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Category Archives: Geekery
Video Gamers: Where the Rubber Meets the Road?
It first came to me on SyFy Blaster: That Jerk who raged at you on the road today was probably a gamer. Fox News trumpeted, “Study Says Video Gamers Make Dangerous Drivers.” MSNBC came up with, “No, Driving Games do not Make you Better Drivers.” I was intrigued, and so I ferreted out the original press release at Continental Tires. Here are just a few highlights:
Today’s Link: The Robot’s Pajamas
The Robot’s Pajamas is an interesting read. It’s a bit hard to define though. I’d call it Pop Culture Nostalgia, but you’ll have to form your own opinion. Posts about toys and games, both old and new, with some unique commentary makes this site worth checking out.
Watch out for the NSFW (Not Safe For Work) content though. You’re likely to see anything over there!
(Update: Edited for Spelling. Learn from my mistakes people. Proofread!)
Tiger Eye Part 1: Curse of the Riddle Box Review
Tiger Eye Part 1: Curse of the Riddle Box, based on the novel by Marjorie M. Liu, is aimed squarely at casual gamers. No cutting edge graphics, simple (but fun) game play, fairly short game time, but it can be bought for under $15.
Read on for screen shots and a more detailed review.
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Game Based On Tiger Eye By Marjorie M. Liu
Tiger Eye Crosses Over To PC
Paranormal romance has gained a solid foothold in the world of books and TV. I know a few people who are fans of the stuff and chances are you know someone like that yourself. That’s why I decided to share with you a few tidbits from a press release I received.
New gaming company, PassionFruit Games, launches with first of its kind romance casual game based on bestselling author Marjorie M. Liu’s Tiger Eye novel.”
Masques Giveaway
Not too long ago I wrote a review of Masques, an anthology from the Canberra Speculative Fiction Guild. I’ve been lucky enough to receive a copy of the book, as well as an autographed poster, to share with FanaticSpace.com readers. So it’s time for a book giveaway.
