“Wayfinder” by Infinity Shred — or Starscream, as you might have known them by before the band recently changed its name due to legal issues. This is the first single from the newly named group, and its upcoming release EP 001 (Gnar Dream), releasing May 15.
As has become customary with these music links, other chiptune stuff I’ve been meaning to mention:
- Remixes of Disasterpeace’s FEZ soundtrack by Tiny Cartridge reader Christian Montoya
- More acts announced for Blip Festival NYC 2012
Oh, and you can buy Infinity Shred’s awesome “Wayfinder”, which you really should listen to all the way, here.
Hear also: More Starscream tracks
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Crono, Marle and Frog vs. Buu - animated gif by Game & Graphics.
Pixels from Super NES games Chrono Trigger (1995) and Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension (1996).
Six-minute trailer for Fire Emblem: Awakening. This clip has, like, everything! From character creation to battles to the world map …
Famitsu (according to Siliconera) says you can spot Marth in this trailer, wearing a mask. I know he’s a dramatic character and all that, but I see that name and all I can think of is Barth from You Can’t Do That on Television. Dahhh, I heard that!
Buy: Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon Find: Nintendo DS/3DS release dates, discounts, & more See also: More Fire Emblem posts [Via Nintendaan, Siliconera]
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Blizzard and Hasbro announce World of Warcraft Monopoly and StarCraft Risk board games
Hasbro has announced plans to bring two new licensed board games based on Blizzard’s popular videogames.
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Resident Evil: Caliban Cover novel cover.
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Resident Evil: Revelations has a typo on the spine of its U.S. box… Or does it? Another Capcom/Level-5 crossover!
Preorder: Resident Evil: Revelations
Find: Nintendo DS/3DS release dates, discounts, & more
See also: More Resident Evil: Revelations news/media
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TV Guide magazine Shenmue cover.
»you will never see a game bankrupt a company again.sadfrog
>you will never play shenmue 3 on 3DHD.:’(
Special When Lit: A Pinball Documentary
(2009) Not Rated - 88 minutes
Special When Lit rediscovers the lure of a lost pop icon: pinball. This award-winning documentary joins fans, collectors, designers and champion players from around the globe who share the story of a phenomenon that once swept the world.
7.3/10 - IMDB
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hát ezt még most lehúzom valahonnét ?:!?%:
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Heading out to pick up Mario Kart 7 today? Make sure you check your rear-view mirror for incoming blue shells!!!
USD$30
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The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Concert program design
Flagpole Bonus by Brother Brain.
Super Mario Bros. (NES) Nintendo 1985.
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Final Fantasy VI japanese box art (Square for Super Famicom, 1994).
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Code as text: Mark Marino on the academic potential of code
It was bound to happen. The University of Southern California has introduced a program that studies computer code—not for what it produces, but instead actually examining code through the lens of critical theory. It’s called Critical Code Studies, and it’s one of the most exciting nascent fields of academic studies out there. Henry Jenkins did an interview with Mark Marino, head of the Critical Code Studies department at USC, and he had this to say.
Critical Code Studies finds code meaningful not as text but “as a text,” an artifact of a digital moment, full of hooks for discussing digital culture and programming communities. I should note that Critical Code Studies also looks at code separated from functioning software as in the case of some codework poetry, such as Mez’s work or Zach Blas’ trasnCoder anti-programming language. To that extent, Critical Code Studies is also interested in the culture of code, the art of code, and code in culture more broadly.
The interview is fairly in-depth, going in on the possibilities of CSS becoming an imperialist text, the “aesthetics of beautiful code,” and the placing code within the context of the larger cultural forms with which it interacts.
-Drew Millard
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