Saturday, August 30, 2008
Music Catch & Company
Friday, July 25, 2008
Bowja is Here
Monday, July 7, 2008
Trippy Ballz 2 Live on Download.com
Trippy Ballz 2 is a wacky and fun little retro-style game, very reminiscent of much more classic arcade games such as Breakout or Arkanoid ...except with ninjas and flying dolphins.
...but best of all, Trippy Ballz 2 is FREE! =)
Friday, June 27, 2008
Monday, June 16, 2008
Zombie Killin' Goodness
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Sunday, June 15, 2008
New Flash Games
Busy Burger | Crazy Flasher 4 | Fuzzy Mcfluffenstein |
Super Ninja Strike | Spell Duelist | Ultimate Defense |
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Monday, March 3, 2008
Some RPG Goodness
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Read Our Lips...
The proposed New Mexico video game tax was defeated and is no longer a threat! This is an important victory for our community and the Video Game Voters Network.
Last week, VGVN members in New Mexico sent letters to their state legislators to denounce the proposed bill that subjected video game purchases to an additional tax. Thanks in part to the swift action of New Mexico members, the New Mexico House Business and Industry Committee rejected the bill on a 9-0 vote. Many New Mexico legislators had never heard a constituent defend video games. By taking this step, members across the country can actively participate in defending future legislation.
The Sierra Club of New Mexico supported a video games tax to fund a government campaign to promote outdoor education for children. Adam Thierer, senior fellow at the Progress & Freedom Foundation, disagrees with such a tax. In an editorial on CNET.com, he wrote "legislators shouldn't be using the tax code to play the role of nanny for our kids. It is the responsibility and right of parents to determine how their kids are raised."
Proposed laws, like the one in New Mexico, put the fight for video games in perspective. We must continually remind our elected officials that as voters, gamers, developers, and parents, we will not support video games being singled out and treated differently than movies, books and television. When we do stand up and fight, we win.
Saturday, December 15, 2007
New Games for the Holidays
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Starting With Little To No Money
The reason why I create software is because I want to know if movies like 'the Pursuit of Happiness' could happen to me. So in my mind, I asked myself if a guy with only 20 dollars in his bank account could become independently wealthy. Now I have the chance to find out. I took 20 dollars bought a domain and host, built a website, developed a small program and uploaded it. Please check it out and we will see!