Many gamers may be familiar with the indie project that started the ideas for Portal, a small development team of 8 students at DigiPen made a game called Narbacular Drop that threw the player into the role of a witch that could summon a blue and an orange portal that were linked, allowing her to walk into one and come out the other. The game’s basic concepts intrigued those at Valve, who hired the team…
Read more →One thing I didn't mention in my post that may be of interest to some people out there is that these games are all available to download for free online! Al Lowe, who many of you know as the guy who made the Leisure Suit Larry games for Sierra back in the day, was also the designer of the three games I spoke of in my post, with the exception of the Winnie-the-Pooh game, where…
Read more →Wow, sorry for the lack of updates lately, guys. School work has really taken a lot of my free time up. But I found a good solution/cop-out for a new post, putting up a paper I wrote for one of my library classes last term, which was for my Resources for Children class. We had to go back to something we remembered as impacting us as children and evaluate it. Since we were allowed to…
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