Last night, I couldn’t sleep. So, somewhere around 1am, I got up and whipped up a little T-shirt design on my computer… I intended on getting it printed at Wordans today as a little present to myself–something of an ‘all is well with the world’ gift. After all, I got to see Tron: Legacy this morning; U-Draw is currently selling-through in … Continue reading
I couldn’t help but notice that a few posts have recently hit the mainstream gaming blogs talking about interactive fiction ‘making its way’ to the Kindle. I first saw it pop up here on Joystiq, which sources an older piece on ArsTechnica/Wired.com. Attitudes, of course, vary to the ‘news’ (which, as it was pointed out in the … Continue reading
So, this is me. Version 1.2, or 2.6, or something. A reboot, of sorts. When I first started this blog, I wanted to do too much. I was inspired, had a kazillion ideas and good intentions, and thought things were going well enough in my world to make it all happen. I learnt my lesson the hard … Continue reading
This should have been a post about not being a fan of the latest Choice Of game, The Nightmare Maze; this should have been a post about me failing Adam Cadre’s I-O, and not minding at all, due to the way he writes his game end narratives; this should have been a post about wanting … Continue reading
After being ill three times in a row (an eye infection, a bacterial chest infection and then a fever), I feel like I’ve lost four weeks of getting anything done. I’m behind in my professional work, my other projects, and–of course–in making my way through my ever-extending list of IF to play. As a result, I’ve decided … Continue reading
Shivering, body aches. This is ridiculous; three illnesses in a row. Not happy. [Update 21 June, 2010: I'm better now and over the fever. I hope to post soon.]
I can’t see any particular way that people can buy individual copies of Hyper from overseas. The one method I can see is by 12 month subscription. To that end, the only solution I can think of right now is for me to personally buy 10 or 12 copies and send them off to various people. For the people … Continue reading