Apparently the line "and now you do what they told ya" from the rage against the machine song Killing in the name of sounds like "break the chicken nuggets, daddy" in Japanese.
Here is a video enacting that scene to a panel of what appears to be one music producer and six convicted fellons
A sort of minecraft but with vastly more sophisticated mechanical systems allowing you to build transforming houses cars production lines or even atat's
in green light at the moment going to early access sometime early next year
This article in the nytimes looks at the crimes of a serial swatter a teenage kid from canada who went by the name of "Obnoxious" who would DDos female gamers on twitch until they would chat with him then would request pictures then nude pictures then other things and if refused he would dox them and gradually ramp up the abuse from threatening messages to sending pizza to their houses to sending swat teams to their house.
It's a little known RFC (Request For Comments) from the Internet Engineering Task Force.
Worth a read for everyone.
Real FX Slotless Racing is due for a flash sale tomorrow (due 30th Nov 2015 @ 6:50pm GMT) if anyone has been thinking about picking up a copy ... it also has a video with a few familiar faces on the page.
There have been a lot of great games popping up recently some big names others not so much and with a load more on the horizon I thought I'd do a little roundup before I forget.
Rebel Galaxy:
I think of this as Firefly the game it's basically redneck elite. You fly about a colourful space universe trading mining shooting(either good/milita or bad/pirates) etc your way along upgrading your ship with bigger and better equipment then bigger and better ships all to a cowboy rock soundtrack.
So Jonathan Coulton did songs for portal (still alive) and portal 2 (want you gone) both sung by Ellen Mclain who is the voice of Glados the murderous AI who also happens to be an opera singer as well as a voice actor
anyway there was recently a portal game world for the "extract money from people by holding them upside-down and shaking then billing them again for shake fees" lego dimensions game and there is a third portal song that goes with it
this is that
Claude is my favourite GTA character. The mute protagonist in GTA 3 made some of the dialog difficult but made him somehow loveable. I got to decide Claude's thoughts, to me his quiet resignation was a deep distrust of the people around him. Tommy Vercetti (GTA 3 VC) and Niko Bellic (GTA 4) had some personality but got progressively less interesting to play because there was less choice. You character was, well, a bit of a dick. I quite liked the gangers in GTA 3: SA but only because - as gangsters - they were shit.Everything went wrong all the time and that was enderring.
The Uberstore works well but it isn't perfect. Just recently I've had problems where one box overflows into another. It's quite annoying because resetting the system is tricky.
This chap explains the issue rather well:
He also has a solution, which means taking apart all the workings behind the scenes. I get to reuse most of the bits and I'm going to keep the layout. It's just a bit annoying.