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E3 2003

Posted May 13, 2003

Between the opening of Matrix Reloaded and the E3 Electronic Gaming Expo, it's a very good week to be a geek. I'll be attending a private screening of the Matrix on Thursday afternoon and E3 all day on Friday.

I'm not the live-blogging type, but I compiled a list of other webloggers who will be attending. (Those blogging the event daily are marked with an asterisk.) A list of other E3 news websites follows.

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May 13, 2003
5:38 PM

Palatin wrote:

I think thats pretty cool dude, Matrix one day, E3 the next, will you be posting shtuff about the cool things you see at E3 maybe??

May 13, 2003
11:46 PM

the mighty jimbo wrote:

i hate to admit it, but i have never played a single game on my computer. not even solitaire. i'm starting to feel like an outcast by, well, not being an outcast.

besides, who has time for games with all that porn?

May 17, 2003
12:13 PM

Josie Nutter wrote:

I posted my expo summary in my livejournal... :) E3 rocked my socks and then some. Got to hit the Atari private screening of the Matrix on Thursday, too. I'm already anticipating next year's-- 5/12-14.

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Makies — customizable 3D printed doll creator, founded by Alice Taylor

May 20, 2012

Euphony — piano visualization built on three.js and MIDI.js, source is on Github

Paul Lamere calculates the most musical American cities, per capita — using the Echonest API and the top 50,000 artists

Endless, Nameless — Adam Cadre's new interactive fiction inspired by BBSes and old-school text adventures

Community's 8-bit episode on Hulu — chock full of retro references, from Mega Man to Minecraft

May 19, 2012

Dan Harmon on getting fired from Community — a damn shame, this guy's the soul of the show; I can't believe he only owns 10%

Benjamin Valentine's PERFECTION — submit your own to see our collective attempts (via)

Super Chemical Bros. — the classic Star Guitar video remade in Mario (via)

May 18, 2012

What Love Looks Like — the physics of relationships

io9 charts how visions of the future changed over time — tracking how near- or distant-future science fiction is, decade by decade

How Facebook hacked the NASDAQ button to push an Open Graph action — "Mark listed a company on NASDAQ"

NYT visualization of the Facebook IPO vs. historical IPOs — 60% of IPOs since 2010 have had negative returns so far (via)

May 17, 2012

Nekogames' Parameters — abstract, but shockingly good, casual RPG; figuring out the rules is part of the fun

Law & Order & Food — "you have the right to remain delicious"

Ill Doctrine on hip hop conspiracy theories — and, more critically, the rise of gangsta rap and incarceration rates

May 16, 2012

Ze Frank on finishing — unblinking inspiration

Trailer for Ed Piskor's WIZZYWIG — awesome graphic novel inspired by real-life hackers, I highly recommend buying it

May 15, 2012

Ignore Hitler — Draw Something spawns a meme; I like the meta one (via)

Austin Seraphin on learning echolocation — he's a real-life Daredevil

Mat Honan's feature on Yahoo's mismanagement of Flickr — a depressing read, especially while seeing the team release great new features

May 14, 2012

Make interviews Bunnie Huang on the end of Chumby — sad end to a promising product, I received one of the prototypes at Foo Camp in 2006

Rebecca Sugar's Singles — file under: scenarios I'd like to play in a videogame

SMBC on hell — sounds about right

GameBoy Color emulator in JS — the source is on Github (via)

60,000 Dominoes — 65 hours over eight days; the blooper reel was hypnotic (via)

OAuth Is Your Future — Dan Hon snaps some screenshots from the near future

May 13, 2012

Fracuum — winner of Ludum Dare 23; every winner is worth playing

May 11, 2012

Welcome to Life — "the Singularity, ruined by lawyers" (via)

BusinessWeek on the post-Kickstarter life of Diaspora — the founders talk about the Ilya's tragic suicide for the first time

Anachronism detection in Mad Men episodes — language studies from the person who did the frequency analysis for Downtown Abbey (via)

E3 2003

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