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The making of a Weighted Companion Cube cake.
Just finished coloring the faces and sticking the hearts on.
This is an overview of the first Defence Grid map. Pretty simple and very linear - not very taxing but good practice.
Later on the maps begin to get a lot more complex and there is then room for some strategy in the way you lay down your tower defences. The trick is to create a maze-like set of avenues for the enemy to have to negotiate - prolonging thier journey through the map and allowing you time to destroy them.
You can read my mini-review of this game on my blog by clicking here: Christmas diversions - strategy games
Photographs by Larato Maduna of the A MAZE./Johannesburg 2nd international games/media art festival which ran from 5-7 September 2033. A MAZE./Johannesburg was produced by A MAZE. together with Wits Digital Arts. The event brought South African, European, and African indie game designers and digital artists/activists/entrepreneurs together in Johannesburg for the three days of game play, digital art, workshops, talks and parties. For more info see:
Every guy should have one of these beside his computer desk (unless you are at work, and then keep it in a desk draw!)...
This bottle opener has been with me a good few years now and has cracked open innumerable bottles of my favourite brews while playing games. I don't like to take the risk with pocket bottle openers - they always go missing!
Photo-a-Day: Year 8, Day 244 - Total Days: 2,800
I love being able to coordinate my mousepad with the game I'm playing. It definitely makes me better at the game ;-)
These are eh kind of vistas you can expect in ArmA2 and it's very hard on occasion not to stop and admire the view.
This is the town of Stary Sobor - which we had captured, had lost and were not trying to re-capture.
The controller for the Nintendo Wii taken in infrared with infrared pass filter to see through the dark front plastic.
Photographs by Larato Maduna of the A MAZE./Johannesburg 2nd international games/media art festival which ran from 5-7 September 2033. A MAZE./Johannesburg was produced by A MAZE. together with Wits Digital Arts. The event brought South African, European, and African indie game designers and digital artists/activists/entrepreneurs together in Johannesburg for the three days of game play, digital art, workshops, talks and parties. For more info see:
Photographs by Larato Maduna of the A MAZE./Johannesburg 2nd international games/media art festival which ran from 5-7 September 2033. A MAZE./Johannesburg was produced by A MAZE. together with Wits Digital Arts. The event brought South African, European, and African indie game designers and digital artists/activists/entrepreneurs together in Johannesburg for the three days of game play, digital art, workshops, talks and parties. For more info see:
Nice graphics - my first impression was that this was the strange love child of CoD4 and GRAW2!
Colours were a bit washed out for my tastes - but more importantly movement was a bit jerky. Of course this is on an over-subscribed BEta server, so I expect public servers to run a lot smother (fingers crossed).
UPDATE: This all seems so far away now - today I am a Level 50 'veteran'. Looking back I would have to say that the jerkiness I talk about here was due to my computer spec at the time. It took an pretty substantial upgrade and the purchase of a ATI Radeon HD8550 graphics card to smooth out the play.