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TMS Chat & News / Bye for Now
« on: April 24, 2006, 06:32:25 AM »
See ya later dude. You will be back mid year. Holidays will beckon hehe. Catcha on msn if you are on and catcha at uni games even

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XSA Chat & News / Krem's Blog
« on: April 23, 2006, 05:47:18 PM »
Decided to do some browsing on the internet after typing the above, and i found a couple of cool things.

-An Article about Japanese Gaming Culture (Gamespy)

-The Blog of Gonzalo Frasca
Ive been here before many a time. Frasca is one of the worlds game theorists. People who right academically about games. I was lucky enough last year to recieve a lecture from him in my Game Studies subject. He also is a game developer as well. Check out his blog as he often provides some great gaming news and also check out his flash games. Games with a message (shock! horror!). When he gave the lecture he was in Melbourne to open the Games Lab at ACMI (Australian Centre for the Moving Image) Check out the website there to see what the Games Lab is all about:

ACMI Homepage

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XSA Chat & News / Krem's Blog
« on: April 23, 2006, 05:27:34 PM »
@LP: I havent seen much of the other work from Chan Wook Park...Ive printed off a list of his films from IMDB and im gonna work through them.

-A new item is an album ive looked forward to from an Australian band The Grates. They are 3 piece band from Australia that have just put out their first album "Gravity Won't Get You High". I have seen them live three times before. Once when they supported The Go! Team (UK), and then at the The Falls Festival and Big Day Out Festivals over summer. They play simple "happy" songs and could be most accurately be defined as indie rock. A friend told me they sound like early Blondie, one of the new songs on the album "Nothing Sir" with keyboard predominating reminds me of The Dresden Dolls. I had planned to see them on their album release tour, but ive found out they are supporting The Arctic Monkeys on their Australian tour so ill be killing two birds with one stone (Two Arctic Monkey's shows sold out on the day of their ticket release and the shows are in August). The live show of The Grates is where its at, the singer, Patience, does not stop moving the whole entire time they are playing. She jumps, claps, rolls around and dances the whole time and always has a grin on her face, and the crowd always love it. Someone I saw them with commented "I wonder if she ever has a bad day?" At the moment they are doing shows overseas in the UK and USA i think. Check out their website ive posted below

The Grates Homepage

-On other news, first day back from a week off from Uni, and im feeling it again. One lecture down and already took a nap.

-Tomorrow is ANZAC day in Australia. A day of rememberance for those who fought and died for their country during the first world war. Im going to the dawn service tomorrow and also to the football game between my side Essendon and Collingwood (which the rest of my family support). Here are a couple of links with some info about it if thats your thing.

The Anzac Day Tradition
Australian Football League Homepage (pretty weak site but if you wondered what the football im going to actually is)

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SA Stunting Challenges / infested´s Challenge #13
« on: April 23, 2006, 05:13:21 PM »
Are you mad? :P

A packer strut bump....hmmm :P

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SA Stunting Challenges / Greendead's Challenge Map Thread
« on: April 23, 2006, 05:12:19 PM »
Nice work dude, best of luck with it

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GVT Chat & News / New GVT member
« on: April 23, 2006, 05:08:39 PM »
Grats to crew and new member(s?)

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XSA Chat & News / Krem's Blog
« on: April 23, 2006, 06:28:09 AM »
Do what you like, post comments or whatever...

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XSA Chat & News / Krem's Blog
« on: April 23, 2006, 05:42:07 AM »
Im just typing random things i see around...blogging cept not on an actual blog but a forum thread instead

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XSA Chat & News / Krem's Blog
« on: April 23, 2006, 04:36:13 AM »
A second post nice and quick.

-I'd like to share with you a Half Life 2 mod thats got a nice playable beta out and has some unique gameplay. Its called The Hidden. Basically think sort of like playing out the predator movie. One player is an almost invisible, fast, knife wielding guy while the rest of the server hunt him down as some sort of special SWAT team style thing. The mood this game evokes is great and the best thing is that you only need 2 players on a server to have a cracking good time. So if you give a go and can find a mate to play with you will all be set

Here is the homepage link check it out:
'The Hidden - Source' Homepage

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XSA Chat & News / Krem's Blog
« on: April 23, 2006, 04:08:09 AM »
Howdi folks.

Im making this sort of a forum blog. I want in the future to make a website with all my ramblings about movies, games and the media in general but i figure ill test myself by doing something in this form

-Ive noticed that the Mark Ecko graffitti game is gonna be made into a movie, no details as yet but it will be funny if it gets a release in Australia, as we are the only country in the world to ban the game. I find it funny, cos i can see no way that a movie like that could be banned cos its only a movie. Even if the subject content justifies a film rating of R 18+ (the highest commerical rating in Australia) then why dont games have a similar rating...im a huge advocate of the R 18+ rating for games, being an adult gamer

-Ive purchased the 2nd book in Stephen King's Dark Tower series, never been the big Steven King fan but i really enjoyed the first book for its unique setting and use of Western filmic elements in creating the world of the novels. Ive read all the books in Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series to this date, im reading this series to pass the time to the next Wheel of Time book.

-I bought a new dvd 'Three Extremes', a collection of three intense movies from three asian directors, one japanese, one korean and one hong kong. Im a huge fan of the Korean director in it Chan-Wook Park, he made the awesome "Old Boy" movie. His contribution "Cut" is much like Old Boy in its editing style and humour and the story of the film will appeal to anyone who likes the Saw films, but since this was made before im curious to know if this had been seen by the two Aussies who made Saw

-Film reviews are sooo pessimistic im finding. In the Melbourne papers most films rarely break the 3 star mark. Film critics ive always thought are film lovers, but now it just seems they want everything to be a classic. I know some films are crap but when a film like V for Vendetta (which isnt perfect in any way) gets a Dog or Zero star rating i wonder what these people are trying to achieve. It made me come up with a quote that i hope to put on a tshirt in the near future

"Film critics are not a target audience"

I think it has a nice ring to it and reflects my opinion of them.

Anyway thats my opening, kind of extensive but ill post as i think of things

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TMS Chat & News / Meet the crew!
« on: April 22, 2006, 06:29:50 AM »
Nice guys, cool idea. I remember reading this kinda stuff on your website ages and ages ago when you came on the scene :)

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SA Tutorials / QuadBike WallStand
« on: April 21, 2006, 08:36:24 PM »
Vid/screenie would be cool

I smell some new GB fun :P

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SA Un-Modded Video Releases / The Art Of Dropping By
« on: April 18, 2006, 12:09:13 AM »
I commented on the temp forums..well done dude, a video all must see

Hope ill catcha round on msn

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XSA Video Releases / Rakish
« on: April 18, 2006, 12:08:06 AM »
Just for anyone who missed it before the forums went down...my SA bicycle collab with kert

Rakish HQ [TGA]

Rakish LQ [TGA]

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