Basically I am going to repost this from America's favorite video game site/database Giantbomb.com
I would like to talk about the potential of some of these titles. Here in this forum. The forum. What a shock.
Fallout 3: Broken Steel
Operation Anchorage and The Pitt were both worth playing, but I am thrilled about this one:
Twitter has killed us
If you're stopping by the site to see what's up, sorry there's nothing new. Seems that the conversation has migrated here.
Simply amazing fanmade Half-Life 2 Live Action short.
Its incredible what just a few people & some capital can do in today's modern age. This is very near Hollywood quality on a fraction of the budget which topped out at $500!
The teaser for Part 2 at the end got me excited. Here's is the Purchase Brothers official site.
Hawk and Sabre on Twitter
So, I've been bored at work all day. While spamming the forums, I thought of creating a hawk and sabre twitter feed, much like the Culmandos. So I did.
My intent is to give out the password to everyone in H&S. I would like to see the feed used as a notification sevice for when people are available to play games. That's waht H&S is about, right? After the Civ 4 twitter spam from the weekend, I figured this might be a nicer way to colsolidate stuff like that.
For those that are the Cullmandos, any logisitcs we should be aware of as far as the account sharing?
Anyone opposed to this idea?
The iPhone is Magic
Normally I'm not much for G4's stuff, but this was pretty good (watch for the D20):
H&S News briefs: Halo Wars, Fallout 3 DLC, Fable II, Ghostbusters, Left 4 Dead
Here are some things...
Halo Wars is coming out March 3rd. A Live demo is hitting Feb. 5th.
Fallout 3 info abounds. Screenshots have emerged revealing a kick-ass Stealth ninja suit from the upcoming DLC sets. Operation Anchorage and Broken Steel look to drastically change some elements of landscape and enhance the level cap respectively.
Fable II DLC, Knothole Island, hits Jan. 13.
Ghostbuster, now shockingly published by Atari, has a release date for June 16th.
Macbook Wheel
Somehow this slipped by most of the mainstream media coverage of Macworld Expo:
Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard
Composed on an Apple Macbook Wheel (because I'm better than all of you)
