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"Your 'reality', sir, is lies and balderdash and I'm delighted to say that I have no grasp of it whatsoever." — Karl Friedrich Hieronymus, Freiherr von Münchhausen |
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This is just too damn cool not to share. The ever-questing Gnome has pointed the way to this awesome bit of retro geekery: vinyl data. That's right: back in the day, a handful of artists actually encoded software onto their LPs, mostly for an old-school computer called the Sinclair Spectrum ZX. The user had to record the sound off the record onto a tape and then read the data off the tape. Geek-a-licious.
I've been gnomified (is that a word? um... I supposed it could be, what with the pleasant experience that I recently... experienced), and feel terribly good about it. All of you humble (and not-so-humble and furry gnomish types) web-surfers should find your way to the remarkable treasure trove of web-knowledge known as A Random Gnome's Random Lair and feast your eyes on the decidedly gnomish write-up of my game, S3QUENC3R!
And please give a lonely bull a hand by telling the world how much you "digg" my game!
Labels: game design, gnome, my games, S3QUENC3R
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