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Dude, I just played that last night after Slog Happy. Great concept!
What’s with the New Age porno background music?
http://penny-arcade.com/images/2009/2009…
I have to have this, I need it. Now.
Is there a Mac / Linux port
Unfortunately not at this moment. I’m planning of doing these as soon as I’m done with the PC version of the game, but I can’t promise anything at this point.
from the website, alas.
Very, very cool.
There’s a $5 iPhone version. Anyone tried it?
My employer spent unGodly amounts of money on a SmartBoard. Nobody knows how to use it, nobody tries to use it. It’s an expensive LCD projector screen and otherwise useless.
Until I saw it used on Mythbusters I didn’t even know what it could do.
I bet we could play Crayon Physics on it. But my employer has a strict no-games policy at work. Boo!
G4 TV gave this one of its Top Indie Games ratings in their Best Games reviews for the year. (somewhere on http://www.g4tv.com is the vid of that).
NPR is ahead of the slog:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story…