This new Schnauzer song made my Christmas better.
It’s a list of lists. I’ve also made a list.
A good read; one that I don’t have the energy to discuss at the moment, but a good read.
I think I’ve heard something about that.
Well, that seems unnecessary. If anyone should have exclusive claim over use of the word “bing,” it’s Ned Ryerson.
This arrangement of Carol of The Bells was created by Rush Coil (real name Shane Barber) for his album 8-Bit Christmas. The 12-track album is $4 to download ($10 for a limited-run CD) from 8BitChristmas.com, and all proceeds are donated to Penny Arcade’s Child’s Play charity. For more information on the charity, visit ChildsPlayCharity.org.
Net proceeds from digital sales are donated to Child’s Play! – a charity created by the kind folks at Penny Arcade. The organization presents hospitalized chidren around the globe with games and toys during the holiday season. [...]
Beginning next week and continuing on through Christmas, a lot of high-profile games are going to come out. Naturally, this means information about delays (FREAK OUT!!), pre-order bonuses, and special editions is occupying news sites. This is wonderful if you’re a person who buys new games at release, but that’s not me. As such, news this week has been a let-down.
That is, except for this:
Geek-out on some Rage screenshots with me; these aren’t your daddy’s skyboxes. The PDF is worth a look as well, if you can make heads or tails of it.
Happy Day-After-Christmas Eve, everybody. We’re almost there.
Okay, well, maybe not, but I do like this one. I am, of course, a bit biased as it was created by some students of a friend of mine. Although, I have to say, the video contains the best use of a shooting star effect that I’ve ever seen. You can see my friend, Finnie, next to his fly, fly rims about a minute or two into the video. He was also the person doing the camera work.
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