Monthly Archives: December 2005

A new version of The Interview is up, complete with more of that tasty anti-aliased goodness you saw in the newest version of Cubert Badbone, as well as improved character-following scripting and the removal of that taunting “coming sometime in … Continue reading →

Well, I just finished replaying Grim Fandango. I love it as much as I did the first time I played it, only this time, owing to my fantastic memory, I didn’t need a walkthrough. I remember the first time I … Continue reading →

Today, I decided that I felt a little generous [1] and posted some music I just composed up on the Internet. To be precise, it’s the theme song for the seventeen-piece boy band that performs in the S.S. Asylum’s talent … Continue reading →

Well, I’m finally done exams. Oh, joy. In celebration, I have decided to repost an insightful little list I found while surfing around on how to deal with INTJs. [1] I’m sure you would all find it useful when it … Continue reading →

Good news, everyone! This weekend, I finished the first of TGTTPOACS’s four endings. This means that you can technically finish the game, only you’ll also be able to wander into a fair share of not-yet-properly-coloured rooms and pick up a … Continue reading →

Today, I had the unique opportunity to test the newest, not-yet-released version of the SLUDGE engine, which features anti-aliased characters. It looked so pretty that I decided to release an anti-aliased Cubert Badbone. Grab it toute suite! As an added … Continue reading →

This evening, I took a much-needed break from studying and – get this – saw Casablanca. In a MOVIE THEATRE. Casablanca is one of the greatest movies of all time. [1] After all, without it, we wouldn’t have Grim Fandango … Continue reading →