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Heroes of the Pacific: Nice shot of a tin-fish drop from my Grumman Avenger.
Read my review of Heroes of the Pacific versus Battlestations: Pacific over at Milgeek.co.uk:
Krom's lair by moonlight - how romantic!
You can read my Borderlands mini-review here: Milgeek's 'Borderlands versus Fallout 3' game review
Firsflook is the gaming and pop culture event of the Benelux where the latest games, gadgets and hardware shown for the first time to the Dutch and Belgian players and where all aspects of "nerd culture" are offering. Think of Cosplay, eSports, and (for the first time in 2016) Comic artists and a huge marketplace.
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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:
Even more random death from above...
This starts to get very tedious after a short while. And I used to think the air power in BF2 was over-powered!
The making of a Weighted Companion Cube cake.
The first batch of ingredients (turned out to be not nearly enough).
Fatality gegen zyz. Das Foto wurde in der PC Action abgedruckt. Unter den Zuschauern im Bild: Rudi (stehend links), Vo0 (sitzend, dritter v.l.)
Fantasy Art and Portraits showcases the art from fantasy computer games. We feel Art Lovers shouldn't have to buy and play games just to enjoy great art. It is our mission to bring the art of computer games to Art Lovers who might otherwise miss it.
And because computer games offer the chance to enter the artist's vision, play around with it, and make your own pictures, this is also a site for Writers looking for cover art and Roleplayers looking for portraits for their characters.
Drop by and have a look now!
If you like fantasy art of all kinds, come follow our blog!--We introduce fantasy art *every day* (and not just computer game art).
Everyone's a critic!
Above can be seen my range instructor, who - to be fair - was not as full-on 'Gung-Ho' and stereotyped as the 'Gunny' I had in Americas Army 3.
In fact, this early 'Boot Camp' section of ArmA2 - naturally - follows the same format as AA3's basic training, with the exception of vehicle training and a live fire exercise against fellow troops. (Though had ArmA2 been strict in it's adherence to 'realism' the live fire MOUT section should have been done with laser simulation equipment - that would have been a nice touch.)
As you can see, the level of detail here is superb and I'm not even running a brand new or highly spec'd PC. All this is on a 'medium' setting, and it ran very smoothly - unlike ArmA1!
I have written down some very brief initial thoughts about the game here: Milgeek's ArmA2 early impressions
Fantasy Art and Portraits showcases the art from fantasy computer games. We feel Art Lovers shouldn't have to buy and play games just to enjoy great art. It is our mission to bring the art of computer games to Art Lovers who might otherwise miss it.
And because computer games offer the chance to enter the artist's vision, play around with it, and make your own pictures, this is also a site for Writers looking for cover art and Roleplayers looking for portraits for their characters.
Drop by and have a look now!
If you like fantasy art of all kinds, come follow our blog!--We introduce fantasy art *every day* (and not just computer game art).
Jap bombers on their way to take out the USS Enterprise!
Does Spock know?
Read my review of Heroes of the Pacific versus Battlestations: Pacific over at Milgeek.co.uk:
Fantasy Art and Portraits showcases the art from fantasy computer games. We feel Art Lovers shouldn't have to buy and play games just to enjoy great art. It is our mission to bring the art of computer games to Art Lovers who might otherwise miss it.
And because computer games offer the chance to enter the artist's vision, play around with it, and make your own pictures, this is also a site for Writers looking for cover art and Roleplayers looking for portraits for their characters.
Drop by and have a look now!
If you like fantasy art of all kinds, come follow our blog!--We introduce fantasy art *every day* (and not just computer game art).
For a couple of years in the early 90s I created pixelly 'sprite' illustrations for Total! magazine, dedicated to computer gaming. Here's the free badge that came with one issue, featuring the constantly bemused Andy and Steve.
The artwork was created using Deluxe Paint... on an Amiga 500!
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:
Firsflook is the gaming and pop culture event of the Benelux where the latest games, gadgets and hardware shown for the first time to the Dutch and Belgian players and where all aspects of "nerd culture" are offering. Think of Cosplay, eSports, and (for the first time in 2016) Comic artists and a huge marketplace.
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People who are the main subject of the photo can use this for your personal use, for example, the use on Facebook, etc. The only requirement is a link to my Facebook or Flickr Page. ||
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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: