Mac OS X, and Windows. It's available in the Myth II Updates section of the recently-launched The Tain, an archive for Myth-related files.
Registration will open February 12 for the 5x5 Proelium Standards Myth vTFL tournament, part of the events scheduled this year to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Bungie's Mac and PC RTS game, Myth: The Fallen Lords.
Thanks to Zandervix at Myth.Bungie.Org for the news.
The Power Of Ten is a simple idea: make a Myth map using only ten monster tags. Check their site for official rules. Thanks to PlayMyth for the announcement.
When we heard whispers to expect something "soon" from Wideload, I'm sure nobody had this in mind. Translator Dmitri "Goblin" Puchkov, responsible for many of the best quality dubs of Western movies and television programs into Russian, including some hilarious spoof dubs of films like Star Wars Episode One and Shmatrica, a parody of The Matrix, has turned his eyes to Stubbs the Zombie.
Project Magma, the guys who keep Myth multiplayer alive and provide patches so the game keeps running on updated operating systems, have launched a new website, Myth Vault, intended to be a catch-all archive for Myth-related files, including films, artworks, and even maps.
A new version of the open source Aleph One engine for playing the Marathon games has been released. 0.17 offers a number of netplay-related improvements, and as such is netplay-incompatible with previous versions.