Part 2 of the interview with members of Flying Frog, creators/publishers of Last Night on Earth, including Jack Hill (Art Director/Photographer) & Mary Beth Magallanes (Soundtrack Musician).



Blip.TV: http://blip.tv/file/1473946

YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqzPWqAjm9o

Part 1 of an interview with members of Flying Frog, creators/publishers of Last Night on Earth: Jason Hill (Lead Game Designer at Flying Frog).



Go to YouTube for Higher Quality option.

Blip.TV: http://blip.tv/file/1473924

YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXQeer7L81g

I was working on a Nathan Hale from the PS3's Resistance 2, when I realized two important things. First, aside from his shoulder patch and orange eyes, Hale is completely generic looking, and really blah looking in paper craft. Second, and perhaps more important, Resistance 2 is more than a week old and not nearly as fresh as newer, more awesome games.

Here she is in all her glory: Faith from EA's Mirror's Edge. Download her pdf here, print her out, and par-core the heck out of your favorite paper craft display area!

Lovingly produced by Brendan Marnell

Here is the interview with John Arcadian, of Silvervine Games.



BlipTV: Inside The Box Series Plus Other Films

YouTube: Inside The Box Series

YouTube: Shawn Padraic Murphy's Other Films

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=Ckb-wUHj9WU
unfortunately this is on youtube australia, and won't play here for some reason. follow the link to greatness

I would like to lodge a complaint. During heists, I and my fellow felines are not distracted by moving light bulbs!

Now that you've voted for him, it's time to get used to living with Barrack Obama. And what better way to know the US' President than wearing a box on your head?

Sunday - Mister Taru, a diabetic feline suffered a major seizure around 11:00 pm. Fortunately, medical attention came quickly and Mister Taru was stabilized.

"It was a frightening experiences," notes Gavin Schmitt, who was first on the scene. "I thought he was just having a bad dream at first. Then, as he began to claw around on his side, I thought he was chasing a small bug."

Like many who've recently purchased Media Molecule's Little Big Planet for the play station 3, Gavin was awake much later than normal Sunday night. Had he not, Taru's silent attack would have gone unnoticed until morning when, without any doubt, he would no longer be a living cat.

"I didn't even pause the game. I just ran to the kitchen cabinet and grabbed a bottle of honey," Schmitt recalls. "After four fingers of honey, Taru became alert and was able to eat some food."

As of this morning, Mister Taru remains in stable condition.