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Looks like there hasn’t been any new content in awhile, but here’s yet another site with textures: amazingtextures.com.

This is uberkewl — there is a web-based tool for making VMs for the free VMWare Player.

Go download and install the free VMware Player: http://www.vmware.com/products/player/
Go here and follow the directions: http://www.easyvmx.com/
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Profit!

I found a great collection of 3D API specs and data formats: Paul Bourke - Data Formats. Looks good, and it’s info I need.

Found on digg: Programming Fonts. I’ve been a Lucida Console dude for a long time, but I’m willing to take Dina and Proggy out for a spin.

I’m clearing out some bookmark tabs to a more permanent home. Here are two good texture resources:

textures.forrest.cz
www.texturebin.com

Well, it’s 2006 already, but this is a good list of the 5 Best Freeware Games of 2005. I’ve tried Mono, and it’s kewl.

Here’s the best reference I’ve yet found for the Wavefront .obj file format: http://www.csit.fsu.edu/~burkardt/data/obj/obj_format.txt.
I’ve got a back-burner project that needs to import and export to this format.

I’d only read about it until just a couple of days ago. But it’s true: Guitar Hero rocks. It’s a great game. It’s fun, it looks great, and while this might mess you up if you actually want to learn to play a real guitar later, it’s worth it.
I think I’ve got […]

Screenshots of this in-development game at Ambrosia Software look awesome: Sketchfighter.

One of the things I do on saturday mornings is to take a look at new and interesting game demos. I found this one, but I didn’t try it until today: Cloud. It’s simple and beautiful. Excellent.

The Ten Rules for Web Startups don’t just apply to web-based startups, they also apply to any business that is starting from almost nothing.
I’m at my 3rd real startup now, the 4th if you count an internally-funded startup inside a Fortune 100 company, and all of these rules apply. All startups that I have […]

Here’s a good collection of ’80’s games available online: www.1980-games.com. Unfortunately, I don’t see Crazy Climber in their collection. I love Crazy Climber.

I’ve been trying to decide if I should update my Sony PSP from firmware rev 1.52 up to 2.0 so that I can use the web browser, and then downgrade so that I could still run homebrew. Unfortunately, I don’t want to turn it into a glossy black brick. One of the better […]

A new Sony PSP Portal Site has been launched. (via Joystiq).

Engadget has a good collectionof initial Xbox 360 coverage here: Xbox 360 coverage roundup!
I have to agree with Joystiq’s review of Geometry Wars. In early October at iNDIEGAMESCON 2005 I played it. It looked great, and it was fun.