Help Brewster Jennings protect America from evil terrorist threats, with this “Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego”-style Google Map hack.
(Found on SlashDot)
Sweet interface, bitter loading times: Honda Sweet Mission
Until 3rd December: Jake and Dinos Chapman, Like a dog returns to its vomit, at the White Cube, Hoxton Square.
Until 20th November: Edward Burtnynsky, New work from the China Series, at Flowers East, Kingsland Rd.
Opening 3rd of November, until the 26th: Cutup, at Seventeen, 17 Kingland Road. You might have seen their rearranged billboards around London:
Students from Carnegie Mellon Uni, creating 50 games in 1 semester - each game must be made by one student, in one week: www.experimentalgameplay.com
You can now also submit your own games!
Also interesting, a related article on Gamasutra, “How to prototype a game in 7 days“.
Y! is updated: http://www.yippieyeah.co.uk
I’ve just come across Eurogamer, featuring reviews for all major consoles. A nice, quick site, and fun to read. 9/10
Check out ‘China’s Real Estate Boom’ under the Multimedia section on the left side, mid page. Some nice photos and audio commentary.
c-jump, a board game that helps children to learn basics of programming languages, such as C, C++ and Java.
Top 40 Magazine covers of the past 40 years
Until the first link starts working again; here is the list in pure old text.
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