Chris Till
Left 4 Dead 2, Team Fortress 2, Portal and Steam Coming to Mac in April - Steam - Kotaku
This is great news for the future of Mac gaming. Of course it will take a long time to build up a large library of available titles but I think in the end we will get there.
The Mac platform is easier to develop for than ever before so I just hope the developers other than Valve take the time to make versions for both.
Bahrain track guide with Mark Webber.
Nintendo Power Reveals Scribblenauts 2, Due Out This Fall - Scribblenauts - Kotaku
I’m excited about this.
BBC F1 Intro Theme 2009 (Official) (via ashcommando)
Best intro ever.
Valve Teases Upcoming Mac Announcement, Not So Subtly - Valve - Kotaku →
Steam on Mac would be nice to see.
Plane passenger eats scratch card - Yahoo! News UK →
This guy must be really impatient if he’s willing to give up that much money because he can’t be given it on a plane, where he can’t spend it anyway..
Sony exec says PSP Go 'confused' consumers, might have been too expensive -- Engadget →
You think?
Is Valve Bringing Steam To The Mac? - Valve - Kotaku
It would be strange considering the huge library of Windows only games, but I suppose it’s better to have it there with a limited but quickly growing selection than not at all.
Found on Mag.ma: ‘Community Channel - Natalie Tran’: http://mag.ma/christill/416199
I’ve been addicted to Community Channel for a while now. Nat’s style is so refreshingly nerdy that it makes her cool.
Found on Mag.ma: ‘Tiger Woods: I’m sorry I cheated - Yahoo! Eurosport’: http://mag.ma/christill/409517
Very emotional and it really makes me regain some of the respect I had for him. Of course. he’s never going to fully restore his image to how it was before but I think that this can only help him.
Found on Mag.ma: ‘Wacky Laws’: http://mag.ma/christill/408828
Found on Mag.ma: ‘Super Bowl XLIV TV Commercials - Google Search’: http://mag.ma/christill/407677
This is a great ad by Google. It’s so simple and really doesn’t do much other than demonstrate the core business of Google, which is obviously search. But the way they go about evoking an emotional response and attachment to the brand is so powerful and fantastic.
I think the fact that Google rarely if ever advertise any part of their business on TV makes it that much more special.
