Life, love and videogames
Nosebleed Interactive were successfully shortlisted for, and have won the Playstation Mobile Prototype Fund for our to-be-announced cross-platform game “The Horde.” Keep an ear open for more information – including screenshots videos and demos – in the coming months!
Posted on 18/11/2012 at 4:42pm | Nosebleed Interactive, The Horde | No comments
RoboWrangler – A game that I’m working on as part of a team on my Masters course;
Visit the RoboWrangler website
Posted on 21/02/2012 at 3:39pm | Uncategorized | No comments
Apparently, the Rasberry Pi will have twice the graphics performance of the iPhone 4s. Sounds good to me; here it is running Quake 3. Although I’m not entirely sure that we’re comparing Apples to…Apples here – since the Pi runs from mains power, and the iPhone has to worry about battery life, the Pi has a little bit of an advantage in this area. Still, it makes a change from the 500w performance graphics cards in modern desktops.
Can’t wait to start programming some games for it. Could make an affordable little indie console, this…
Posted on 09/02/2012 at 4:22pm | Uncategorized | No comments
I’m not sure how to get my hands on those “scrap” solar cells…and the finished product could use a little polish, but it’s nice to see this sort of thing making it into mainstream news; http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16252407
Posted on 28/12/2011 at 12:58pm | Uncategorized | No comments
I’m actually really excited about the upcoming Rasberry Pi $25 computer! (That’s about £15 in the Queens English) A tiny, single board computer with a 700MHz ARM processor, capable of running Linux and apparently powerful enough for 1080p video playback. I’m a bit dubious about that last point, but I still think I’ll pick one up to play with. Two versions available; Model A with 128MB RAM and no network jack and the more expensive (or slightly less-cheap at only $35 / £22) Model B with 256MB RAM and an RJ45 jack. I never got round to buying myself an Arduino, but hey, if this does manage HD video playback, I’m sure I could hack together a microscopic HTPC!
Posted on 28/12/2011 at 12:51pm | Uncategorized | No comments