Month: July 2012

A while back, I was introduced to war quilts, big quilts made of the images that surround the people in countries at war. Pictures of helicopters, machineguns, grenades, and soldiers, woven into the fabric. Weaving was the art...

Video games have been part of the classroom for a while, but never in a real leading role as part of the educational curriculum. As an experiment to change that, Valve has adjusted their Steam client to be school-friendly,...

World of Warplanes is the sequel to Wargaming.net’s highly successful World of Tanks. The idea here is a PVP military flight sim with arcade controls, and it looks like they pulled it off. Check out this article for a...

Australia isn’t know for its game development scene, what with restrictive laws, a weird rating system, being in entirely the wrong segmented artificial media company region for an english-speaking country, and buying...