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Our "Italian Cooking Essentials" collection from famed chef and restaurateur Mario Batali expands with a Dutch Oven in red. Each enameled cast iron piece ensures exceptional heat retention and even heating without hot spots. Designed for low-heat cooking, stewing and braising. Close-fitting lid with stainless knob has spikes on the interior for continuous, natural basting (see additional photos). Clean in the dishwasher, with Bar Keepers Friend or baking soda as described below.
Part of the Mario Batali Red Bistro Pan/Dutch Ovens/Soup Pot Collection
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Red Oval Dutch Oven. 6 qt. 13"Wx9.5"Dx4"H
- Cast iron with enamel coating
- Cast stainless steel knob
- Especially suited for low-heat cooking
- For stovetop and oven use to 475 degrees
- For use with traditional gas and electric, or ceramic (up to medium heat only) and induction cooktops
- Dishwasher-safe; clean with Bar Keepers Friend; or for stains and more thorough cleaning: pour ½ cup of baking soda into a small bowl. Gradually add small amounts of water to the baking soda, mixing until a paste is formed. Apply the paste to the enamel cast iron cookware and allow to soak for one hour. Use a cellulose sponge to gently scrub the stain from the cookware.
- Made in China
Width With HandlesWidth: 16.5" Overall DimensionsWidth: 13" Depth: 9.5" Height: 4"
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True Blood Fangtasia Bar Stool
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Additional Details
- Dimensions: 30 inches tall
- Made In: U.S.A
- Made Of: Vinyl Seat, Steel Frame
- Weight: 18 pounds
Vampires and fangbangers will both agree that the True Blood Fangtasia Bar Stool will be a great addition to your bar!
- Bar stool features a padded 360 degree swivel seat with the True Blood Fangtasia logo printed under vinyl
- Minimal assembly is required. Item ships with seat removed from frame. Four screws are included to attach seat to frame.

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- Publisher: Shiro Games
- Release Date: Apr 4, 2013
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 126 Ratings
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Positive: 79 out of 126
Mixed: 23 out of 126
Negative: 24 out of 126
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Apr 4, 2013My childhood is back, I can't remember the last time I felt so good playing a game. Every treasure I discover a nostalgic smile appears on my face. This is the dumbest review I could write, but I think that someone else can understand what I mean.
Apr 12, 2013K think about it, 10 bucks and its a pretty nostalgic filled game with some pretty fun moments. Buy it super cheap play for a couple hours and have a great time.
Apr 20, 2013This game is awesome. If you want an interesting progression of how action adventure RPG's progressed over the decades this is pretty good. It has a suitably generic storyline but that suits the rest of the game perfectly. It's also cool how you swap between new old style.
Jan 3, 2014This game is truly a delight to play. Even if you don't necessarily remember the classic games that this game pays homage to, the history lesson and the beautiful progression of graphics. No, the gameplay itself isn't the best, and sometimes the controls are kludgy, but I love the originality of the idea and think it's terrific.
Apr 26, 2014It's important to realise when playing this game that it isn't meant to be a true RPG - it's meant to be a pisstake of the RPG genre, wherein you have to unlock everything, right down to moving, saving and battling. And it does that absolutely brilliantly - I would reccomend this game to anyone who liked the old RPGs like Final Fantasy and the like - I for one found myself chuckling heartily at the little references here and there.
Final score - 10/10. A great little game for fans of old RPGs.… Expand
Jul 18, 2013A classic RPG with a lot of allusions to well-known RPGs like The Legend of Zelda, Diablo, Final Fantasy, The Elder Scrolls and more. If you know and played these games, you will have a lot of fun with this one. And even if you're not so much into nostalgia, it still leaves you with a solid RPG that has everything it needs.
Apr 18, 2013A blast from the past. Evoland is a great way to spend a free weekend if you've got some free time. It says its a short story but I still got around 3 good days worth of gameplay from it. The references to other games are somewhat obvious as the further you get into it the funnier they get!
Sure the story isn't too original but this game is all about the experience and for its price tag I would highly recommend it. To sum up, if you're a fan of games like Zelda and Final Fantasy then you will LOVE this game. … Expand
Apr 18, 2013This game is very interesting. Not only is it a trip down memory lane, but it also serves to remind many of us how all the elements of games came about through a step by step process. It does have a simple story that unfolds as you progress through the game which may or may not be what some gamers are looking for. If you are looking for a deep compelling story that makes you feel for the characters then I would not recommend this particular game, however, if you want to go on an adventure that makes you appreciate the aspects of gaming that make up what we take for granted today, this is for you.… Expand
Jul 4, 2013The value of Evoland is not in a good story, or in its delivery of punchlines. It's meant to be a nostalgic experience, and if you don't feel the affect of it, or at least recognize it, then this game is not meant for you. If you are looking for an adventure game with an incredible plotline, twists and turns, and good characters, go play Zelda or Final Fantasy. Evoland is meant to be played by those who remember what those games used to be, and want nothing more than a chance for just one moment to feel that way again. This game isn't for everyone. But for those it is meant for see the beauty in it.… Expand
Jul 22, 2013Amazing game. Albeit short it provides flashbacks to the history of video games as well as fun game play and several humorous references. Another unexpected plus from this game was the music, which was far better than expected.
Jan 12, 2014While I agree with those saying it has no story depth, little mechanics, goals, etc., I can't say this is a bad game. When reviewing a game you have to go farther than just "does this game have a point?". Evoland is a throwback to old RPGs, and along with that it brings feelings from those RPGs. The music, the graphics, the sense of progression, the in-jokes and the overall style of the game is unique and gives a good feeling, reminding me of good times spent playing RPGs for hours and hours on end. Not reccomended for players not experienced in RPGs, but for me, personally, this game is incredible.… Expand
Apr 18, 2014Great game. You will never appreciate this game if what you are looking for is action and rich content. This game is only designed for those older guys who have experienced the fun in 8 bit games, 16 bit games until now. Don't dump your **** like "this game sux, only talk and talk etc".
Jun 19, 2014Just really enjoyed the game and found it very interesting. Would definitely recommend this game to anyone. some parts become frustrating and drag on a bit but very much enjoyed it overall
Apr 5, 2013Wow! I didn't expect this game could be so good. Great ideas, perfect solutions, very innovation gameplay.
History of jRPG from NES/GBC to PS2 very ironic, but sentimental and charming.
Only problem in this game is short lenght.
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Apr 4, 2013I thought evoland was really fun, and the different stages of evolution was really cool. Some parts really felt like Legend of Zelda, especially the puzzles.
Mar 30, 2014If you go into this game expecting a nice tribute to past games like Final fantasy and The Legend of zelda and not as a really deep story then you will find it is very good and alot of fun can be had.
Apr 6, 2013Ignore the people who would give a game a 0 because the story is poor and the developers didn't get controller support working in a Flash-based game. This is a game designed to appeal to a niche of gamers who grew up in the 80s and 90s; everyone else probably won't like it because they won't get it. I really enjoyed the game, especially the first 15 minutes going from black and white to 16 bit, because it felt like I was going through my childhood.… Expand
Jun 5, 2014Definitely a joyful travel through time! Though it's not as long as usual RPG's are, and replayability is highly questionable; it's still a lovely adventure and presentation of the evolution of RPG genre. If you think it's overpriced, you can still get it on sale and think of it as an interactive RPG documentary to avoid disappointment. Though, I believe, it's more than that.
Apr 30, 2013This is a really interesting game that tells a story about the clichés of gaming. It's like an RPG, but instead of upgrading your character, you upgrade the game itself. For instance, you might unlock "256 bit color" as opposed to 16 bit, or "free roaming" as opposed to moving along a grid. Some areas even allow you to cycle from modern graphics/mechanics to older ones, allowing you to bypass some limitations introduced in more modern games. This makes for a very interesting and enjoyable way to solve puzzles.
You progressively move from a sidescroller to a game like Torchlight or Diablo, without lingering on one particular thing; except for random-encounters. Random-encounters appear literally every few seconds in specific portions (mainly fast-travel) of the game-- and it's terribly boring. The whole point of the game is to continue moving from one thing to another, except for some odd reason they decided to keep those through the entire game. Now, sometimes they're fun, but the main character only has one attack for the better part of the game. This really discourages exploration-- and it takes a lot of time, mainly because you are granted a mini-map very late in the game. (It's sometimes hard to find where you need to go with random-encounters interrupting you every few seconds.)
That aside, it's honestly a refreshing experience to see all the generations of gaming packed into one 3.5 hour game. The gameplay mimics the gameplay of the generation you are currently dwelling in, and it does it very well. It seems like a lot of time was put into Evoland, everything was polished well to fit with the various themes.
I think this game is worth it at full price for some people, but also would not be enjoyed by others. I certainly enjoyed it, and if anything I've said sounds interesting, I recommend that you give it a try.… Expand
Jan 12, 2014This game is actually really good, even though it is a bit short, it starts combining simple things that make an rpg fun and makes it fun to unlock. The turn based battling like FF isn't that deep, but it's still something interesting and fun, and it would be great if the developer could further develop this game. The legend of zelda style puzzles and gameplay is also quite fun. Two words = TOO.SHORT.
Gameplay: 8/10
Story: 6/10
Music: 8/10
Presentation: 7.5/10
Length: 5/10
Overall: 7/10… Expand
Apr 15, 2013Evoland is a great little game that takes us through the history of the most successful japanese style RPGs and platforms at the same time. I t starts with a gameboy-like image of a typical blocky character in well know 8 shades of greyish yellow and leads us further and further up the road to a N64-like 3D character in quest of chest that, instead of enhancing your firepower and armor classes, rather enhance the gameworld from 8-bit retro to 64 bit advanced, uncluding shaders, colors, music and general gameplay. It also includes a fun minigame where you have to achieve a pretty challenging cardgame.
The game in itself is a real pleasure to play. The overall design is extremely well done, the music is enjoyable and there is, of course, a pretty big portion of humor around every corner. My only real gripe is that it didn't last very long. Actually, it was finished in about 3 hours and I felt that the pretty vast gameworld in which the game took place could easily have contained a couple of additional quests. In the end, despite all the fun and the enchantment over the beauty of the design, I felt a bit like I had been rushed through a world and a concept that could easily have offered a lot more. I sincerely do hope that the developers will come up with a significantly larger version of the game.
I also feel that the game was a little bit overpriced for what it offered, although I understand that most work has probably gone into the different designs and time layers and that, thus, the developers probably feel that around 10$ is cheap enough, they should not forget that a player measures a game's worth in totally different units.
Please give us Evoland 2, Evoland Forever, Evoland Infinite... Whatever! Just make it BIG!!!… Expand
Apr 27, 2013Maybe because I've been playing video games as long as they've been around, I loved the concept behind Evoland. All of the nods to important games of the past are what I enjoyed most, which with seeing the world evolve, makes the total of the games strength. It's not deep or exciting, just a romp through the past, which may have more appeal for older gamers like myself. I enjoyed it for what it is, a scrapbook of RPG history.… Expand
Jul 28, 2013Great cheap game. Short, but bring lots of fun, showing us a mini-history of rpg games. This is a casual game, don't expect hours and hours of intense complicated gameplay. This game is good for its simplicity.
Jan 6, 2014This is not a bad indie game if you buy it during the steam sale. An interesting mix between Zelda and Final Fantasy.
Lots of fun during the first half of the game when you open chests that are evolving the world around you. The problem is the second half of the game when the game loses his main idea (evolution of the world) and tries to be just a classic RPG. The hitbox of the two hands of the final boss is bad.… Expand
Aug 29, 2014Good idea, and a very nice execution.
I think that whoever gives a negative review to the game tries to review it as a game of its own, and that's not entirely correct, in my opinion.
Yes, as a game of it's own, this game is average at best and I'd give it maybe 4.510 or something like that.
Its own graphics aren't spectacular, its own soundtrack is kinda dull, the story is a pretty lame save-the-town-from-evil kind of thing.
And maybe I've got it all wrong, but I don't think that in any way this game tries to be any good on its own.
The idea here is to bring the evolution of video games in one product, with great emphasis on the RPG genre. And that it does well, in my opinion, and I don't remember any other game doing that as good as Evoland does, I don't remember any developer even trying out this idea, which is actually a pretty good and interesting one!
I really enjoyed this game, and really enjoyed seeing the old good 2D 2-colors graphics turning gradually into a nicely done 3D HD manymany-colors graphics.
It's a short experience, but that's the way it should be, and it costs accordingly (10 bucks is alright for this).
Also, you'll probably enjoy the game more if you're familiar with the old-classic RPG's because this game has many specific references.
One thing that annoyed me, to make the game more interesting the developers added achievements. They're pretty cool actually, and added a lot to the game, and I even wanted to complete them all. That's until I realized you don't really have any way to track your progress...UNLESS you own Evoland on Steam. Because Steam has an achievements system. The game itself, doesn't. So, if you're like me, and bought the game on GOG, and wish to track your achievements, you can only do so by manually check the list on Steam, or simply purchasing the game again on Steam.
Does it worth it? naaah. It's a shame there's no achievements tracking in the game!
All in all, the game is nice for a one-time playthrough. Give it a try if you're familiar with the old time of video gaming.… Expand
Apr 12, 2013Evoland is the sort of game that's becoming increasingly common in the market today, a game that's adheres to strict genre conventions, but does so in a way that is so overtly self-aware that it attempts to transcend its seeming banality Conceptually, Evoland is interesting. A game which evolves technologically throughout the course of gameplay, advancing from a top-down monochrome adventure to full-color 3D. The goal is to act as something of a gaming history lesson, while deriving enjoyment from the act of calling out conventions of gaming that have evolved over the years.
While the concept is interesting, the execution is somewhat flawed. The pacing of "upgrades" feels stilted. In the first five minutes of play you progress from monochrome to 8-bit to 16-bit color, but the latter half of the game features almost no evolution at all. The transition to 3D is similarly flawed, moving from solid colored polygons to high-rez textures in the course of a single level. For a game built around evolution, these transitions should be metered more thoughtfully.
Speaking of evolution, the treatment of upgrades is woefully inconsistent. One of the potential joys of this game would be exploring the changes to previously visited locations with new technology. But if you attempt to see the first village after earning 3D graphics, you will be kicked back to the 16-bit era with little fanfare. The only area that you really get to enjoy at multiple levels of technology is the starting one, and that's more than a little disappointing.
As stated earlier, the rate of tech enhancements tails off about halfway through the game. At this point, the focus turns to completing the storyline, solving puzzles, and collecting all the little doodads hidden around the map. The storyline and gameplay are both purposefully generic, meant to highlight silly tropes in the medium and heavily reference memorable/frustrating events from Final Fantasy and Zelda. This is all well and good, since the game itself is merely a vehicle for the commentary provided by the evolution jumps. But since the evolution gives out at around the halfway point, the rest of the game is laid bare in a way it can't really handle. As a result, despite how short the game is, it really starts to drag by the end. A few more evolutionary advances (for example, "limit breaks" that lets you bypass combat encounters quickly), would have fixed both issues.
The collectibles are similarly problematic. They are meant to reference the myriad of collectible items in adventure games, but don't seem to fit in well enough. There was a lot of promise for these little collectibles. They should have provided optional evolutions, becoming references worth hunting down. Instead, they just collect in your inventory and move you towards 100% and nag at your inner completionist. Do yourself a favor and ignore them. You aren't missing anything.
Ultimately, Evoland is an acceptable game, but one that fails to deliver its initial promise because of minor missteps in execution. Purchase this game if you see it on sale for less than $5, and attempt to complete it without wasting too much time chasing unrewarding side objectives. This mode of play will give you the most enjoyable experience that Evoland has to offer.… Expand
Jan 19, 2014There is no reason to call this anything other than a mediocre game. The first hour is fun as you go about collecting the powerups that create the 3D RPG world as we know it, but beyond that, the last two hours are all drudgery. Near the end, certain RPG tripes are introduced that are interesting (e.g. a quest based around talking to villagers, a Diablo-esque mission, and an interesting final boss battle), but everything leading up to that point is mostly worthless. I was mostly disappointed in the number of encounters that you face on the world map. I honestly couldn't walk on the world map for more than 4 seconds without an encounter. It was very annoying traveling between locations knowing that it would take 5-10 minutes longer than I want because of the random encounters. Your character can level up through these battles, but there's no reason to- all you gain is a bit more life. All the enemies are either killed in one hit, two hits, or more- leveling up doesn't change that.
Luckily, I got this game for cheap so I got enough satisfaction from it from the actual evolution stages of the game, but I guarantee that I'll never play the game again or recommend it to friends.… Expand
Apr 16, 2013It's a short but wonderful game which offers a lot of nostalgia feeling for gamers who played during the 80 's and 90 's. You will find yourself smiling quite often if you know the rpg classics. But don't expect a story, complex game mechanics or any replay value.
If you think that 3-4 hours of fun are worth 10 bucks, go ahead and buy it. If you don't want to spend that much money, pick it up on the next steam sales.… Expand
Nov 14, 2013Evoland is simply too short and unfulfilling, even if it does have a unique mechanic in upgrading its own visuals. Simple allusions to previous high-selling RPGs don't help either. It makes it all the more obvious how shallow this game really is.
Jul 18, 2013This game is short, at three hours. In the first hour or two of the game, it is fairly enjoyable. The difficulty is not unreasonable, although the gameplay isn't very varied either, so isn't deep. The final hour on the other hand is a perfect demonstration of why these types of games are no longer popular and are relegated to nostalgic memories. As the difficulty ramps up you have to hope for the best that spamming the attack button will save you, and in the case of the final two bosses, of the first you must exploit the terrain if you want a real chance of winning, and for the final boss they have implemented a typical early-2000s timing attack boss with a doughnut shaped platform. This is an exercise in frustration and taints the rest of the relatively easy, nostalgia filled, game.
I went into the game wondering why the reviews were generally negative, and while the game was still constantly rewarding me with upgrades to the engine, and being genuinely fun, I still considered it good, but by the end it was clear the designer does not know the difference between difficulty and frustrating situations.
Before the frustrating parts of the game settled in, I had another major problem; the designer was trying too hard to be funny. It came off as trite and bland, and constant attempts to parody the genre (and Final Fantasy in particular) were forced, unfunny and broke the sense of nostalgic immersion I was experiencing. This game would have worked better as a simple, easy, nostalgia fueled game that had references, but not parodies, to other games in the genre.
I would not recommend this to anyone who didn't experience the first generations of action/adventure/RPG games, pre-2005, because if you didn't, you probably won't find this game fun at all, and I instead recommend you play games that actually came out pre-2005 to experience them first hand. This game does not do them justice.… Expand
Apr 9, 2013Controls are awkward there are a few other thing which bug/annoy me as well. However, overall it is a great idea. You are not just developing your character and progressing through the story you are also progressing through the develop of the genre which i find really enjoyable.
This is clearly an unfinished game that got rushed to release. The developer had a good idea but really didn't execute well. The beginning was very novel and cool with the "evolution" of the game, but these neat mechanics are introduced so rapidly that the game very quickly runs out of tricks and what's left isn't good. Anyone who has given this a high score has overlooked or not even played the second half.… Collapse
Sep 1, 2013The game has a good sense of humor, but sometimes faithfulness to the old way of doing things stops being fun. Example: random battles every 5 seconds get tedious. You have unlimited healing, which in one way makes them less irritating, but in another way makes them even more pointless.
I don't know if this was specific to my computer, but there was a point (the cave where you get the second half of the amulet) when my frame rate fell through the floor and the game became unplayable. This game's nostalgic graphics really shouldn't be causing that to happen. What I could see of the gameplay at 1 FPS made it look like it would be frustrating anyway.… Expand
Oct 18, 2013Evoland is a game that achieves most of what it sets out to do, -just-. Slapstick comedy and reference to the past 30 years of RPG history squeezed into a very short space. good visuals and a strong sense of accomplishment early game sadly die out all too soon thanks to a poor meld of plot and challenge. The unfortunate reality here is with a little more thought to the storyline and a more gradual and deliberate flow of challenges throughout, Evoland could have been a great little laugh while at the same time putting that nostalgic smile on your face.… Expand
Apr 19, 2013Not so much a game as a series of jokes and observations about the genre. There are a few "gamey" elements, such as the occasional boss battle, and the card mini-game, but even those are quite shallow and require very little thought or skill. Even so, there are times when you have to grind pointless trash fights to get all of the achievements; this is made all the more tiresome because for the most part there is absolutely no chance of failure unless you are just really, really incompetent. On top of all that, it's pretty darned short (which in retrospect may be a blessing). You can tell the creators put some thought and effort into it sadly, it turns out they are clearly game FANS, not game designers. I bought this while it was on sale for 10 percent off, and I still feel like I paid way too much for it.… Expand
Apr 8, 2014I have a problem with this game - it is constantly reminding me that it is a game. Throughout play, the game 'evolves' the technical and play mechanics. It is this persistent reminder, and the jokes the game makes at its own expense, that irk me, jar me out of the experience and sometimes confuse the issue of what the goals are during play. Am I seeking the next chest to unlock a new mechanic?
Because it was reminding me it's a game, I continued noting the evolution of play and spoting inconsistencies as things updated. The game can't help but do this. And after awhile, I began to miss playing Zelda because Evoland might as well have said, "Hey, I'm not Zelda, but this is sort of how that game works and we are imitating something already created." In fact, I stopped playing and turned on that great NES classic.
Buy this if you're curious but wait for it to go on sale. Evoland is not a game that seems to want to stand on its own merit except for novelty.… Expand
Nov 11, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The idea behind this game is solid and seems fun, but the execution was lacking. The game is short, I beat it in one sitting, but even at only 2-3 hours it dragged. The game continually upgrades into different types and styles of varying classic rpgs, but for some reason it can't decide on the overworld and in dungeon style to stay with. HP and XP Final Fantasy style in the overworld, diablo style fighting without leveling in dungeons. I wanted more story, more towns, more shops, more upgrades, more consistency. It's as if the devs grew tired of the concept and cut it short with their half assed ending.
I bought this at full price because my interest was piqued when I heard about it. It wasn't worth half.
Hopefully somebody else takes the idea and runs with it.… Expand
Apr 8, 2013Personally... I'd rather just play some older game for nostalgia. I won't go on about how the gameplay wasn't fun for me at all, because the actual games they wanted us to remember were better.
May 12, 2013Horrible game really, if you are under 21 or so and do not remember all the flaws and how terrible and annoying the game play of early 90s- late 90s rpgs could be, then give it a shot just to see how good you have it, and be thankful you dont have to play garbage like this. If you do remember those games, well, thats what it is, that annoying as hell pop-up battle crap, can only move 4 directions etc etc, everything i hated about those games.… Expand
Sep 2, 2013I understand Evoland is supposed to just be a simple homage to older games such as zelda and final fantasy but Evoland itself is an unbearably frustrating and bland experience which barely re-sparked my love for the older titles. Evoland is not enjoyable. The few times you get a sense nostalgia for your childhood games it is often quickly squashed out by Evoland's over simplicity and frustrating mechanics.… Expand
Dec 16, 2013It really could have been great, but it isn't.
First, it's very poorly coded. Want to see if you can beat the game without autoscrolling? Well, hope you like guessing where your character is, since he'll be spending much of his time off camera wandering around trying to trigger the invisible scroll points. Don't pick up mode-7 either, since without auto-scrolling, it make all graphics in the overworld completely misaligned. On the plus side though, you can move while doing the "got item" animation after opening a treasure chest, which isn't possible with autoscrolling. A good coder assumes all possibilities and accounts for them when making a game. Obviously, they assumed every player would play the same way they did and didn't bother to test the alternatives. To put a little icing on the cake, there's plenty of typos too. It's almost like there wasn't any QA at all.
Second, even if the game was great, it's like a demo version of the games it's trying to pay homage to. It reminds me of FF, A link to the Past, and Illusion of Gaia, but what made those games memorable wasn't their turn-based combat or use of mode-7, but their combination of engaging (well-coded) gameplay, deep storylines, and memorable characters. Lacking any real storyline or characters, and only offering a thin imitation of the gameplay, Evoland doesn't come close to having the same effect those games did.
If it was a free flash game, the quality and shallowness would be a lot more fitting, almost endearing. But since it's the same price as considerably better made and more thought out games, it's practically a scam.… Expand
Apr 7, 2013Can't recommend this game. It's crap. Don't buy it.
It got no depth, few options, few enemies/attacks, the rules are inconsistent, the world is small (maybe a good thing) and the difficulty are random. Sometimes cakewalk, sometimes impossible deathtrap. I love Zelda, Final Fantasy, Mario and Diablo and this is pissing on them to earn a few dollars from sentimental players. Also: looks bland, sounds bland, got no character. Makes me see some un-skippable cut-scene over and over again because badly designed boss fight. Lousy controls...
Pros: You can get the Bustersword and the (one) summon you can get is fun (once)… Expand
Apr 16, 2013Terribly unbalanced. What started out as a fairly easy, fun and creative game, gradually descended into a mess of button mashing and frustration. The concepts are very fun, but the implementation suffers in the long run. The world map suffers from random battles that are way too frequent and take way too long when considering that they offer little in the way of strategy or creativity. The game then comes to a point where there are literally hundreds of enemies in one area. this would not be nearly so bad if there was some skill involved in beating them or if the game did not suffer from slowdown due to badly programmed lighting. (seriously, I can play portal 2 just fine on my system). Also, there really needs to be some thought put into what happens when the player dies. it is not fun to be respawned into the level and have a mob of 50 monsters surround you so you lose half your life trying to get them off you. I consider this to be an alpha beta quality game. I am sorely disappointed at having spent money on it.… Expand
Jul 20, 2013This feels like it was more of an interactive report on the history of video game rpgs rather than an actual game. There is so much wasted potential in the concept, Too bad they had to turn it into a 2 hour long tutorial stage with no game.
Also $10 is crazy high for this game.
Dec 23, 2013There was I having fun with all the graphical upgrades when finally got into the story (can i even call it story?) when suddenly the game's finished in less than 3 hours where at least 2h is finding treasures that upgrade the graphics, sounds and gives access to basic things such as the menu, even tho i bought it at 75% off the base value is a ripoff for a game, (i mean demo) with this duration.
It's ridiculous how someone charges 10€ for such basic game (i mean demo) and where most of the names are pretty much taken from other games and even movies with just a letter change (such as Noria Mines, which is Moria from Lord of the Rings) and then worst, the duration of the game is pathetic at best and to think i was kinda hyped when i got the game (i mean demo).
Basically i feel like this is a "tech" demo for a great potential game, turns out the author just threw the demo at us and that's it.
If i want nostalgia there's plenty of games i can play (i can go play Final Fantasy 7, 8, 9, Chrono Trigger/Cross, Pokemon and so many others) with at least 50+ hours of duration each, and that's just doing the main story and some exploration for better gear).
Overall i do NOT recommend buying this game (i mean demo) unless you pay 2.5 for it instead of the base 10.… Expand
Apr 5, 2013Please understand me: There is no game here. There are no goals or adversity. There is absolutely no story and no message--that is unless the story is that the author has played a few RPGs over the years and he also remembers some of the mechanics from those games. The experience can be described as "walk a little and then we mention something RPGs used to have". Evoland fails to deliver, or even propose, as much as a single aesthetic other than this.
What's more is that the creators of Evoland have managed to reference this list of RPG mechanics and then fully divorce them from the reason we played the games that originally used them. Sure, these mechanics were present In the original works that inspired Evoland. However, in those works, we had a reason to fight the random battles, we had a reason to pick up the first sword, we had a reason to visit a village. In Evoland, these mechanics serve no purpose other than for the sake of listing them.
A lot of game makers have made the mistake of analyzing a successful game and concluding that the game's success is only due to the mechanics that make up the game. When a game maker tries to follow a "formula" in this manner but also fails to adequately serve any aesthetic, then you have a guaranteed bad game because the audience will not have a reason to engage in any of those mechanics. I thought since Evoland was supposed to be a nod to the history of RPG mechanics, that it would naturally avoid this pitfall by using those mechanics as a means to remind us why we played those old RPGs in the first place. Sadly, it's just a rote list of disembodied RPG mechanics.… Expand
Aug 18, 2013Do not buy this game, its nothing more than a Frankenstein of references to older games. There is little to no strategy involved in playing the game, most of the time you're just walking around talking to a person who will ask you to talk to another person.
The game is short, the challenges are so bland, a five year old can complete the game, and you couldn't even call the story-line a real story.
save your money, buy something else.… Expand
This is clearly an unfinished game that got rushed to release. The developer had a good idea but really didn't execute well. The beginning was very novel and cool with the "evolution" of the game, but these neat mechanics are introduced so rapidly that the game very quickly runs out of tricks and what's left isn't good. Anyone who has given this a high score has overlooked or not even played the second half.… Collapse
Jun 13, 2013Evoland is a frustrating affair. Its premise is great and it has potential to spare, but instead of an inspired retro journey all you get is a combination of lazy jokes, bland Zelda-esque gameplay and numbingly tedious JRPG battles. [June 2013]
Jun 10, 2013As an introduction to old-school classics, Evoland is just too boring, and most veterans are not that nostalgic to blindly forgive its shoddy attempts at game design.
Jun 5, 2013The old-school approach of the gameplay is not that fresh anymore and the steep price cannot justify the overpriced sentimentality. [May 2013]


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Bushmen—there are about 85,000 left—teeter on the brink of cultural extinction. Klaas, who'd been a ranger in the Kalahari-Gemsbok National Park in Botswana, but who'd gone back to tracking—was tall and slender. He was quiet and shy, a man of few words. He didn't walk—he glided across the red sand dunes of the Kalahari. If an animal made a mark in the sand, he could say who made it, when, how fast it was traveling, its weight, and if it were well fed. He could examine a blade of grass and calculate how long ago it had been bent by a passing wind or animal, taking into account temperature, humidity and the size of the animal. He studied ants to calculate how many grains of sand they had moved inside a track in a specific interval. In short, he was a man completely in tune with his surroundings.
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hi did one many years ago did teach basics, but you are lucky not many around these days have you looked at a local club.
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As I'm looking to enrol on these course's I've ordered the Student edition of CS6 extended, what does extended mean please. Will not be able to use it straight away, as you have got to forward Adobe your student information, they then send you the activation code.
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from what i can see it is the ability to edit 3d. the course seem ok to me good luck with them
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I'm thinking of joining a photography course at a local college in September, have you ever been on one and what did you think of it.
Hi TK . Never taken a course myself, but probably should have. My niece took a course at local college, then an advanced one next year she is now a very competent photographer and only cash for better gear holding her back, she regularly puts me right on things I have believed for years. Go for it.
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SANTA FE—New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that "The Condemned 2," produced by WWE Studios, Inc., and Lions Gate Films, Inc., will begin principal photography in New Mexico. Production will take place in and around Albuquerque and Zia Pueblo from mid-November through mid-December.
The production will employ at least 80 New Mexico crew members, 22 New Mexico actors, 10 local stunt players and approximately 200 local background talent.
"The Condemned 2" is directed by Roel Reine ("12 Rounds 2: Reloaded," "Death Race 2") and produced by Michael J. Luisi ("See No Evil 2," "Leprechaun: Origins").
Starring Randy Orton ("12 Rounds 2: Reloaded"), "The Condemned 2," follows a former bounty hunter (Orton) who soon finds himself on the run as part of a newly revamped, high-stakes and deadly Condemned tournament.
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SANTA FE—New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that "The Scorch Trials," produced by The Gotham Group and Temple Hill Entertainment for 20th Century Fox, will begin principal photography in New Mexico. Production on "The Scorch Trials," which is the sequel to "The Maze Runner," will take place in and around Albuquerque from late October 2014 through late January 2015.
The production will employ at least 250 New Mexico crew members, 18 New Mexico actors, and approximately 1,800 local background talent.
"We are excited to have 'The Scorch Trials' film in our city," said Mayor Richard J. Berry. "This sequel to the very popular 'The Maze Runner' will have a tremendous economic impact to Albuquerque. Welcome!"
"The Scorch Trials" is directed by Wes Ball ("The Maze Runner," "Beginners") and produced by Ellen Goldsmith-Vein ("The Maze Runner," "The Spiderwick Chronicles"), Wyck Godfrey ("Twilight," "The Fault in Our Stars"), Marty Bowen ("Twilight," "The Fault in Our Stars"), and Lee Stollman ("The Maze Runner," "Abduction"), with Joe Hartwick Jr. ("The Maze Runner," "Life as We Know It") as executive producer.
Written by T.S. Nowlin and based on the second book in the epic young-adult novel series by James Dashner, "The Scorch Trials" continues the saga begun in the current box-office hit "The Maze Runner." Now, the "Gladers" from the first movie must survive in "The Scorch," a futuristic wasteland ravaged by solar flares.
"The Scorch Trials" stars Dylan O'Brien ("The Maze Runner," "Teen Wolf"), Ki Hong Lee ("The Maze Runner," "She Has a Boyfriend"), Kaya Scodelario ("The Maze Runner," "Moon"), Thomas Brodie-Sangster ("The Maze Runner," "Game of Thrones"), Dexter Darden ("The Maze Runner," "Cadillac Records"), Giancarlo Esposito ("Breaking Bad," "The Usual Suspects"), Patricia Clarkson ("The Maze Runner," "Shutter Island") and Nathalie Emmanuel ("Game of Thrones," "Fast & Furious 7").
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SANTA FE —New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that the television series pilot "Stanistan," produced by Universal Cable Productions, will begin principal photography in New Mexico. Production will take place in Santa Fe at the end of September through the middle of October.
The production will employ at least 100 New Mexico crew members, 15 New Mexico actors and approximately 400 local background talent.
"Stanistan" is directed by Michael Mayer ("Smash," "Alpha House," Hatfields & McCoys" and "Flicka") and produced by Michael Duggan ("Law & Order," "Miami Vice" and "Earth 2") and Michael Pendell ("90210," "Bad Teacher," "Aliens in America" and "Sons & Daughters").
The series, written by Andy Parker, stars Jennifer Carpenter ("Dexter", "Quarantine", and "The Exorcism of Emily Rose"), Jonathan Cake ("Desperate Housewives," "Chuck" and "Law & Order") and Zack Gilford ("Friday Night Lights," "Mob Doctor" and "Off The Map").
Inspired by real-life events, "Stanistan" takes us behind the fortified walls of the US Embassy in an Afghan-like South Asian hotspot—a high-stakes world teetering between recovery and collapse, giving us a riveting close-up of America's misbegotten foray into nation building.
As we follow the tragicomic exploits of the men and women who serve inside the diplomatic, aide and military organization of the US government, we'll also come to know the colorful community of ex-pats and locals whose fates are tied to America's massive reconstruction operation.
Just as M*A*S*H skewered the folly of war with its irreverent, tragicomic satire, "Stanistan" revels in the absurdities, follies and unexpected poignancy of life in country. The show lives in the collision of the absurd and the poignant, allowing both humor and tragedy to stand in stark relief.
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The New Mexico State Film Office will host its second Film & Media Education Summit on October 4, 2014, from 9:00am to 5:00pm at the National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC) in Albuquerque, 1701 4th Street. The mission of this event is to stimulate communication and coordination between New Mexico's film and media industry and secondary and higher education institutions, thus, establishing a well-defined educational environment that offers cutting edge training for today's competitive industry. The Film Office invites administrators, educators, guidance counselors and advisors from the secondary and higher education levels to attend.
"The Summit is a great opportunity for those involved in film & media education to come together and discuss the future of the industry," said Nick Maniatis, Director of the New Mexico Film Office. "The film & media programs offered here in New Mexico are flourishing and we want to encourage and assist in their continued growth in any way that we can."
Summit discussions will focus on the successes and challenges of film & media education in New Mexico, to include topics such as What are the issues and where do we go from here?, Issues in Ownership & Protection, 21st Century Ways of Distributing Student Films and Raising the Bar on Education in Film & Media. A broad range of speakers are scheduled to attend, to include educators from across the State. For a complete schedule and to register for this event, visit nmfilm.com.
For questions, please contact NMFO Local Outreach Programs Manager, Lindsey Valdez, at 505-476-5671 or email@example.com.
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SANTA FE - The New Mexico Film Office (NMFO) announced a call for entries today for the 2015 NM Filmmakers Showcase to be held in Santa Fe at the Jean Cocteau Cinema January 24-25, 2015. The showcase is an annual event featuring a vast range of creative local talent from around the state. There is no charge to submit an entry, and the event is open to the public and free to attend.
The Film Office will begin accepting entries on Friday, September 26, 2014, and will close on Friday, November 21, 2014, at 5:00pm. Entries postmarked after the due date/time will not be considered.
"The Filmaker's Showcase supports and assists in the promotion of New Mexico's local film community," said Nick Maniatis, NMFO director This event not only gives local filmmakers the chance to see their work on the big screen, but also gives the general public the opportunity to experience all of the creative talent within the state."
A panel of industry professionals will judge eight categories from Sci-fi/Fantasy to Comedy and Animation. "Best of Category" winners will be screened on Saturday, January 24 with a reception to follow where attendees will have the opportunity to meet the filmmakers and judges. Other entries will be screened on Sunday, January 25 on a first-come-first-served basis by category. The NMFO does not guarantee that all entries will be screened.
Following the showcase, winning films will travel New Mexico throughout the year in collaboration with local film festivals and theaters.
Entry forms are available at nmfilm.com. For further information, contact the NMFO local outreach programs manager, Lindsey Valdez, at email@example.com or 505-476-5671.
SANTA FE —New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that the television series "The Messengers," produced by CBS Television Studios and Warner Bros. Entertainment for The CW will begin principal photography in New Mexico. Production will take place in Albuquerque mid-August through mid-December and will employ at least 300 New Mexico crew members and approximately 3100 local background talent.
"The Messengers" is executive produced by Trey Callaway ("Revolution," "CSI: NY"), Basil Iwanyk ("The Town," "The Expendables" film franchise, "Clash of the Titans" film franchise) and co-executive producers Eoghan O'Donnell ("Teen Wolf"), Kent Kubena (the upcoming "Gods of Egypt," "Turistas"), Ava Jamshidi and Duane Clark ("CSI:NY").
"We are delighted to welcome the TV show 'The Messengers' back to Albuquerque," said Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry. "Having these 12 episodes filmed here will be incredibly beneficial to our community because of the longer-term, high paying, creative jobs for the crew and the peripheral benefits to local businesses."
The series stars Shantel VanSanten ("Gang Related," "One Tree Hill") as Vera, Jon Fletcher ("City of Dreams") as Joshua Jr., Sofia Black-D'Elia ("Betrayal," "Gossip Girl") as Erin, JD Pardo ("Revolution") as Raul, Joel Courtney ("Super 8") as Peter, Anna Diop ("Everybody Hates Chris") as Rose, Craig Frank ("Mixology") as Alan, and Diogo Morgado ("Son of God," "Sol de Inverno") as The Man.
In the New Mexico desert, scientist Vera Buckley watches in fascination as a mysterious object plummets to Earth and explodes, sending out a shock wave that briefly stops her heart. But Vera isn't the only one affected: she's instantly connected to six other strangers, who also collapse, only to miraculously come back to life hours later. These strangers will soon discover they have one thing in common; destiny has been thrust upon their shoulders. And as the Angels of the Apocalypse, with an impressive array of supernatural gifts, they must now work together to rewrite prophecy and prevent the Beginning of the End.
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SANTA FE —New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that the feature "Kepler's Dream," will begin principal photography in New Mexico. Production will take place in Albuquerque and Santa Fe County at the end of July through the end of August.
The production will employ at least 60 New Mexico crew members, 9 New Mexico actors and approximately 50 local background talent.
"This heartfelt story is one that I have championed from the moment I read the book. It is an opportunity for me to explore the story of an independent girl facing the hardest summer of her life," said Director Amy Glazer ("Seducing Charlie Barker," "Drifting Elegant"). "I'm interested in telling a grown-up's story from an eleven year old's point of view and I am excited by this ensemble cast. After coming to Albuquerque for the first time to do research for the screenplay, it became clear to me that New Mexico is an integral character in this story and that I could not shoot the film anywhere else".
Producer Sedge Thomson states, "We're delighted to be making 'Kepler's Dream' where the novel is set, It's not just the beautiful landscape, it's a second blessing that New Mexico is filled with creative filmmakers including our brilliant and dedicated Albuquerque Line Producer Brent Morris who is a talented wilderness tracker of the New Mexico filmscape."
"Production is booming in New Mexico and we are thrilled for the jobs and economic growth it brings. This is a testament to our incredible assets: from landscapes, to production facilities and, most of all, our talented cast and crew. We're focused on continuing to grow this industry," said Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales.
Starring Isabella Blake-Thomas ("Da Vinci's Demons," "Rise of the Guardians"), Holland Taylor ("Truman Show," "Two and a Half Men," "Ann"), Sean Patrick Flanery ("Boondock Saints"), Kelly Lynch ("Charlie's Angels"), David Hunt ("Liz and Dick," "Dead Pool") Steven Michael Quezada ("Breaking Bad") and Kelly Hu ("X-Men 2").
Based on the award-winning novel by Juliet Bell, and inspired by her grandmother (a resident of Albuquerque for more than fifty years), "Kepler's Dream" is a story of a spirited girl discovering through new friendships and the power of one magical book, how to begin to heal her broken family.
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SANTA FE — New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that the Universal Cable Productions television event series "Dig" premiering on USA Network this fall, starring Jason Isaacs ("Awake") and Anne Heche ("Save Me") will be partially filmed in New Mexico.
"Albuquerque welcomes USA Network's upcoming event series 'Dig' to our city," said Gary Oppedahl, Director of the City's Economic Development Department. "We're thrilled to be part of the next setting that continues telling the story of this high action adventure drama."
"Dig" stars Isaacs as Peter Connelly, an FBI agent stationed in Jerusalem, who, while investigating a murder uncovers a conspiracy 2,000 years in-the-making.
The series filmed its pilot on location in Jerusalem and given current events has relocated part of its production to Albuquerque to film first unit interiors while it continues to explore international shooting locations for on-location exteriors.
Created and executive produced by Kring and Raff, "Dig" is from Universal Cable Productions and was developed by Keshet, in association with Gail Berman ("Buffy the Vampire Slayer") of Tecumseh Productions and Gene Stein ("Deception"). Keshet's Avi Nir ("Homeland"), Alon Shtruzman and Karni Ziv also serve as executive producers.
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SANTA FE —New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that the feature "Captain Fantastic", produced by Electric City Entertainment and ShivHans Pictures, will begin principal photography in New Mexico. Production will take place in Albuquerque, Las Cruces and Mesilla mid-August through the end of August.
"We are pleased to welcome 'Captain Fantastic' to New Mexico and even more pleased that they will be spending time in the southern part of our state where I know they'll find excellent crew and a film friendly community waiting to welcome them as well," said New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis.
The production will employ at least 75 New Mexico crew members, 1 New Mexico actor and approximately 220 local background talent.
Las Cruces Mayor Ken Miyagishima stated, "It's wonderful to have a film like 'Captain Fantastic' choose Las Cruces as a film location. Film production is a great way to promote Las Cruces, create jobs and bring outside dollars to the region, and the City will be stepping up its efforts to recruit more film production to the Las Cruces region."
Directed by Matt Ross (28 Hotel Rooms) along with Producers Lynette Howell and Jamie Patricof (Big Eyes, The Place Beyond the Pines, Blue Valentine), Shivani Rawat and Nimitt Mankad (Imagine, Trumbo).
Starring Viggo Mortensen (A History of Violence, The Road, Lord of the Rings, Eastern Promises) and Frank Langella (Frost Nixon, Robot & Frank, Superman Returns), "Captain Fantastic" is about a passionate father who is so devoted to teaching his six children how to live, be free, and survive in the world that he has moved them deep into the forests of the Pacific Northwest. He spends his days teaching them combat skills, training them like professional athletes, homeschooling them in a rigorous classical education, and introducing them to the beauty of the natural world. However, when he is forced to leave their self-created paradise and confront the real world, he begins a journey that challenges his unorthodox parenting.
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Receive a 25% Refundable Film Tax Credit on all direct production expenditures (including New Mexico resident crew) that are subject to taxation by the State of New Mexico. Receive a 30% Refundable Film Production Tax Credit for qualifying television series with a order of six (6) or more episodes. For other types of productions, receive the 25% plus 5% Film Credit on all resident off-camera crew wages and fringes when production uses a qualifying production facility (e.g. sizable sound stage) for a minimum of 10 or 15 days of principal photography (based on budget size). Expenditures for post production services rendered in New Mexico that are subject to taxation in the State of the New Mexico will also qualify. Eligible productions include feature films, independent films, television, regional and national commercials, documentaries, animation, video games, webisodes, mobile applications and post-production, intended for commercial exploitation and exhibition. Non-resident actors and on-camera stunt performers may also qualify (see "Super Loan Out".) The production company must file a state tax or informational return to receive the credit (as a check or deposit). This tax credit is non-transferable nor assignable.
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With requirements which include an approved guarantor and a signed distribution contract, loans from $500K to $15M are available to qualifying production companies through the State Investment Council. Loans shall not exceed 100% of a production's budget. The loan is a two-year term at a fixed interest rate that is based on the National Prime Rate (as published daily in the Wall Street Journal) plus 150 basis points (1.5%).
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The Film Crew Advancement Program is an incentive for production companies to assist in creating job opportunities for New Mexican film and television crew professionals. A qualifying production company is reimbursed 50% of a participant's wages for up to 1040 hours physically worked by the qualifying crew member in a specific craft position. This on-the-job training program is in addition to the 25% film production refundable tax credit.
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The State of New Mexico charges a gross receipts tax, or sales tax, at the point of sale. As an incentive, the state will issue your company Type 16 Nontaxable Transaction Certificates (NTTCs), which works much like grocery-store coupons. A certificate is presented at the point of sale and no gross receipts tax is charged. (This incentive cannot be utilized in conjunction with the 25% film production refundable tax credit.)
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Search 60,000 photographs of over 8,000 locations in New Mexico by using our online database. Powered by Reel-Scout(TM), this database has a rich inventory of photography covering the expansive diversity that can be found in our state. New Mexico's terrain varies from 12,000 foot snow-capped mountains to dry, cracked salt flats near the Mexican border. We boast eerie otherworldly, ultra modern cool, classic western sets, traditional military, historic Native America, big city skylines, Anytown USA, the famed Rio Grande, and endless miles of unique landscapes. Our library also offers interactive mapping through Google and live weather data through The Weather Channel.
Click here for the NM Searchable Locations Database.
PLEASE READ! Except for state-owned properties, the New Mexico Film Office is not affiliated in any way with the locations in this database. Locations are provided for informational and research purposes only. The New Mexico Film Office does not guarantee the condition, suitability, availability or cost of the locations in this database. In some circumstances, we can provide productions with contact information but we do not provide information about availability, suitability or costs of usage. Please do not send the Film Office requests for this type of information - you will have to contact the location of interest directly.
You will also find a wealth of other important location resources on this website including permit information, weather charts, community and tribal profiles and forms for state-owned facilities.
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"The property control division of the general services department shall provide for the free access to state buildings by the motion picture industry." –NMSA 1978 15-3B-7.1
The New Mexico Film Office facilitates location usage of many state buildings and properties throughout New Mexico owned by the General Services Department. Certain restrictions apply, and in some instances, security and personnel fees may be required. Click the link to our database above to search for state owned buildings and properties.
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Lou Reed
News about Lou Reed, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Highlights From the Archives
Outsider Whose Dark, Lyrical Vision Helped Shape Rock 'n' Roll
Mr. Reed was a singer, songwriter and guitarist whose work with the Velvet Underground in the 1960s had an impact on generations of rock musicians.October 28, 2013 artsObituary (Obit)
Where Ordinary Meets Extreme
In his music, Lou Reed says whatever he pleases. What he can't seem to do is lay off. This relentlessness is Mr. Reed's huge gift, transforming egotism into vulnerability through more than two dozen albums, with the Velvet Underground and solo, that add up to a lifelong public-talking cure.April 3, 2000 artsReview
Lou Reed, Forever Bohemian, on Loss and Death
Whether he likes it or not, Lou Reed, at age 50, is one of rock-and-roll's elder statesmen. In the same way the Grateful Dead symbolize a hippie psychedelic ethos, defiantly free-spirited despite changing fashions, Mr. Reed, a disciple of Andy Warhol and of the poet Delmore Schwartz, has claimed his niche as the music's eternal New York bohemian. Mr. Reed may never achieve mainstream popularity. But as long as he continues to write and perform bitter songs about death and urban blight in his incantatory monotone, he will never be accused of selling out or of going soft.May 28, 1992 artsReview
Rock's Cool Observer Turns Into a Chatterbox
Lou Reed, once as deadpan and taciturn as his music was ferocious, has reincarnated himself as a talkative avuncular elder statesman of rock.March 21, 1989 artsReview
Lou Reed in Concert
Lou Reed, punk-rock's godfather, couldn't resist the irony of his headlining Radio City Music Hall. For two decades, from his mid-1960's work with the Velvet Underground through his solo career, he has been known for songs such as ''Walk on the Wild Side'' and ''Street Hassle,'' about the mean, unglamorous side of his native New York. But on Wednesday, he had sold out the city's show-business palace.October 6, 1986 artsReview
The Pop Life
In the 60's, when most rockers were singing about peace and love or recycling blues cliches, Lou Reed was writing songs about heroin addiction, sadomasochism and the kinky crowd surrounding Andy Warhol, and recording these songs with the Velvet Underground. In the early 1970's, having left the Velvets, he showed up for a New York solo concert wearing black eye makeup and black lipstick.October 17, 1984 artsNews
The Legendary Vaselines on the Tunes That Inspire Them
On the occasion of their latest album, the iconic Scottish lo-fi duo, famed for inspiring Kurt Cobain, share playlists of the songs that most excite them.
October 3, 2014, Friday
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Will Hermes to Write Lou Reed Biography
The Rolling Stone writer will pen "Lou: A New York Life" for Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
January 7, 2014, Tuesday
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Music We Loved and Lost in 2013
A video compilation of some greatest hits of music idols we lost in 2013.
December 31, 2013, Tuesday
Lou Reed's Complex Spirit Is Invoked at a Reunion of His Inner Circle
Laurie Anderson presided over a memorial for her husband, Lou Reed, on Monday at the Apollo Theater.
December 18, 2013, Wednesday
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After 45 Years, as Incendiary as Ever
"White Light/White Heat," the Velvet Underground's second album, gets a 45th-anniversary "super deluxe" edition.
December 17, 2013, Tuesday
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In the Land of Punk
Many of my friends didn't like punk. But to me it reinvented rebellion, laughed at corporate rock and embodied why we had become fans, and players.
December 3, 2013, Tuesday
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At Memorial for Lou Reed, Just Music
There were no speeches at a memorial for Lou Reed held at Lincoln Center.
November 14, 2013, Thursday
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Lou Reed's New York Was Hell or Heaven
Lou Reed's work remains a window into a city that was, and into his personal evolution.
November 14, 2013, Thursday
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A Public Memorial Set for Lou Reed
A service honoring Mr. Reed is scheduled for Thursday at Lincoln Center.
November 12, 2013, Tuesday
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When Backstage Was No Big Deal
I met Lou Reed in the old days of rock 'n' roll, when artists were accessible to fans.
November 3, 2013, Sunday
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The Music They Made, 2013
A mashup featuring a sampling of the musicians who died in 2013.
The Music of Lou Reed
The music career of Lou Reed spanned several decades, and his work with the Velvet Underground in the 1960s is often cited as a major influence for many rock musicians.
Lou Reed, 1942-2013
Mr. Reed, a disciple of Andy Warhol and of the poet Delmore Schwartz, claimed his niche as music's eternal New York bohemian.
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