2003.11.03 - Monday
Kvasir's new CD (13:50 PST):
Kvasir has a new CD out, and you can listen to some of
the music from their sight: http://www.kvasirinvalhalla.com/.
Brian Hess, the guy that made music for our old
"Squawk: King of the Mountain" project, is a member of this band.
- BFGalbraith
2003.10.28 - Tuesday
Blender Game-design Website! (14:05 PST):
If you have not heard yet, there's a new major Blender
web page up for Blender-based games news and
information: www.gameblender.org.
- BFGalbraith
2003.09.23 - Tuesday
Blender Action (17:50 PST):
There's much going on in the world of Blender right
now. A number of Games are in development. Also,
version 2.3 is due out in a few months, and is
expected to be much easier to use by then. For more
details, check out www.blender.org.
- BFGalbraith
2003.09.10 - Wednesday
Peleg Expansion (13:40 PST):
We've got a new section on the front page just for Peleg. You should find that it gives greater
insight into the diverse and unique populations of the world. We're still developing
this aspect of the page, so look out for more news on this world in the future.
- Phillip
2003.08.28 - Thursday
GameSpy soul for sale (11:40 PST):
According to a GameSpy add banner that randomly appeared at the top of
our Free Game Arts page a
couple of days ago, GameSpy's "Stream of the Day" was "sponsored by
Microsoft." This would definitely support the rumor that GameSpy sold
it's soul (to the usual buyer.)
- BFGalbraith
2003.08.27 - Wednesday
Race Data Update (14:10 PST):
The Squawk site's race data for the Bestiary and Anthrosaurs is now
compatible with the latest Hack
and Slash Role Playing System. Click on the Squawk icon on the
left-hand side of the page to check it out.
- Phillip
2003.08.26 - Tuesday
Hack and Slash: Released (14:50 PST):
We just uploaded the latest version of the Hack and Slash Role Playing System.
This is the most modified release ever including approximately thirty-three
significant changes in the text. New key changes involve a smaller PPV scale and
simplified maneuvering rules. Check out the "list of changes" on the site to see what
a big deal it is.
- Phillip
2003.08.10 - Friday
Behold Edegene (17:20 PST):
We have posted notes on a Squawk world called
Edegene, which you can get to from the Squawk
Worlds page.
- BFGalbraith
2003.07.28 - Monday
Blender 2.28 (9:20 PST):
Blender version 2.28 is out,
with Python and Sound improvements over the last version.
- BFGalbraith
Around 95% (9:15 PST):
Our Hack
and Slash SourceForge stats have been way up this
summer. Anything over 90% would be pretty good for
this project, since all we've been working on lately
is the RPS (paper and pencil) side of it.
- BFGalbraith
2003.07.22 - Tuesday
The Sword of Ares (9:00 PST):
Our first major team video game project was a Quake TC called
"The Sword of Ares." We have gotten some requests for this TC over the
last year since File Planet mysteriously quit hosting our files. Well,
now you can download
"The Sword of Ares" Quake TC, full version (not just shareware levels)
for free!.
- BFGalbraith
2003.07.12 - Saturday
RPG.net 'Clix Survey (18:25 PST):
There's an interesting survey on www.RPG.net concerning
the Topps purchase of WizKids.
- BFGalbraith
M.U.S.C.L.E. Game Cube (18:20 PST):
Some of my favorite toys growing up were "Muscle
Things". Well, at Target in Issaquah WA a few days ago, I
played a demo for the Game Cube that appeared to be a
"Muscle Things" wrestling game, called "Ultimate
Muscle". (I believe my ignorance on the subject is due
to my not keeping up on my Anime like I should.) I
really enjoyed the play control and graphics, a pretty
big complement coming from me.
- BFGalbraith
2003.07.05 - Saturday
Behold: Radix (22:45 PST):
We have posted notes on a Squawk world called Radix, which you can get
to from the Squawk Worlds page. -
BFGalbraith
2003.07.04 - Monday
1st Half of 2003 Review (20:40 PST):
In the first half of 2003, Tops bought WizKids, we started using an independant server,
we added notes on new worlds to theSquawk setting,
new versions of Blender came out, Mapes returned
and became the new Open Quartz
project manager, we cooperated
with Bobbee Tec, we did updates for the
Hack and Slash
Role-Playing System along with the appropriate Squawk updates, we enjoyed
Blood Zero,
we began our reconstruction of the
Free Game Arts, Crystal Space
made sf.net's project of the month, and Sam's Club started selling Red Hat machines.
- BFGalbraith