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| DIY Electroluminescent (EL) photo frame I like the idea of using an EL panel for picture illumination, and I have another use for it. I need to take pictures of glass for an upcoming project and this would be a great solution for lighting the piece. To get really nice pictures of glass you have to light them from underneath. [...] [..] |
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| Speaking of Loot: the Ancient Roots [Mmorpgs] Yesterday, we mentioned the fact that game designers often walk a fine line when figuring out how best to dangle a nice, looty carrot in front of their audience; somewhat on the same subject (loot!), Roger Travis goes back to the Iliad and even further to illustrate [..] |
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| Games as Language [Language] L.B. Jeffries has a nice essay up on the idea of 'games as languages' — a combination of coercing players to take certain actions and encouraging certain responses, creating a dialogue of sorts. As Jeffries says, "It?s not exactly talking to another person?but it?s not just rollin [..] |
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| Get A Closer Look At Europe's Classy DS Lites [Nintendo DS] Long given the royal shaft by Nintendo, it's heart-warming to see an instance where Europe gets something nice from the Kyoto-based company. And it doesn't come nicer than those new DS Lite colours announced for the region the other week. For your viewing [..] |
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EA explains Battlefield:BC's pay-to-play weapons  Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Online
After initially seeing EA's explanation about its pay-to-play DLC weaponry in Battlefield: Bad Company on MTV's Multiplayer, it was time for a nice walk [..] |
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The Midibox SID V2  Can you believe the Midibox SID V2 started out as a Commodore 64? I have seen a few mods of the old c64, but this one is really nice. Check out the site for links to make your own Midibox.
The venerable Commodore 64 is well known among the electronic music community as a synthesizer modder’s [...] [..] |
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| DIY: 4×4 LED Matrix Why by a 4×4 matrix when you can make one? This is a self contained LED matrix that runs on a PIC 12F628A. They promise to post the Eagle Schematic and code soon. It would be nice to see all the coded patterns that he has created for this project.
A few years ago, when I [...] [..] |
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| The Surprising Success of Retail Game Cards [Retail] I had an interesting discussion this week on the topic of microtransaction models, East-West interaction, and the fact that few people pay much attention to such issues (or dismiss them out of hand); Games In Motion has a nice interview up illustrating the 'fly und [..] |
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Today in joystiq: May 5, 2008 
Joystiq reader Mat Brady sent us this mockup earlier today he made of the iWish, a well-done amalgam of hopeless dreaming that makes for a nice desktop background given the 1600-wide full-size image. Also contained on his blog is a discussion on [..] |
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The real story behind the Verizon BlackBerry Storm OS?  I want to preface this by saying that the following statements are my opinions and hypotheses, and have not be confirmed nor denied by any of sources of mine or official contacts at either corporation. It should serve as a nice little “conspiracy theory,” though. Here’s the deal:
When we met with Verizon and RIM about [...] [..] |
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| Midnight Club's Picture Perfect LA [Gallery] Along with the release date news from earlier today, Rockstar also released a gaggle of brand new screenshots for Midnight Club: Los Angeles, and they are pretty damn nice looking. I've only been in LA maybe three times in [..] |
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Something we missed over the weekend: A neat Gizmodo post about the evolution of the peanut-shaped TiVo (TIVO) remote control and Paul Newby, who developed it. Hat [..]
