Thursday, November 3, 2005

Interview: Dead Kennedys' Klaus Flouride talks 25th Anniversary of Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegies

Sat down with Geoff Lyall, aka Mr. Flouride, last week. He still hates Coors, won't make nice with Jello, talks real, real soft (my tape recorder input hated his mousey demeanor).

Pondering the 25th Anniversary of Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables makes me feel very old.

New Times interview here.

Thursday, December 4, 2003

Who didn't see this one coming?

IGN + Gamespy = "the web's largest gaming and entertainment destination for young males"?


Hmmm. Gaming? OK, fine. Entertainment?
I, for one, can think of many destinations that young males frequent more than IGN or Gamespy. Cassamassina would agree.

Monday, December 1, 2003

What r u playing?

Oh Ion Storm, how do I love thee? Your new RPG, Deus Ex: Invisible War, comes out tomorrow, so right now, I love you long time.

Considering there's really only one other RPG on Xbox that's worth my time, and Steve Butts at IGN is already stamped it with a near-unicorn-level score in his review, consider me busy all December.




Wednesday, November 12, 2003

What r u playing?

Me? I'm all about Uru: Ages Beyond Myst, that and Beyond Good and Evil.

I'm not that far into it (created a character, the color choices are pretty weak. Can you say pale and paler?) and I'm still getting used to the non-Riven 3rd-person camera. I'm also getting used to no Atrus. I guess Yeesha is a pretty sweet guide.

We'll see.


Saturday, October 25, 2003

Flying the Crimson Skies

Sure, Orville Wright figured out how to get a real plane off the ground, but that's nothing compared to what he did for Xbox LIVE. Well, him and Jordan Weisman.

If you own an Xbox and haven't tried Crimson Skies, well, there's just not much hope for you. Repent and hit me up, my GT is Getlynched, come get some.

Tuesday, July 15, 2003

KOTOR arriveth

Thank god for summer game releases. It seems like every game I want to play arrives on my desk the day before Thanksgiving, leaving me a pile of games I can't weed through after a multi-month drought of fun.

Thank you, BioWare. I'm ready to forgive you for MDK 2.
Now, I have a lightsaber to modify.

Thursday, July 10, 2003

Frozen Throne, anyone?

OK, I'm officially addicted to Warcraft III, without hope.

Who's down for a trouncing? (Translation: who wants to come embarass me?)