Fink About It

A very special movie about the world of gaming. Watch it!

Now that I’ve got a new computer, I decided to go back to a game I furiosly played about a year ago. Mirror’s Edge is a jump & run game in first person perspective. You play as Faith, a free-runner who delivers illegal packages and helping your sister out of a miserable situation. As the plot is very doubtful and has only few twists I don’t want to give it away. However, I want to show you the screenshots I’ve made of Mirror’s Edge with PhysX so far: Read on

As christmas is almost over, I’ve changed the winter-edition theme back into my old design. However, I’ve altered it. There is some javascript font-replacement going on, the header and the menu was altered by me and there are some shadows behind the texts which you probably didn’t note until now. These are all alterations due to things you can expect from your blog in 2010:
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Guess what… size doesn’t matter! At least, when it comes to computer cases, bigger’s never better!

The story

There are quite some computer stores in my area – one of them has very competent workers and bad product quality, the other has good quality, but the people there give you a lot of BS information. So I went there to ask for the optional external sound cable for my graphics card, which should make it possible to get HDMI working with sound. Anyway, I got there with my small barbone case (see above) and put it next to his monster case. He was smiling at me and started a conversation: Read on

Let’s be honest: Gaming is fun. But gaming in Coop¹ is even more fun. The problem, however, is that there are not too many games out there that’ll actually work in coop against bots. Sometimes it’s because of technical difficulties, sometimes it’s because of design mistakes which can kill the fun. As I have tried a lot of different games with both native and mod-injected coop functionality, here is a list of what did and did not work out for me.

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1. that is multiplayer mode: players vs. AI bots [↩]