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Archive for September, 2008

30 Sep

Glitch: Super Sonic Flying in Metropolis Zone Act 2 in Sonic 2

Now, of course Super Sonic can fly anywhere in the sense that he hovers off the ground whenever he hits a certain speed. That’s not what I’m talking about though. I’m talking about him being a good distance off the ground and flying straight ahead through the air. It only works in a specific location, [...]

24 Sep

What I Would Like to See in a Massively Multiplayer Online Game

Note I left roleplaying out of the title of this article. We have enough online rpgs to last a lifetime, unless a new one comes along that is substantially different from the current hackfests infesting the genre. And yes, I’m sick of the genre again, and likely will be for awhile. That’s the motivation for [...]

23 Sep

How to Write Freedom into Your Background

This article is geared more toward games that take place in a setting that takes many realistic concerns, such as having a job, into account. As such, it may apply more to systems like Shadowrun or the Storyteller System and less to systems like D&D. However, some of this advice is likely to be good [...]

15 Sep

Electronic Arts Still Doesn’t Get It

Hey everyone, great news! Red Alert 3 is easing off on DRM!
Except, not really. Sure, you don’t need the CD to play anymore, and that’s a cool feature.
But they still use SecuROM, which, as I explained in a recent piece, has caused problems with my computer before. Others also report it causing problems, though some [...]

15 Sep

Political Magic Cards

This is a little outside my area, but I found it humorous and I imagine a number of others interested in this site will also see the humor. So, without further ado, check out these politically oriented magic cards.
Yes, there is a definite democratic slant, though both parties take some ribbing. If this isn’t your [...]

08 Sep

On Spore, DRM, and SecuROM

I think spore looks like a pretty sweet game. I was seriously considering a purchase, as it has an intriguing premise and sounds like a good deal of casual gaming fun.
Unfortunately, it still has enough DRM measures that I’m just not willing to shell out the money for it.
First, it still uses SecuROM. (edit: broken [...]

04 Sep

The Allure of High Powered Epic Games

My friends know I love to run high powered games, and if you’ve been reading for awhile, it’s likely you’ve picked up on this too. So now the question is, what’s so appealing about these games, and what draws me back to them?
There are three main things I like about high powered games.
1) I like [...]

02 Sep

How to Create a Game With Intrigue if You’re an Epic Man Like Me

Among my friends, it’s no secret I like my roleplaying games supercharged with epic, end of the world plotlines that cast the players as superpowerful heroes who need to save it… or among my more evil inclined players, help bring it along to it’s destruction. Everyone knows level 30 in BESM was a bad plan [...]

01 Sep

Gaming for Perfects

In fighting games, there’s a wonderful trap some people, myself included, fall into. That’s trying to win the fight with a perfect victory, or trying to avoid having our opponent get a perfect victory against us.
Now, both of these might seem to be perfectly in line with winning a fight against an opponent to the [...]

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