Showing posts with label games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label games. Show all posts

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Zombie game

I dunno if the game is so cool but I really like the controls.

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Monday, September 8, 2008

The-eXperience: Stockholm (Round2)

For a while I've been talking to Jens at Roskilde eSport to bring The eXperience to Stockholm. I had seen pictures from last years' event, this year they had an awesome trailer and the event was a success. Would be soo cool to bring them to Botkyrka.

The question is: Can Scandinavian esport get to where it is in South Korea?

Sunday, August 10, 2008

Meez Me

I'm at the Cision office and felt a bit bored before I logged on to meez. Totaly hooked on the small puzzle games on the site and decided to make myself an avatar.

Here I am.

Meez 3D avatar avatars games

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Star Craft

This is a small documentary about Star Craft and the culture around it in Korea. I just can't believe the crowds at the final in the middle of the clip. Crazy!

Thursday, April 17, 2008

eSports

Tomorrow I'm having a meeting with Jens Christian and two of his colleagues from Roskilde eSports. They have made some really big gaming events. I'll be taking them out to Botkyrka to show them our facilities and to talk about collaborations. Would be awesome if we could make one at Subtopia.

Check out what their last event looked like.

Sunday, April 13, 2008

Johnny Lee @ TED

Johnny Lee has now taken the step from being famous on YouTube to being a frontpage name at TED.com.

I want to play 3D games!

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Gaming trends

Businessweek predicts a continuing boom for the gaming industries and lists the biggest trends.

1. Simple games that are less time-consuming developed for less experienced gamers like EA:s Boom Blox developed in colaboration with Steven Spielberg.
2. Gradual roll-out of games such as Mass Effect on Xbox where the new episode was sold for USD5
3. Free-to-play - the games are for free but things in the game are bought. This will be the case for the new release of Battlefield.
4. Indie games released free online. (Check out "N" below.)
5. Merges among publishers.
6. User generated/developed games where the players can develop and share their designs. Example? "Little big planet" from Sony.

I don't really get what Businessweek mean when they talk about indie-games. Thought that it had always been that way. Well, this game "N" is quite amusing. Help the ninja collect all the coins and open the portal. Simple and to the point.

N Game Just play it.

Tuesday, April 24, 2007

From Bore to Spore

Ok, right now I am busy like hell working my ass off. But read my lips: as soon as I get the time I will start creating my own civilization in Spore. If you have not seen this before... check it out.