by William Workman | Dec 20, 2013 | Business | Tech
Party season is here, and that means throngs of people standing awkwardly around a bowl of punch, or trying to keep their drink steady as they wiggle to Katy Perry covers of Christmas songs. If you want to add some excitement to their Festivus, or are looking for some...
by William Workman | Nov 28, 2013 | Business | Tech, Technology
Beta-culture has become an integral element of a large number of software products. From new combined services like Google+ and Minecraft, developers are releasing early, usually to test the waters before making the leap to a final release or, occasionally, cutting...
by William Workman | Nov 21, 2013 | Humour, Stories | Satire, Uncategorized
Stage 1: Water, water everywhere and I don’t want to drink It all starts with the desire to adopt a healthy lifestyle, but eventually you begin to crave anything other than the numb mineral taste of restaurant tap water. You imagine yourself parched in a desert,...
by William Workman | Nov 7, 2013 | Business | Tech, Technology
There ain’t no party like a Mario party. At least, that’s what we used to say in the ’90s. Now it’s 2013, and although we may still break out the N64 after a few beers, there are so many other party games out there with a variety of flavours and levels of chaos. Best...
by William Workman | Oct 10, 2013 | Business | Tech, Technology
Empathy games are a relatively new classification that has emerged from the expanding world of indie games. With a strong emphasis on mundane settings, these games are driven by strong core concepts and deal with serious moral, social, or political issues. They pack a...