Focusing on the adventures of Matt Hazard, this weird third-person shooter tells the tale of a classic 80s video game hero who gets his chance to come back to the mainstream via Marathon Megasoft, a huge publishing company which wants to create a next-gen game starring Matt. Combining meta humor with some serious satire and tom-foolery revolving around the game industry, Eat Lead sounds like it might wind up being a cult classic for industry followers. Neil Patrick Harris, of How I Met Your Mother and Dr. Horrible fame, and Will Arnett, from 30 Rock and Arrested Development, will be lending their voices to the game.

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Re: Household Robots to do Your Chores in 7 Years

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Re: Household Robots to do Your Chores in 7 Years

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As we discover ourselves to be a much poorer nation, one of my correspondents put it: “the bogus risk-swapping economy must be replaced by a net value-added economy.” That means actually making things, growing things, and rebuilding things, and that can only begin to happen if we do not stupidly sucker ourselves into a war with other nations who are liable to be extremely ticked off at us for destroying the global economy, but also competing with us for a dwindling supply of resources that are not equitably distributed around the world.

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youwillbeassimilated: The Beatles, “I Want You (She’s So Heavy)” i ❤ this song so very much

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Hayashi Shigeki’s Ceramic Mecha

Hayashi Shigeki, from Tajimi City, draws inspiration for these ceramic figures from images from science fiction, animated film and Japanese comic books known as manga, all of which have…

Hayashi Shigeki’s Ceramic Mecha

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The piezoelectric dance floor.

Wolven made a very good point in his comment on the Walking Power Plant post the other day; “Implementation needs to be reversed: under the sidewalk, retaining energy with Every Step.”.

The piezoelectric dance floor.

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