Posts Tagged ‘ Link ’

Good Old Games releases Realms of Arkania

After their last RPG masterpiece release, the Might & Magic 6-Pack, gog.com have now released Realms of Arkania 1+2 and 3. RoA is the English version of what I only knew as Das Schwarze Auge in German back in the 16-bit days of Amiga. If my memory serves me right only the first part [ READ MORE ]

10 Days …

  • October 26th, 2008
  • Posted in Misc

… until the president election! Do the world a favor and vote for the right guys. And by that I mean not for THEM! People with at least a tad of intelligence now that Barack dances better anyway.  [ READ MORE ]

Aw Snap! This site is not meant for you!

  • September 6th, 2008
  • Posted in Misc

Chrome, the new snazzy browser from Google is currently in everyone’s mouth and most people who had a look at it seem to be impressed so I decided to give it a go, after all it can’t be so bad, right? Chrome installs right onto your system from the website and then takes over (or if [ READ MORE ]

Font Creation with Flex

  • May 18th, 2008
  • Posted in Design

Fontstruct is an online font creator whose editor has been obviously developed with Flex. Users can register and design their own fonts which are made available for download. Looks slick! [ READ MORE ]

A Love Letter to Flash

  • January 31st, 2008
  • Posted in Misc

Not from myself but I’d like to second his words … A Love Letter to Flash [ READ MORE ]

Planewalker Games “The Broken Hourglass” RPG Development Insights

A valuable resource for everyone who is thinking/planning to write a roleplaying game … Indie developer Planewalker Games who are currently making their debut RPG The Broken Hourglass are publishing precious bits of insider information about their game engine called WeiNGINE. The Broken Hourglass is a computer roleplaying game with a strong visual relation to [ READ MORE ]

A MySpace for Gamers and Game Devs

  • March 9th, 2007
  • Posted in Gaming

Check out The Great Game Experiment, a community site especially for gamers and game developers. Members can introduce their favorite games, add new games, meet other gamers/developers etc. The site also focuses on Independent Game Developers, after all it was Jeff Tunnel of Garage Games who breathed life into it (The same Jeff Tunnel of [ READ MORE ]

Woahoazers!

  • February 28th, 2007
  • Posted in Dev

Check out this 3D isometric game engine called renderhjs made in Flash! It took me three days to get my jaw back up from the floor!! (Ok, I’m lying there, I just found this link about ten minutes ago). Not only is it real-time calculated and fully textured 3D but it is written in ActionScript [ READ MORE ]

So you want to be an Indie Developer?

  • November 24th, 2006
  • Posted in Misc

Some links to nine articles about the topic on ‘becoming an Independent Game Developer‘, found via Digg. Some more interesting, some less, the last one from a Mac perspective. There seems to be a lot of discussion about if it turns out to be paying off or not etc., in short, things that don’t interest [ READ MORE ]

Flash your own Converse Sneaker together

  • November 19th, 2006
  • Posted in Misc

Just found this yesterday via Adobe Consulting Blog … Converse – Chuck Taylor, Jack Purcell, Basketball Shoes, Design Your Own Converse Shoes. Click on the first shoe under Collection. You can design your own sneaker with your own style of color combination and even add a personalized text at the side or back. I first [ READ MORE ]

Fotologue – The Japanese answer to Flickr

  • November 9th, 2006
  • Posted in Misc

Fotologue which was Japanese only for a while has been translated into English and opened up it’s gates for anyone else around the globe! Not only does it look much more stylish than Flickr or any other photo sharing site, it’s also completely done in Flash! Check out my gallery for a quick preview of [ READ MORE ]

Which Open Source License is good for you?

  • August 24th, 2006
  • Posted in Misc

I was trying out Google’s own code repository Google Code today, finally delving into some SVN knowledge with Subclipse and was starting to wonder if there is actually an explaination about all those Open Source Licenses which is understandable for non-lawyers. A quick googling gave me this useful ZDNet link … HOWTO: Pick an open [ READ MORE ]