How is this for a crazy thing to do:
via Boing Boing:
Rossi sez, “Four sky divers have taken the new Nintendo DS and jumped out of an airplane and played Mario Brothers through an ad-hoc wireless network at terminal velocity. They found that they could play wirelessly at distances of 400 feet.”
[composed and posted with ecto]
Good news for the Lego fans on Mac OSX:
Lego Robolab For Mac OS X Slated For October:
Anonymous Coward writes “I’ve just received the following email from pitsco :
“The upgrade disk for RoboLab 2.5.4 will begin shipping by the end of the
month. The cost is $35.00 plus $6.00 shipping.”
Robolab for OS X was initialy supposed to be announced at the end of June ’04”
I just have to tell you this:
Freeverse is one great company. I first heard about them last year, when Michael wrote about Toysight. At the time I didn’t have the iSight necessary to play the game, but we were in the States around New Year, so I got the iSight (not only for this reason of course) and ordered the game. For various reasons the game unfortunately didn’t arrive in time before my departure from the States, so I left empty handed. Two weeks ago I stumbled upon an article about the game again, so I decided to order again.
What did they do? They sent me the game free of charge, as I had already paid. That’s service! Check out their other games as well, they have a fine collection! Europeans should be able to order Freeverse games from e.p.i.c. interactive