"The key, according to Levine, is that all the extra depth for the hardcore fan cannot be allowed to get in the way of the experience for the more casual player who just wants something along the lines of Madden or Halo." OMG GRRRRRRRR!

"People are paying for the game. right? I mean, it's their game. They bought it. I don't feel right as a designer locking them out and forcing them to watch my cutscenes, and play this level before they get to that level."

"Many Eyes is a bet on the power of human visual intelligence to find patterns. Our goal is to "democratize" visualization and to enable a new social kind of data analysis."

"Sometimes, it is the player, not the design that is at fault. (...) Those simple pleasures of twitching in sequence to bizarre spacial/temporal puzzles are lost on me. Instead of finding them fun, I find them to be obnoxious time wasters."

microformats as proteins, webistes as finite-state machines, abstraction modifier drugs, etc...

ok, actually there are a few stuff that aren't available in Photoshop, so i might consider downloading the horridGimp and give it a try again

An interactive table and chairs that can change colour has been developed by Japanese researchers.

"her award winning work is characterized by organic shapes, subtle textures, and an all-too-rare use of color that can be perplexingly vibrant, yet harmonious"

polish movie posters (oh non-polish movies)

Political communication and mass education in the early period of the People's Republic of China

about a chocolate exhibition in japan