howzit goin’? let-off studios in 2010, first period
a note from the editor on various personal projects and individualized goals. 2010 “will be the best year of my life yet,” he says.
END OF APRIL 2010 - - HOW ARE THINGS GOIN’?
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videogame review: Hanuro Hawk - Enhanced Edition
from the editor: i’ve completed a review of the shoot-em-up (or “shmup”) game hanuro hawk - enhanced edition by HitmanN, now posted over at the daily click. you can download the game here. hanuro hawk - enhanced edition also appears on the april 2010 edition of klikdisc. if you are a member at the daily click, be sure to leave constructive comments and critique.
PRESENTATION: 8 / 10
Hanuro Hawk - Enhanced Edition is a clean and professional shmup. I actually think of it as the first-ever “elegant” traditional-styled shmup made with MMF2 I’ve played so far. Not to confuse that with “boring,” of course; the game is a fine piece of work. [Read more →]
free film in baltimore: “10 Rules”
from the Red Emma’s/2640 website:
Tuesday May 4, 7:30PM : Know Your Rights! Screening of “10 Rules for Dealing with the Police”
The newest film from the Flex Your Rights Foundation is a primer on asserting one’s Constitutional rights during encounters with law enforcement. This film (made here in Baltimore!) will be shown FREE to the general public, with a moderated discussion and Q&A session to follow the 40-minute film.
wikileaks’ latest breaking story
you may be interested in seeing this. acquired from wikileaks.
someone forwarded some video from an apache helicopter in iraq to the staff of wikileaks, and it’s made a fairly wide hubbub in the anti-war circuit, even appearing on the BBC’s website (where i noticed it). the big stink regards the fact that two AP journalists were killed in iraq and all requests for video footage (via the freedom of information act) were not fulfilled. finally the video made its way to the public eye, and depicts the deaths of the journalists–along with perhaps a dozen others–and wounding of two children who had been in a vehicle driven to the scene to pick up the wounded. [Read more →]
