Posts Tagged ‘Steam’

  1. No comments Apr 22, 2008 Surf your mp3s! Posted in Games, Music

    Ever played Audiosurf? That addictive little fucker! I’ve downloaded the demo because I was a little bit curious as I always am when there’s some hype ebbing away and I feel “underground” enough to give it a try myself. But what is Audiosurf anyway? It creates from a song of your choice a unique race track resembling the tempo, intensity and dynamic of that song. Nothing really new. But the community connection via Steam evokes some Trackmania United atmosphere: If there’s somebody who’s played the same song as you then the game automatically compares your scores and performance. As a competitive grunting male I am prone to scoreboards… If you already know what it is about please refer to the last paragraphs — there’s a challenge for you…
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  2. No comments Dec 02, 2007 The Source of all Good Posted in Computing, Games, Tutorial, Video

    The green man is looking at something big!Call me flip-floppy but today I like Steam better than the day before. Because it works again and likes to display my custom models. Like the one out of three airplanes I modeled for S&P Simulations some months ago.

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  3. No comments Dec 01, 2007 Steampowered Anger Posted in CGI & Rendering, Computing, Dear Diary, Games, Rants, Vista Issues

    Try to restart? Well, it never changes anyway...I love Valve‘s Steam network. No wait — I hate it! I feel like ranting: The last three hours I was working hard to get a Maya model exported, textured and imported into the game. And figuring out how the exporter handles textures was nearly half the deal.

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  4. No comments Nov 22, 2007 My First Character Designs Posted in Art, Games

    An assembly of my character design todayI don’t know what came over me today. Probably it was the excitement mixed with a good deal of fear when I learned about our external teacher Adam Donovan‘s assessment requirements for our course “3D industry” which is nothing more than getting familiar with the complex Source Engine.

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