Friday, November 20, 2009
Dino D-Day
(via) I'm already breaking my No Video Games In The House rule to research City of Heroes (about which more later, I'm sure), and now this trailer for a Half Life 2 mod seriously tempts me to continuing violating the rule.
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Hey, what's wrong with videogames?!?
I suppose they can be a bit of a time sink, but you of all people Chris should relish the siren call of Nazis and dinosaurs, heh.
I suppose they can be a bit of a time sink, but you of all people Chris should relish the siren call of Nazis and dinosaurs, heh.
OMG, Chris, this is even better than a giant gorilla with a jetpack! GIs versus Nazi dinosaurs? My Chanukah prayers have been answered.
All we have to give is our Blood, our Sweat, our small mammals yearning to breathe free!
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All we have to give is our Blood, our Sweat, our small mammals yearning to breathe free!
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It's really the time-sinkage aspect, Radek. I lost a *lot* of time to things like Grim Fandango, Medal of Honor, Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II, and Counter-Strike back when I was still a regular gamer. The fact that this is for work meant that I could bend my self-imposed rule a bit, but I already can see the temptation to just keep doing it all the time. It's fun while it lasts, though!
@Audie - Thanks!
@Steve - Speaking of Nazis and zombies, I'm sure you've played one of the various Wolfenstein releases, right? I *loved* Return to Castle Wolfenstein early in the decade.)
@Stu - This *may* be better than a giant gorilla with a jet pack. And that's a very hard thing for me to say.
@Steve - Speaking of Nazis and zombies, I'm sure you've played one of the various Wolfenstein releases, right? I *loved* Return to Castle Wolfenstein early in the decade.)
@Stu - This *may* be better than a giant gorilla with a jet pack. And that's a very hard thing for me to say.
Chris ... my first brush with Nazis and zombies was Robert R. McCammon's The Night Boat. All downhill from there. :-)
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