There was a time when Neil Gaiman got cross when his work appeared, without permission, on the internet. In this video he explains the journey he has been on when it comes to free content online and the tests he has carried out. He points out that some of the widely held assumptions about the […]
Archives for February 2011
Explore all articles published in February 2011. This collection covers topics in Books, Tabletop & RPGs, and Cool Tech.
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Untold CBRPG review
Untold is a RPG with a twist. It positions itself as a CBRPG rather than an RPG for a start. Care to take a guess to what the “CB” stands for? Untold is a Card Based RPG. The goal is to do a way with the endless pile of sourcebooks you need to collect, read […]
Furniture that eats meat will be part of the robot revolution
You have every right to be weirded out by this video. It’s going to show you furniture that eats meat. The furnture traps and consumes insects. Hey, I wonder if you can design furnture that’s particularly keen on eating spiders. That’s just part one. Part two – when things get really scary – is how […]
Catalina from Moullinex is a music video via a hacked Kinect
The Portguese group Moullinex have helped the geek community push Kinect hacking one step further. Also; they’ve made a stunning music video for a wicked tune. The pair briefed Kotaku and explained how they were able do the vid in their own living room. Luis Clara Gomes told the Gawker powerhouse gamer blog of power; […]
Magic: the Gathering Tactics – White mana trailer
As means of a re-cap, we’ve managed to get our hands on the black mana trailer and the green mana trailer for Magic: The Gathering Tactics. Today we get our paws on the white mana trailer. White can be a bit fussy at times but no colour beats it when it comes to healing. What […]
Interactive “The Warlock of Firetop Mountain” available for Kindle
I’m not sure I’ve ever successfully managed to finish The Warlock of Firetop Mountain. I always get lost in the bloomin’ maze of wandering monsters and hidden doors. It becomes a game of attrition then; my finite health and patience against an apparent endless stream of skeletons, trolls and giant rats. If only there was […]
Lily Cole joins Doctor Who
The BBC have announced the Lily Cole will join Doctor Who. By the sounds of it she’ll be there for just one episode in which she plays a creature haunting a pirate ship. In a press statement issued via the BBC, Lily said; It is a great script and fun character and I’m glad to […]
Google’s viral campaign for Science Fair
Google has launched a video campaign to promote their new Science Fair. The Science Fair is an online competition for students aged between 13 and 18. As usual, Google is looking is for creative ideas and offering scholarships and job opportunities. This is great for all geeks. Good to have a powerhouse like Google support […]
Kneel before ZOD (er, kitchens)
What if General ZOD made kitchens. Rather than bother Superman with general world conquering ambitions imagine that ZOD was content to build high quality kitchen units. Can you imagine that? Maybe this will help. Makes sense. Right? You’d be certain that the workers in the kitchen unit assembly warehouse worked hard, effectively and had your […]
X-Men: First Class trailer
That’s right folks. We have a trailer for X-Men: First Class. My first thought was whether they can save the franchise after a disappointing X-Men 3. My second thought was “What on Earth will they show?” I think it’s a pretty good trailer. We’ve Erik and Charles – who become known as Magneto and Professor […]
