GameSetLinks: Post-Xmas Non-Malaise
It's pretty much amazing how many video game-related blogs there are out there. And also how many of them I read via RSS, 'til my brow furrows.
Anyhow, this time there's a tremendous range of randomness, from the latest Xmas-themed text adventure competition (yay!) to more Surfer Girl, Mark Mothersbaugh (pictured!) & the new Spielberg game soundtrack, and some Perplex-ing news on educational ARGs. Take it away, Sirs:
The Independent Gaming Source: Text the Halls: Voting
Those seasonal text adventure games are available to play/vote on, yay.
Surfer Girl Reviews Star Wars: December twenty-fifth things.
'A2M is working on Indiana Jones for people who cannot stand to play consoles with the number three in the name' - sounds right, more Montreal scene rumors.
Japanmanship: 2007, a look backwards at a retrospective of the past in hindsight
Some good, not entirely cynical thoughts, blimey.
synaesthesiaJP » Blog Archive » PlatinumGames Official Blog
JP Kellams is the 'Ryan Payton' of PlatinumGames, the ex-Clover folks' new developer. Iiinteresting.
LA Weekly - Music - Are You Not Devo? You Are Mutato
Awesome article on Mark Mothersbaugh's music company, also noting they're soundtracking Spielberg and EALA's Boom Blox (aka PQRS!)
Six to Start » Stealth mode, unstealthed
Alice Taylor of Wonderland fame has commissioned Dan Hon (Perplex City)'s new startup for a UK Channel 4 educational gaming project, 'The Ministry, which explores privacy and identity online'. Iinteresting.
stevewetherill.com » Blog Archive » Uztek Athletics for Nokia S40 - free download!
A free mobile game from the IGF Mobile judge and veteran.
British Gaming Blog » BGB Awards 2007: 20 Greatest Moments
Thank you for picking Elite Beat Agents' 'You're The Inspiration' - I was going to write a column about how moving this was at one point.
Phases Crossed
Chaim Gingold's post-Spore personal blog, with crazy diagrams about his thought processes on departing - fun.
Radio Taiwan International: 'Taiwanese dancer takes Pump It Up crown in Mexico'
Another great microscene example, for Andamiro's DDR clone: 'In the end 20-year-old Shen Shiou-hwa saw off champions from fifteen other countries to take top prize in the female speed event.'









Comments
Awesome news about A2M. After finding out about how well done their Kim Possible games were (what? Me buy and enjoy a Kim Possible game? UNPOSSIBLE) I'm totally jazzed for their new stuff.
p.s. Kim Possible for PS2 was pretty damn awesome.
Posted by: Roushi | December 28, 2007 5:29 PM