Flicker user Pepa Quin came out with non minifig scale Protoss probe which utilised many unconventional techniques. Check out the awesome shape of it. Now if only we can dig out some of the precious StarCraft II information from it...
Also check out his previous creation of Protoss Immortal if you dig this.
Source : Brothers Brick
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Protoss Probe
Categories: creation
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Earth Hour 2009
Perhaps in time to come, we might see other new events like this - either on the global scale, or related to the environment in some way with all the climate changes that are happening around us. Perhaps next year BrickGamers will turn our site dark for that 1 hour - we will see in 2010!
Oh and by the way Jack, they do sell illuminating keyboards for gamers who play in the dark ;)
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Brick Gamers 31 - Questioning Quality
Clicking the comic will open it in a larger size to a new tab/window so you can read it easier.
Anyway, we're sure many of you would have tried out Warhammer 40,000 - Dawn of War 2, via the large 2GB beta/demo (demos used to be small - these days demos are almost the size of the game itself!) and may have noticed while it added features that made it look like Company of Heroes (CoH), which is not surprising, since both are by Relic, it also became heavily demanding on hardware - not to mention it requires both Valve's Steam online service AND Microsoft's Games for Windows Live online service to work! All these nagging issues (and more) was the bane of BG and that's why we decided to poke fun at the gaming industry - no offense meant to hardworking true coders who are behind real games like Blizzard!
Categories: mag
Monday, March 23, 2009
Zombie Genocide
The thing about competitive playing is that you can really see the amazing skills players developed as they push their skills to the limits. But some times this pursuit has resulted in hilarious scenario like the ever popular left4dead on the hands of experts playing; they charge forth with such brutality you wonder if the zombies are the ones who should flee with horror, not the survivors.
Sunday, March 15, 2009
We have found you a great match
Almost all competitive computer games these days has this score board call the ladder where match results are recorded and scores be given to see who is the best in the game. Usually a set up system will pair up the players with similar skill level so they can have a fair fighting chance, but sometimes when a system is either too new or the system was not polished enough lopsided matches can happen and cyber slaughter is ensured...