They're two different projects.

Yeah, I think that's where mine is from? I honestly don't remember making it otherwise.

You know something, Jon Snow.

Maybe I should look more into this game. I really respect the studio behind it and their work, but the stuff I've seen doesn't escape the "Oh cool, another shooter" thing enough for me, and even then, I think, Destiny grabbed me more for whatever reason. Is there a particular video or something I should watch to…

Yeah, as a recent architecture grad, there's something about seeing Rem's thesis in the MoMA that's at once a drive to get work published and also a "holy shit" bummer. Great stuff, though.

It's funny how much that airport image looks like something done by Koolhaus in this thesis or Super Studio.

Glad someone else gets it. I'm just going to imagine they're one and the same from now on, and eventually, all of us looking for HL3 are just gonna fragment across Highway 17 trying to find the answer.

I'm sorry, but the Wii U version got.... it got...

Psychologist: Captain, he's not ready! There's no telling what will come from him.

It's not really surprising. As with most tech companies nowadays, the name of the game is advertising and the larger the Xbox crowd they can gather (for things just beyond games), the happier they'll be.

It's almost sad since it hasn't even been Valve that's been hyping it unlike, say, a certain other long delayed project.

Waiting for Half-Life 3 has become like reading a Pynchon novel: a bunch of symbols and conspiracies that seem to line up before ultimately falling apart and revealing somehow even less than you started with.

The hell of it is that, if innocent, these articles will probably still be pop up when you google him.

You also left out that Germany itself was deeply critical of Hitler as the war went on, and his power would likely prove very much fallible even if the war had ended in his favor.

I prefer the Saints Row universe where he is now Vice President Keith David.

I still haven't even played Civ 5 yet. I'm just now getting good at 4!

Oh wow. That's good.

Honestly, the only place the first Kinect really excelled was on the PC. You could hack one and use an arduino or something to make sorts of crazy shit. People were running it through processing and similar stuff to do some reaaaaally cool stuff.

Paint it white, reference a bird, and you've got yourself a Calatrava project going.

Well, guy who likes ladies speaking here, but it'd probably do the opposite for me. I subscribe to this: