Song for Ulvaak
The song for Ulaavk by Allie Goertz is an original melody and a song for Dungeons and Drgaons. The lyrics are by Patton Oswalt and for a D&D character he played.…
Archives for August 2011
Jonathan Ross’ Turf review
Jonathan Ross may be best known for his voice talent on Fable 3. He worked alongside Stephen Fry and, oh, what… wait? Ah! Okay. I’m told Mr Ross is actually best known for being a mega-famous UK personality.…
The Shadow’s iPad ad
I was lucky enough to watch Dave Gorman’s PowerPoint presentation during the Edinburgh Festival. Like Geek Native readers he is a creature of the internet. This is a good thing.
In the presentation we get to look at a poster ad for Apple’s iPad.…
Lego gunblade
Remember Cloud’s Squall’s famous gunblade from Final Fantasy VIII. Pretend for a minute that it would work – a gun that’s also a sword! Fantastic! What a clever idea.
If you’re willing to pretend that the gunblade design would work then it’s not that much more of a stretch to imagine that, well, a home built gunblade would work too.…
Nooo! Darth Vader
Fans are saying the latest edits to Star Wars cost Lord Vader his dignity. In case you’ve been able to miss the outcry Lucas are releasing yet another version of Star Wars for you to buy all over again.…
Six Geeky Facebook Pages to Like
Did you know Geek Native has a Facebook page? Facebook Pages for blogs are the solution for people who are too busy to keep up with new post alerts on Twitter or who dislike subscribing to RSS feeds.…
The One Ring: Adventures over the Edge of the Wild RPG review
The One Ring RPG is the latest Lord of the Rings roleplaying games. My main aspiration when I bought the game, buying it as a pre-order, was that it felt like Lord of the Rings.…
Nihon Buyo dancing robot is the cutest
Okay, this blogger doesn’t really know whether this cute little robot is really dancing Nihon Buyo style – but he is having a go at traditional Japanese dancing. In fact, his routine is described as the Lion dance.…
Will Doctor Who be cancelled?
Doctor Who makes the British red top newspapers often. Why? It’s an easy way to gain attention from blogs like Geek Native and even much bigger blogs that could drive some traffic.…
Prototype: Doctor Who Tardis Journal
Geeky shop Entertainment Earth have published a portotype for the Tardis Journal that River Song has made famous.
Currently, the proposed book will have 160 white, lined, pages. This is the “spoilers” book.…
