I wrote before about this competition when it was in the second round.
http://lunchbx.blogspot.com/2010/08/vote-for-your-favorite-game-villain.html
A lot of villains have been knocked out since then and we're getting closer to a victor.
I have to say that I'm disappointed that Darth Malak was knocked out. He was a great villain from one of the best single-player RPG's ever. However he lost to Diablo so I can't say I'm too surprised.
At this point I'm rooting for Kerrigan to win it all.
Even if you've missed previous rounds it's not too late to cast your votes (preferably for Kerrigan).
Click here to vote now!



This guy named Guillaume Reymond is an artist who has recreated several original video games using people sitting in theater seats as pixels. As you can see it's stop motion so the people just change shirts and move around in between pictures. These are Pac-Man and Tetris, but he's also done Pong, Space Invaders, and Pole Positions. If you liked these then be sure to watch the others and check out this site.
http://notsonoisy.com/























































































































Poor giant rabbits... I wonder how big they are anyway.

In light of certain events, two of our main posters have been, well, not posting things. And Griffin forgets to internet most of the time anyways. So, way to kill the blog guys. Just when I was getting into my photography stuff.


Sooo this was a pretty convenient challenge because I had just taken this neat bug picture a few days before I actually read about it. And I wasn't about to go out in nature and all and look for bugs crawling on things and stuff. So this is an unidentified dragonfly on a basil plant in New Hampshire, I'm pretty sure the camera was set to aperture priority settings cause things generally look cooler that way. Oh here's the gallery my picture is in, there are some pretty neat winners, as always.


















Hello all, I'm gonna start posting pictures from past shooting challenges here, and hopefully catch up to date so I'll only post the weekly current ones. This was the first challenge I attempted, and it was definitely harder than it seems. I waited until the sun was setting for the right lighting, and even then it was hard to have the foreground lit and flare from the sun. And I didn't exactly succeed with lots of flare, but there's definitely some in there.


Unfortunately, being my first time, I didn't submit this picture correctly so it wasn't in gallery (or the second gallery). And here's the rules page, if you're interested in a more detailed how-to.


Butterape. That's all.


This is Altitude. It's a fun little game where control a plane and join in multi-player game-play with a bunch of other planes either on teams or sometimes FFA. This picture shows a sky ball mode. It's kind of like soccer or football but with dogfighting planes. It's one f those games where people of all skill levels play and there are plenty of fun modes to try. So whether you're an uber pro or a complete noob doesn't matter. You can find some way to enjoy it.

If you're still not sure then try it out for yourself! It's free through Steam for this weekend and if you decide you like it, it's currently only $5. It's one of the best games I've seen for such a great price. If your reading this later and you miss the deal it's still only $10 normally so I'd still recommend it.

It's made for both PC and MAC and its system requirements are so low it could run on virtually any computer in use! Actually that's kind of ambiguous. Let me put it this way. If you can view this blog without any issues then it'll run.

Here's a link to its steam page:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/41300/
If you don't already have steam then you can also get that for free here:
http://store.steampowered.com/about/
It has both PC and Mac links for the Steam client too.

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