Day Against DRM 2012
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My Xbox Hall of Shame
I do hope most other gamers have a list like this: those games which, for whatever reason, sit unfinished and colllecting dust. In any case, I thought I'd mull over my decision to allow them shelf-space. The Good The truly guilty entries: games which are actually good but for whatever reason I just haven't got round to completing yet. But I will! Honest! Mass Effect 2 Assassin's Creed Revelations Battlefield: Bad Co. Deadly Premonition The Bad It seems unfair to lump some fairly ...
L.A. Noire: Early Musings
I recently borrowed L.A. Noire from a friend. His opinion, while not exactly negative, was less than enthusiastic, finding the repetitive gameplay overly tedious. However, given his similar opinions on the earlier Assassin's Creed, opinions I shared but was more than willing to overlook for such a gorgeous game, I opted to give the game a try. I'd initially been turned off by mutterings around the time of the game's initial release. The gum-shoe detective angle was more than appealing but the...
Ross didn't have six fingers, did he?
I finally reached the end (or at least one of them) of Red Dead Redemption only to be greeted by this chap. All I could think was: "Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya..."
My kingdom for a host...
Some time ago the word "Django" was being bandied around our office. At the time I don't think I'd even toyed around with Python and after looking ever so briefly at the (really rather excellent, in hindsight) tutorial, abandoned any further exploration. While I'm still not convinced of the virtues of Python, it does seem that a number of groovy applications do tend get written in it, Django among them. I forget why but I did end up going back to it and, over the course of a few days, wrote an a...
