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Still a work in progress, but you can already buy it and experience the beta:Proteus A kind of anti-game about the musical exploration of an island. Brilliant and very original.

It's by the director of Tron: Legacy on a screenplay he co-wrote based on a (yet to be published?) comic book he co-created... color me cautiously optimistic.

Two things: - Dragon's Lair at the time was indeed extremely impressive visually and kinda magical, but there was no illusion for anyone over 5 that it was a terrible terrible video game. You could not predict the result of your choices (so it was 99% trial, error and memorization) and there...

I see it.

I think they are going in the wrong direction. What they should have done is go to Microsoft and Sony and tell them their online store are total shit and that they should outsource them to Valve. I am pretty sure in all of two slides with some $$$ figures they can convince any bean counter. The...

You mean because it launched along with Steam or because of the content of the game itself?

One of the most improbable trio of heroes find a baby in a dumpster.... a Christmas miracle! A brilliant dramedy by the late Satoshi Kon:

We had something going pretty well on MoreNetz with a similar topic. The idea: shine a light on movies you enjoyed that might not be known by you fellow posters! Old and new, foreign or domestic, comedy or drama, everything is welcomed as long as you feel it's worth encouraging people to...

I saw the trailer yesterday and I am really really looking forward to it now. So that trailer added two solid reallies.

Fake people voting for a fake band should be legal!

Considering these "bands" did not manage to all wake up to vote for themselves nor ask a couple of their friends to do it too makes me wonder how many are actual bands and how many are fake entries by the organizers to make it look more fleshed out.

It was easier to vote than to look at the picture, so a vote has been cast.

Substituting just for a post spandex for gore-tex, there is a comic book moment that haunts me, so it seems this thread is fit for sharing it. It"s in Tanigushi"s Kamigami no Itadaki (Le sommet des Dieux in its french translation), a manga about mountain climbing. A journalist is trying to track...

I may have found a perfectly logical explanation for all of this.

If I understand Project Z correctly, it"s all different people voting once a day, so it does not exploit the voting system. Too bad for "bogus" votes...

In all fairness, about 600 guests are people brought to the FSR thread through digg or similar "link to cool stuff" portals.

She cleverly "gave up" the last time, just before doing a massive web offensive and beating the cousin on the finish line so...

I am pretty sure the vote figure is just from a conspiracy theory post made after the fail. I suspect their vote.asp code is half decent and discarded all of the votes made with masked or repeating IP. It just did that without notification. In the end, the countable votes were probably in the...

The whole idea of such contest for them is to have people rallying voters and making their station more visible. Why would they not milk that for the whole week if it was the original plan?

I wonder why the B bracket is the only unresolved one... it needs to reach a 2:1 majority to end? Or does it end simply when the radio people want it to end and they would like a second guy to win a bracket?

That guy must have the people from super-juicer.org and men-who-love-greek-wrestling.org voting for him, because the cousin only has a slight lead. Anyway: voted.

The plot thickens...

You will notice than in one of his first posts, where he refutes the writing style analysis, Auspex uses a word in bold to emphasize. Something he never made before... and also never made after because in the heat of the flame he goes on using capitalized words to emphasize... like Unleached...