cronjob ·
April 18, 2009 at 12:00 am
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- Tweetmeme Recent Items – Gaming
Twitter, according to ZDNet’s Andrew Mager, is "faster, more viral than Digg." Why? Mager points out the submissions to Twitter are much more meaningful. Mager writes, "Clicking a Digg button is a no-lose situation. You aren’t going to lose friends if you Digg 100 things one day. But Twittering something has more of a risk. If you tweet too much, or post a stupid link, you might lose some followers." Anyway, Tweetmeme somehow (?) tabulates the most popular, recently-tweeted headlines and arranges them in a digglike way.
- Ripten – Exclusive Pixeljam Interview: Porn, Fetuses, and Rich’s Super Developer Origin Story
Like the title says. Emily and Jon catch up with the lads of Pixeljam in what has to be the weirdest, funniest interview you’ll read this month. More games interviews should read like A.V. Club material.
- Scarygirl at scarygirl.com
Another highly-anticipated-by-me game launch announcement! This letter is a little shorter, though. From my inbox: "The Scarygirl game is officially online and free to play! Visit http://www.scarygirl.com/ ¶ "Please spread the word and enjoy"
- Legends of Zork
It’s finally here! From my inbox: "Okay, deep breath. It looks like our little casual adventure game is ready. That would be Legends of Zork, for those dozing at the back. ¶ "Now, we know that some of you are expecting one thing, and others are expecting another. Our aims are modest: we’re simply hoping to distract you for a few minutes each day. So we hope that you’ll like it but remember that we have constant development going on behind the scenes, so you’ll see more and more features added over time. (Looks at journalists on newsletter list) Please don’t hit us!"
- Best Week Ever – THINGS THAT EXIST: Nitrous Oxide Dispensing Game Boy
PediSedate combines high technology with a Game Boy Pocket.
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