Showing posts with label video games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video games. Show all posts
Thursday, March 05, 2009
Be An Online Drummer
Via John Gushue: Buckle, which is apparently an American clothing retailer that would like to be cool has put up a virtual drum kit on their site that actually is pretty cool (too bad they sell clothes instead of drums) - anyway, click on the image below to give it a try (you play with the number buttons on your keyboard.)
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Most Serene Republic Wants to Play (PS3) With You
Nick: themostnickever
Sean: footlong09
Ryan: AwesomeKing
Simon: SemyonPetlyura
Saturday, July 05, 2008
Whoa, the Jetlag...
I finally got back into Ottawa yesterday morning from an overnight flight from Vancouver Island, where I was happily priviledged to attend a wedding in the family. Those of you already following my home blog will have noted some of the posts I've set up, as well as some of the photography I took during side trips into Vancouver.
One thing you should really take in if you're in Vancouver in the next little while is Krazy, a pop-culture arts exhibit featuring comics/manga/BD, animation/anime, video games, and related stuff and non-nonsense. It's being held at the Vancouver Art Gallery until September 7th. I think it'll be worth the time and the money.
Myself? I doted maybe a little overlong on the original art from Chester Brown's biographical, Louis Riel...
One thing you should really take in if you're in Vancouver in the next little while is Krazy, a pop-culture arts exhibit featuring comics/manga/BD, animation/anime, video games, and related stuff and non-nonsense. It's being held at the Vancouver Art Gallery until September 7th. I think it'll be worth the time and the money.
Myself? I doted maybe a little overlong on the original art from Chester Brown's biographical, Louis Riel...
Labels:
animation,
Art,
comic books,
graphic novels,
Vancouver,
video games
Saturday, November 17, 2007
Care to Test the Odds?
The Web Facts of Against All Odds are designed to provide more information about the activities in the online game. Each section contains fact sheets, profiles, videos, or other interesting links about refugees.
War and Conflict
War and violence are all too present in our world today. This section contains information about the rights that all people, including refugees, have. There are links to information about the numbers of refugees and who protects them. This section contains profiles of people who fled their homes because they faced political persecution
Borderland
Not everyone who leaves their country is a refugee. This section contains information about who is considered a refugee and descriptions of the different options they have for finding a safe haven. There are links to profiles of people who are trying to find a new home in a new country. It also has profiles of famous people you may not have known were refugees.
A New Life
Life in the US can be very different from the countries that refugees come from. This section contains information about what the US does to help refugees make the transition. It also contains information about the true origins of things you use in your daily life. The profiles in this section describe how refugees try to transition to their new life in a new country.
Friday, August 17, 2007
Why We're Here
This is the best video game trailer I have ever seen.
Too bad there's no CFL video game.
Too bad there's no CFL video game.
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