volume
1, issue 28:
March 8 - 12, 1999
This issue of loonygames
is respectfully dedicated to the living memory of Stanley Kubrick.
(1928-1999)
Today
in loonygames:
New!! The Archives have been cleaned up, fead links fixed, and printable versions restored! Also, don't miss the new comments on the front page!
Livin'
With The Sims:
theAntiELVIS explores the wild and wacky world that is Will Wright's The Sims,
asking the inevitable quesiton, "is The Sims the first step toward a virtual
life where everyone is Swedish?"
Pixel
Obscura: Josh
Vasquez on Omikron: The Nomad Soul.
Real
Life: Check
out our newest comic strip, Real Life! Updated daily!
User
Friendly: Updated
daily!
T-Shirts:
Stylin' loonygames t-shirts from Berda Compugrafix!
Artwork:
Hey, dig the artwork on loonygames? We're selling some
of the original art.
Feedback:
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Featured
Article:
Adventures in ASCII
Take
a look at the weird world of Roguelikes, the games that have
inspired countless RPGs, including Diablo.
Regular
Columns:
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Pixel
Obscura: Josh Vasquez is in the middle of midterms this week,
so enjoy this archived edition where he looks at Ridge Racer
4. (3/9)
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Pad
Happy: Nick F. discusses the age old problem of PAL vs. NTSC.
(2/18)
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How'd
They Do That?: Bungie into the 5th dimension! Your questions
get answered by Bungie Software's Doug Zartman, and 3D Realms' Chris
Hargrove. Whee! (3/11)
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The
MailBag: You people are nuts. Nuts, you hear me? (3/12)
Developer's
Corner:
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Thinking
Outside the Box:
Paul Steed's back with a brand new tutorial, featuring the
Doom guy! Don't know who that is? Well, then that's just
your problem, isn't it. (3/9)
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Code
on the Cob: Chris Hargrove's incredibly busy this
week, so here's an archived edition where Chris explains programming
architecture. (3/3)
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Painting
on Polygons:
It's Chris Buecheler's last edition of this column...drop
by as he passes the torch to Rick Grossenbacher. (3/3)
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Behind
the Curtain: Who's gonna pay for all this? What it's
really like to deal with publishers.
(2/25)
Guest
Editorial:
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Derek
Smart : The definitive history of Battlecruiser
3000 AD. (3/4)
Community
Profile:
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Aaron
Loeb: Get your groove on with the guy behind Next-Generation
Online. Coolsville, daddy-o. (3/12)
Off
the Shelf:
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Geek
Toys: loonyboi checks out the Microsoft
Sidewinder Force Feedback Pro. Joltin! (3/11)
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The
Top Shelf: Jason "loonyboi" Bergman checks out
Blood 2, bugs, gibs, guts, and all.
(3/10)
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The
Bargain Bin: Sure, it's incredibly complicated...but
is Battlecruiser 3000 AD actually worth playing?
(3/4)
Comics:
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User
Friendly : Illiad's kick butt comic strip has landed
at loonygames! Updated every day! (DAILY)
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Penny
Arcade: The kids are going to E3. And there ain't
no-thang standing in their way. (3/12)
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