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tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:blogdestructoidhttp://bulk2.destructoid.com/ele2/images/destructoid/favicon.ico2014-04-22T14:30:00Ztag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=273615Darren Nakamurahttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Darren+NakamuraExtrasolar does exoplanet exploration, but it is more than meets the eye2014-04-22T14:30:00Z2014-04-22T14:30:00Z
When I was talking to one of the developers of Extrasolar on the show floor at PAX East, I said something that I now regret. "This looks like something I would really like, but might not appeal to a ton of other people." He responded gracefully, simply saying that they have a healthy number of players, and a good percentage of players see it through to the end.

To be fair, the presentation of Extrasolar in the Indie MEGABOOTH was intentionally muted. There, it was shown as a simple exploration game on an extrasolar planet. The player tells the rover where to go, and after a set amount of time it sends back a photo. The intrinsic value of that alone was enough to get me started, and I urge others to sign up for it now to experience it as intended. If you need further convincing, then keep reading. Prepare for minor spoilers.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=273034Steven Hansenhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Steven+HansenPlay this crappy Raid 2 brawler & you could win an Xbox One2014-04-08T18:00:00Z2014-04-08T18:00:00Z
The Raid is a great action film. It's sequel comes out this Friday. I assume it's also good. I saw a "making of" GIF where they pass a camera through a car window to the passenger seat, which is actually a disguised person, who passes it out the other side of the car. See if you can find that.

The Raid II Arcade Edition is bad and not fun, but if you have nothing to do all day and can stomach it, you can be entered for a chance to win an Xbox One. Free is free. Even better than a $450 Titanfall bundle.

Oh, but I went and read those Terms and Conditions for you. UK residents only.

The Raid 2 Arcade Edition out NOW? [Flixist]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=272589Darren Nakamurahttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Darren+NakamuraDitto is your free time-waster of the day2014-03-28T10:45:00Z2014-03-28T10:45:00Z
Looking for something to do today while pretending to work? Nitrome has you covered with its newly released puzzle-action platformer Ditto. In it, you control a white creature that looks a bit like a cross between Toro Inoue and the protagonist from Journey, with a Princess Peach-esque floating ability. The catch is that there are mirrors around, which reveal a shadow version of the character, and each version and its environment affects the other.

It plays a bit like Fractured Soul, except that the shadow cat disappears when out of the area of influence of one of the mirrors, so it can be protected or even disregarded in that state. Eventually, Ditto gets fairly difficult, but it should provide a good hour or two of entertainment while you are waiting for the weekend to begin.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=272070Alasdair Duncanhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Alasdair+DuncanIs there a Frog Fractions 2 ARG already underway?2014-03-17T18:30:00Z2014-03-17T18:30:00Z
The original Frog Fractions was one of the most bizarre things you could play in in a web browser, so it wasn't a surprise to see a potential sequel arrive on Kickstarter last week. What is odd is that, if the Kickstarter is successful, Frog Fractions 2 will be released into the wild and might even have a totally different name. In the game's trailer, a mysterious face utters the numbers 0451 and that's all it has taken to lead folks down the Internet rabbit hole.

The people over on the Unfiction forums have already started to dig through the code on the developer's website and uncovered a whole heap of clues and hints, including things like converting snippets of code into sound files that can be read by a Commodore 64 emulator. Reading through the thread reminds me of why I never get very far whenever Valve comes out with an ARG; most of the time the clever clogs on the Internet have solved the damn thing before I've even gotten out of bed.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=271924Brett Makedonskihttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Brett+MakedonskiHelp! I can't stop playing 20482014-03-14T05:00:00Z2014-03-14T05:00:00Z
This week's addictive browser game that I can't seem to quit is 2048, a sliding tiles game where you try to match numbers to multiply their value. The ultimate goal is to get a tile that's worth 2048 without having completely filled the four by four area the game takes place on.

It takes just a little bit to figure out how it plays, but after that passes, 2048 is an increasingly maddening affair of space-clearing and number-enhancing. While it probably won't have the long-lasting effect that games like Cookie Clicker had on me, it's a great way to pass time for now.

2048 [Gabriele Cirulli]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=271863Steven Hansenhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Steven+HansenEx-Blizzard, Insomniac dev working on tactical, turn-based Duelyst2014-03-13T12:30:00Z2014-03-13T12:30:00Z

This game looks amazing. Duelyst, which I'm too in awe of to poke at the "y" in the title, started as a tabletop game that the team at newly formed Counterplay Games decided to turn into a videogame.

That vision has come stunningly to life thanks in large part to Rogue Legacy lead artist Glauber Kotak. I'm scrolling through the Kickstarter campaign gawking at the wondrous pixel art and animations as well as the concept and environmental art. Talk about unique fantasy. And those Assassin classes are all the best classes.

It's not all looks, either. The team is headed by Keith Lee, former lead producer on Diablo III and lead progammer at Insomniac (Resistance: Fall of Man, Ratchet and Clank: Up Your Arsenal and Going Commando).

The tactical turn-based play focuses on map positioning in fast-paced, one on one battles, rather than excessive grinding, which sounds good to me. Turn-based strategy can get ruined when it's just a big numbers game. Plus there will be online mutliplayer. Yeah. I'm excited for this one.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=271832Hamza CTZ Azizhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Hamza+CTZ+AzizThe Unreal Engine 4 now runs in Firefox2014-03-12T17:30:00Z2014-03-12T17:30:00Z
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Browser based gaming just took a giant leap forward with this demonstration of the Unreal Engine 4 running in Firefox at near-native speeds. The demo you see shows Epic's Soul and Swing Ninja, and this is the first glimpse of the Unreal Engine 4 running on the web without any plugins.

"This technology has reached a point where games users can jump into via a Web link are now almost indistinguishable from ones they might have had to wait to download and install," said Brendan Eich, CTO and SVP of Engineering at Mozilla. "Using Emscripten to cross-compile C and C++ into asm.js, developers can run their games at near-native speeds, so they can approach the Web as they would any other platform."

Looking forward to see what will come from all this. The browser based market has always seemed oddly in the background as a viable gaming platform, and now is the perfect time for it to gain some traction with the disruption happening in the gaming space.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=271710Steven Hansenhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Steven+HansenDon't panic: Play The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy in-browser2014-03-10T13:00:00Z2014-03-10T13:00:00Z
Looking for something to do today? How about be (rightfully) poked fun at by Douglas Adams for thinking you could pick up your dressing gown without getting out of bed? You can't reach it from the bed. The effort almost kills you.

In celebration of its 30th anniversary, BBC is hosting another browser-based version of the classic text adventure, which is prettier than the 20th anniversary edition its hosted for a decade.

Play it here. This is actually the first time I've done so. It's already funny.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=271521Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreTitanfall Arcade claims '8-bit is better with a Titan'2014-03-05T21:00:00Z2014-03-05T21:00:00Z
Hamza happened upon Titanfall Arcade, an official browser-based mashup of Titanfall and classic Atari games. Wondering why anyone would create such a thing, I couldn't help myself. I clicked.

Asteroids is playable now, with Missile Command and Centipede to follow. At least in the case of this first game, it sort of just ends after a point, encouraging you to share a link on Facebook or Twitter. I did not do that. I'm writing about it here, though, so I guess they won.

I had no real intention of sharing this with you fine people, but I'm not about to let my eardrums die in vain. (You'll want to turn your audio way down low if morbid curiosity gets the best of you too.)

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=271463Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreNext time you need a free browser game, play Hotline Trail2014-03-04T17:30:00Z2014-03-04T17:30:00Z
I'll admit it: the "Hotline" part of Hotline Trail is what got me to click. My brain must associate the word with good feelings after one too many hours spent playing Hotline Miami. Not that it really matters either way. This game is also worth playing, but for different reasons.

In Hotline Trail, you coast through the stars on a motorcycle (or a car; it's up to you) that must cling to a track with a mind of its own. Simple, yeah, but still skill-based. I especially like how you're given an audio-visual heads up when the course is about to introduce a new layout so your inevitable demise doesn't feel cheap, something that lesser endless runners struggle to avoid.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=270398Hamza CTZ Azizhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Hamza+CTZ+AzizFlappy Jam, a collection of almost unplayable games2014-02-11T23:00:00Z2014-02-11T23:00:00Z
The latest game dev jam is Flappy Jam, which sees indie developers getting together in an effort to show support for each other in the game development community. "Envy and teasing should not belong to our community," the website states referring to the controversy of Flappy Birds. "Nor be a cause of suffering."

So far 44 games have been created inspired by the Flappy Birds phenomenon for this jam, and you have until February 24 to submit your own take to be part of the collection. To make a Flappy Jam game, it needs to be hard to an almost unplayable state, and use assets inspired (not ripped off) from classic games.

Most of the games will run right in your browser, and there's at least one designed for use with the Oculus Rift. I've only played a few of them so far, and my favorite is the one designed by Super Hexagon creator Terry Cavanagh called Maverick Bird. Everything he makes is just fun.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=270296Chris Carterhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Chris+CarterPlay HTML5 games on the Wii U through PlayBoxie2014-02-10T10:00:00Z2014-02-10T10:00:00Z
While it's been operating on a few other platforms for a while now, the online portal PlayBoxie is now compatible with Nintendo's Wii U. Basically all you do is visit PlayBoxie on an Xbox One, PS4, Wii U, or PC, and you're good to go. Button inputs will work just like a normal game.

Don't get too excited -- the selection isn't that great, and the framerates leave much to be desired. But it's still something extra to do on your Wii U while you wait for Donkey Kong Country Returns: Tropical Freeze to drop.

PlayBoxie allows you to play HTML5 games on you Wii U browser [GoNintendo]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=270193Darren Nakamurahttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Darren+NakamuraYou can play Bionic Chainsaw Pogo Gorilla right now2014-02-07T18:30:00Z2014-02-07T18:30:00Z
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Bionic Chainsaw Pogo Gorilla. Give yourself a few seconds for that to sink in. He is a gorilla, who has been cybernetically altered to have chainsaws for arms and a pogo stick in place of his legs. If that is not the most awesome thing you have heard today, then you lead a much more exciting life than I do.

Of course, Bionic Chainsaw Pogo Gorilla is coming to us via Adult Swim Games (because who else would be publishing it?), after being developed by Roger Barr, the same man responsible for Abobo's Big Adventure. As a bionic entity, the titular chainsaw pogo gorilla can actually have its parts swapped out Mr. Potatohead-style, resulting in a character that is no longer a Chainsaw Pogo Gorilla, but perhaps a Rainbow Cactus Beehive Robot. Yes please.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=269469Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreIndie developer claims King cloned its game2014-01-24T12:00:00Z2014-01-24T12:00:00Z
Not that people who have been following the news about Candy Crush Saga maker King trademarking "Candy" and causing issues over The Banner Saga's use of the word "Saga" in its title need any more fuel for the fire, but here goes: developer Matthew Cox has accused the company of cloning a browser-based game he worked on called Scamperghost.

His team was in talks with King to license this game but "before the deal was closed (and certainly before any contracts were signed) MaxGames.com made a better offer so we thanked King for considering our game and politely ended our negotiations." As a result, King sponsored "a similar game," in the words of their contact Lars Jörnow, titled Pac-Avoid (really).

Allegedly, the team working on Pac-Avoid was told to "clone the game very quickly, and [King] even wanted to beat the release of the original game." This comes directly from an email correspondence with one of the developers contracted by the company, according to Cox.

"Scamperghost isn't the most original game in the world," wrote Cox. "It's obviously inspired by Pac-Man but we at least took it in an original direction by making it a mouse avoider with no walls. King.com, however, showed no respect for other people's intellectual property when they made a direct, blatant clone of Scamperghost. Now they've trademarked "Candy" and are using their massive legal power against other small competing developers. A bit of a double-standard, eh?"

King.com, makers of Candy Crush Saga...Trademark Trolls with a Double Standard?[Junkyard Sam -- Thanks, OpiumHerz]

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=269289Steven Hansenhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Steven+HansenCatlateral Damage getting stealth destruction and more2014-01-21T03:00:00Z2014-01-21T03:00:00Z

Catlateral Damage has you play a cat who wants to make an enormous mess. That's catliterally it. Still, this first person wreck 'em up is super fun and freely playable in-browser in its alpha state.

Eurogamer cat up with Catlateral developer Chris Chung, who detailed some additions that will be going into the commercial build later this year, including a stealth mode, Cat Ops.

"The basic premise is that it's night time and your owner is asleep, so you have to knock over objects without making too much noise," Chung explained. "I feel like this mode will fulfill the desire to be a sneaky cat, and also give quite a different challenge than the current game mode."

Chung also just implemented a non-timed, "free" mode that will be available in the next build. On top of that, Chung is considering adding time trials, while he is currently working on level design. "Level design is also in progress, but I'd like to create levels in such a way that the earlier levels are somewhat small (individual rooms) and progressively get bigger," Chung said. "I plan on creating entire houses broken up into individual rooms, so it'll be possible to block off rooms as separate levels or give the player full access to the whole house."

Catlateral Damage developer explains upcoming additions [Eurogamer]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=269270Hamza CTZ Azizhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Hamza+CTZ+AzizPlay this: Dojo of Death2014-01-20T19:00:00Z2014-01-20T19:00:00Z
Dojo of Death is a super addictive little browser game over on Kongregate. You are a ninja, and you must kill other ninjas with the simple click of your mouse button. Just aim, click, and slash away.

The entire thing takes place in one room, and two enemy types spawn as you go on your slicing rampage. Enjoy!

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=268883Alasdair Duncanhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Alasdair+DuncanWreck your owner's room in Catlateral Damage2014-01-13T16:30:00Z2014-01-13T16:30:00Z

Feel like trashing a room whilst remaining totally innocent? Then Catlateral Damage is for you. It's a simple game that puts you in control of a cat who has to traverse its owner's room, knocking over as many personal items as possible in two minutes. It's like a Katamari game in reverse; instead of cleaning you're messing things up.

As a former cat owner (to quote Eddie Izzard, you don't really own a cat, a cat owns you) I'm sure there will be some perverse glee to be had in wrecking someone else's possessions. My cat would just casually knock things over or saunter all over my keyboard which was annoying.

The cat was never as willfully destructive as my dog that once chewed up my DS amongst other things but then again the cat never savaged my crotch like the cat would. This is why my next pet is going to be something less harmful that needs very little hands on care. Like a snake.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=268799Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreQuake Live has finally left the browser2014-01-10T21:00:00Z2014-01-10T21:00:00Z
Gosh, Quake Live brings me back. Bethesda has announced that the standalone client for this free-to-play, browser-based game is out now on PC. Existing players will need to download a launcher which will update their installation files. Current Mac and Linux players, on the other hand, are out of luck. The new client is PC-only, so the only way to continue playing will be through emulation or visualization software running on those platforms. That's got to sting.

I'm not sure what psychological forces are going on in my head while playing in-browser games, but something about those experiences tend to rub the wrong way. I never stick with them -- unless it's a short adventure title like Samorost. Playing something as involved as Quake in a browser, however, feels weird to me. Probably for no good reason.

Now that it's gone standalone all these years later, I don't really have any desire to play. Rats.

A new way to QUAKE [Bethesda Blog]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=268640Darren Nakamurahttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Darren+NakamuraPlay Winnose, reunite a moai statue with his other half2014-01-08T11:00:00Z2014-01-08T11:00:00Z
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Adult Swim always seems to publish games that have really strange setups, but are backed by solid gameplay mechanics and can easily eat up an afternoon or possibly even a work day. Winnose, developed by Todd Luke, appears to continues that tradition.

In Winnose, you control a living moai statue who has lost his other half and must find it through "giant body part avoidance." Basically, enemies move according to a simple patterns or rules, and the moai head needs to get to the end without touching them.

The soundtrack deserves special mention, with its almost dirty sounding main theme "Snot My Problem" filled with unusual percussion, followed by a crazily energetic J-pop track out of nowhere. It certainly fits the strangeness of Winnose pretty well. If you are interested, you can play Winnose right now on Adult Swim Games.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=268570Chris Carterhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Chris+CarterOnimusha Soul coming to the PS3 in Japan2014-01-07T12:00:00Z2014-01-07T12:00:00Z
Hey, remember when Capcom announced a brand new Onimusha game called "Soul" and it ended up being a browser-based RPG? Yeah, that sucked. Well apparently Famitsu has revealed that the game is coming to the PlayStation 3 this spring -- but only in Japan.

It feels like just yesterday when Onimusha was one of the hottest IPs in gaming. Remember when a $70 million budget movie was in the works? Or when Samonosuke and his crew crossed over and did battle with Mega Man.EXE and Zero in a Smash Bros. type fighting game?

I would love to see this franchise rise to its former glory again. I also think I feel another Quest coming on.

Onimusha Soul coming to PlayStation 3 [Gematsu]

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=268131Wesley Ruscherhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Wesley+RuscherNew Breath of Fire 6 screens show a sliver of promise2013-12-28T17:00:00Z2013-12-28T17:00:00Z
I like to be mister optimism when it comes to games...even games that are slated for mobile and browser based platforms. But I've had an extremely hard time believing that the sixth entry in the Breath of Fire series is going to deliver an experience that will make me proud, once again, of Capcom's beloved role-playing franchise.

Recently, a bevy of new screens have hit the Internets showcasing a little combat, some village building, and some quite lovely -- and adorable -- concept art. Not enough to gather a full impression on, but hey it could be always look worse.

On top of the new screens, first details of the game's story and gameplay have emerged. Thanks to a breakdown over at NeoGAF, we now know combat will feature: no complex command menus, fast and intuitive touch controls, timing based combos, and party members will be AI driven.

Additionally, the game will ditch the predetermined hero Ryu -- a staple of every other past entry -- to allow players to create and customize their own character.

As for story, what's there again does hint that maybe all isn't lost with Breath of Fire 6. A thousand years has passed since someone last held the power of the dragon. There's now a new evil empire -- the Schwarz Empire -- that attacks the main character's village, and -- from what I can only assume -- typical RPG melodrama ensues.

Who knows, maybe this will all turn out quite well. Then again maybe this will be a microtransaction nightmare. Though as it stands right now the game is only destined to grace Japanese shores.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=267769Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreEvil Genius is back on Facebook of all places2013-12-19T13:45:00Z2013-12-19T13:45:00Z
I love me some Evil Genius. Enough that I'm willing to try Evil Genius Online, which is Rebellion's free-to-play approximation of the classic base-building game. It's playable now in open beta on Facebook and while it's got the usual baggage that goes along with Facebook gaming, it is still unmistakably Evil Genius. Not the total disaster it could've been, then.

"When we launched the closed beta, we made it a priority to reach out to fans of the 2004 Evil Genius PC game rather than a wider audience," said Rebellion CEO and creative director Jason Kingsley in a press release. "I think it's fair to say the Evil Genius community voiced some initial concerns about our direction, but it's these same gamers that not only got behind the game, but played a big part in making it better."

More than anything, playing this has given me the unshakable desire to go play the original.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=266536Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreMcPixel developer's new web game is pure chaos2013-11-27T20:00:00Z2013-11-27T20:00:00Z
"Your car is falling apart in the middle of the night in the middle of a highway. Make sure not to die. This is important. Control the car using hand."

This is Night Rider Turbo, the chaotic new game from McPixel creator Sos Sosowski. It's his contribution to the Charity Game Jam and it's worth a few minutes of your time, or possibly many, many more minutes depending on how determined you are to compete on the leaderboards. Some maniac managed to drive for 36.853 KM!

The slightest twitch of your hand usually results in a component of your car being ripped off, and that's when the insanity begins. Night Rider Turbo can be grasped quickly given its simple premise, but that's not to say it's easy. Quite the opposite. This represents everything I love about browser-based games, and the soundtrack is excellent (hit the radio to cycle the songs).

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=266190Joshua Derocherhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Joshua+DerocherGoogle celebrates 50 years of Doctor Who with a mini-game2013-11-22T08:30:00Z2013-11-22T08:30:00Z
Tomorrow is the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who, and Google is celebrating with an awesome little game. I suggest that you just go check it out, without reading my description of it.

If you must know what it is without clicking on it for yourself, it's an adorable set of puzzles staring Doctor Who. You get to pick any Doctor you want, and then you guide him on a pixellated adventure to find all six letters from the word "Google". The puzzles will have you timing your moves around Weeping Angels, Daleks, and Cybermen. If you mess up and die, you'll come back as the next regeneration of The Doctor.

If the doodle isn't available in your timezone yet, or if you aren't reading this on Friday, this link will take you right to the doodle's archive page.

Please fight in the comments about who is the best Doctor. Hint: Tom Baker is the best.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=265982Darren Nakamurahttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Darren+NakamuraNeed something to do? Play Leaf Me Alone2013-11-19T10:45:00Z2013-11-19T10:45:00Z
The Ludum Dare game jam series has been going on for a while now, with its 28th iteration coming up next month. Ludum Dare 26's theme was "minimalism," and one of the titles to come out of that event was Leaf Me Alone, a 2D exploration-based platformer starring a little tree person (or something).

Set against serene music and chirping birds, Leaf Me Alone puts the player in the environment with only the basic controls of moving and jumping explained. Within a few minutes, I was on top of a tree where I found a leaf that could be used as a sort of parachute, Wind Waker style. Though it started as a small game jam title, Leaf Me Alone was added to since the competition, and is now an adventure that takes a couple hours to complete.

If you're bored at work and can hide a browser game from your superiors, then you might want to take a look. Leaf Me Alone can be found on AddictingGames.com.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=265545Steven Hansenhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Steven+HansenBubsy goes to a museum and then to Hell in this tribute2013-11-12T17:45:00Z2013-11-12T17:45:00Z
Developer Arcane Kids wanted to do something, uh, nice (?) for Bubsy's 18th birthday. So, it brought Bubs back in this low polygon, free, 3D browser game, Bubsy 3D: Bubsy Visits the James Turrell Retrospective.

It starts off innocuous enough as frogs tell you how to jump and you collect balls of yarn or possibly acid. Then you go to an art museum that wants you to quit video games before you're rocketed off to Hell. Enjoy!

Oh, and here's a compilation of cheats.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=263768Dale Northhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Dale+NorthFull Screen Mario is a great browser game2013-10-17T23:45:00Z2013-10-17T23:45:00Z
Need a quick fix but only have a web browser? Try FullScreenMario.com. It's Super Mario Bros. cracked open, by creator Josh Goldberg. It's neat seeing this old game in widescreen, but it's even neater to scroll over the level select button and simply click the stage you'd like to warp to. And when you get bored of that, a random button has the game spitting out a fully playable random world instantly!

If you're a creative person, try the map maker. It's super easy to create a world of your own with its drag and drop controls. You can save it as text to pull back up later, too!

Bravo.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=263623Brett Makedonskihttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Brett+MakedonskiClicking Bad combines your love of clicking and meth2013-10-15T18:30:00Z2013-10-15T18:30:00Z
Everyone seems to love Breaking Bad and Cookie Clicker right now. Why don't we take those two hands and put them together? Whoever did this does not have your best interests in mind.

Alas, here's Clicking Bad, the latest browser game about building a methamphetamine empire. The UI isn't as pleasant as Cookie Clicker's and it doesn't look like it'll be as deep, but that hasn't stopped me from trying to make the purest crank I can.

I'm sorry I wrote this. Friends don't let friends try Clicking Bad. Not even once.

[Clicking Bad]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=262657Jim Sterlinghttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jim+SterlingCookie Clicker - Now Bloody Playing2013-09-29T11:30:00Z2013-09-29T11:30:00Z

People keep talking about Cookie Clicker like it's the most amazing game yet, but don't get it.

I don't get it.

I don't get it.

I don't get it.

Click.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=262419Brett Makedonskihttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Brett+MakedonskiCookie Clicker gets inside your psychological kitchen2013-09-25T16:00:00Z2013-09-25T16:00:00Z
What's your CPS? That question is a litmus test, and if you have no idea what it means, good. You're safe. I envy you. I'm not as fortunate. I, like a whole bunch of other people, fell prey to the recent Internet phenomenon, Cookie Clicker, and things just aren't the same anymore. By the way, my CPS is 1.8 billion, as if any of it really matters.

CPS, or Cookies per Second for the uninitiated, is the statistic that's at the heart of Cookie Clicker. Ask anyone that plays, and they'll be able to ballpark their most recent figure. Their answer is unimportant. What is important is the fact that regardless of progression, their response will almost always come with a twinge of pride and accomplishment.

That's because we're not just baking cookies here; we're building empires. And if Cookie Clicker does one thing extremely well, it's giving the player a constant pat on the back, assuring them at every step of the way that their cookie kingdom is growing. Likewise, the next big breakthrough is always right around the corner. Always.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=262135Chris Carterhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Chris+CarterCookie Clicker tips and strategy guide2013-09-19T22:00:00Z2013-09-19T22:00:00Z
Sometimes you stumble upon some amazing unassuming browser games like Frog Fractions, and Cookie Clicker is no exception. Essentially, all you have to do is click a giant cookie to make more cookies, and use your currency to buy helpful upgrades (like Portals to the Cookieverse) and builders (like extra Grandmas). It adds a small strategic element to trying to get to the endgame, as you can choose to build more automatic cookie creators and just leave the game on, or upgrade your actual clicking ability and do it yourself -- or a combination of both!

It only came out last month, but it already has a cult following and a ton of fan art. The creator is planning on expanding it with dungeons and other crazy updates like Android and iOS versions (this game would be perfect for the mobile platform), so if you don't find it fun right now, check back in later!

Cookie [Cookie Clicker]

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=261963Hamza CTZ Azizhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Hamza+CTZ+AzizSuperhot, a game where time moves only when you do2013-09-17T01:00:00Z2013-09-17T01:00:00Z

Superhot is a first-person puzzle-like game where you must kill everyone by using a gun. A gun, and bending time to YOUR WILL. Time moves forward at normal speed whenever you move. Stop moving, and time slows down to a crawl like you're in bullet time. Oh snap, Matrix reference y'all!

It's a crafty little concept, and oh so very addicting. There's a browser version you can play right now, and the developer is working on a Steam version with expanded content.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=261588Hamza CTZ Azizhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Hamza+CTZ+AzizEndWar is back ... as a free-to-play browser game2013-09-10T08:30:00Z2013-09-10T08:30:00Z

Remember EndWar? Well it's coming back as a free-to-play browser game for Windows and Mac. You were excited for all of one second.

To be honest it doesn't look that bad at all for a browser game. I mean visually at least. Gameplay could be a totally different story of course. EndWar Online will feature both a single-player campaign, plus there will be player-vs-player mode.

Want to give this one a shot? Then go sign up for the beta.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=259880Tony Poncehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Tony+PoncePlay Game & Watch and other LCD games in your browser2013-08-12T16:00:00Z2013-08-12T16:00:00Z
Hey, 80s babies! Have fond memories of portable gaming in the days before Game Boy? Did your parents ever buy you those Tiger electronic handhelds for $10 a pop to shut you up on those long drives? Or were you born just a little too late and missed out on the LCD gaming boom?

Polish graphic design team Hipopotam Studio has set up an interactive museum where you can play accurate recreations of those old-school delights. The site currently has 26 LCD units on display, from Game & Watch classics like Donkey Kong and Octopus to some rather obscure titles from Russia and Taiwan. Each is fully playable via keyboard, so you can once again experience the magic of limited animation frames atop a static background.

As I've said in the past, these devices have not aged well. Like, at all. But if you've got a free block of time today, there are much worse ways to kill a few minutes.

Pica Pic [Hipopotam Studio via Twitter]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=259147Steven Hansenhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Steven+HansenBreath of Fire 6 coming next year, you'll be sad to learn2013-08-01T07:00:00Z2013-08-01T07:00:00Z
And here I thought the tardy release of a third Golden Sun was awkward.

Show of hands: Who has been waiting patiently for a proper Breath of Fire game? Well cut your filthy peasant hands off and slap yourselves in the face with them because Capcom has announced Breath of Fire 6, a browser/tablet/smart phone game slated for 2014 release. I'm not sure all the bravest of us could handle such news.

I mean, it makes sense. Recent entrants in the Breath of Fire series -- basically any within the last decade -- have been Japan-exclusive spin-off junk for mobile phones. Still, to have the gall to call it Breath of Fire 6, right? Right now it looks like a casual, tap-based Maple Story. Let's not judge a breath of fire by its ability to light up our excitement gauges, I guess. Maybe it will be wonderful.

Or maybe this is much needed spiritual closure: the funeral pyre for the death of Breath of Fire.

Breath of Fire 6 announced for PC/tablet/smartphone [Japanator via Hachima]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=258159Chris Carterhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Chris+CarterReview: Anno Online2013-07-16T14:00:00Z2013-07-16T14:00:00Z
Ubisoft and free-to-play -- words that are enough to make a great deal of people turn around and walk the other way immediately. Yep, Anno Online is Ubisoft's newest foray into the world of free-to-play, taking a storied, deep franchise and turning it into a browser-based game with microtransactions.

If you were looking for the next true Anno game, this isn't it. But if you have a few minutes here and there to waste on a free browser-based game, you really can't go wrong with Anno Online.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=257907Hamza CTZ Azizhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Hamza+CTZ+AzizGo create your very own Adventure Time game2013-07-11T06:00:00Z2013-07-11T06:00:00Z
Cartoon Network has released a free-to-play browser game where you can create your very own Adventure Time game! Adventure Time Game Creator let's you design levels, set up enemies, power-ups, and more. Right now you can only play as Finn or Jake, but more characters from the show will be added over time.

Whatever levels you make can then be shared with the others. I tried out some of the levels that were available right at the front of the website and they were somewhat enjoyable. Mind you what you're creating is very simple stuff, and I think younger audiences will have way more fun with this one.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=257590Chris Carterhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Chris+CarterInitial details for Kingdom Hearts X[chi] emerge2013-07-05T20:00:00Z2013-07-05T20:00:00Z

In case you couldn't get enough browser-based games and oddly named Kingdom Hearts entries, Kingdom Hearts X[chi] is coming to browsers soon in Japan. As indicated in the trailer above, the game will utilize a chibi-esque artstyle, and will feature old worlds re-used from prior games, including Agrabah, the Dwarf Woodlands, and Wonderland.

X[chi] will allow you to customize and upgrade your own hero as you battle with the game's card-based combat system and take on select enemies with friends. If you're interested, you may be able to get in on the Japanese beta in the near future.

Kingdom Hearts [Twitter]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=257539Kyle MacGregorhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Kyle+MacGregorCommanderVideo runs free in new Bit.Trip browser game2013-07-04T17:00:00Z2013-07-04T17:00:00Z
The Bit.Trip series' heroic protagonist has made the leap to browsers in the eponymously titled CommanderVideo. Heralded as "quite possibly the longest game in history," Gaijin Games' latest effort is a free endless runner reminiscent of the 16-bit retro levels in the awesome but ridiculously titled Bit.Trip Presents Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien.

Speaking of which, Runner2 will be making its way to PlayStation Vita sometime later this summer.

CommanderVideo [Gaijin Games]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=257353Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreToday's great time-wasting puzzle game is Ending2013-07-01T17:30:00Z2013-07-01T17:30:00Z
While Ending might initially look needlessly abstract, its design is anything but. It's one of those upper-tier puzzlers that requires no real explanation going in -- you just start the game, and learning is built into the intuitive design and pacing of levels. I tend to get frustrated easily in this genre, but that wasn't the case here. Someone did their homework.

Beyond the individual puzzles that are offered on a room-by-room basis, Ending has a larger, procedurally-generated level that continuously opens up so long as you aren't destroyed by its many threats. Not my cup of tea, but I have a feeling some of you will get significantly more enjoyment out of it than you will from the core levels.

How much does it cost? Nothing. Well, that depends. Ending is free if you're playing from a browser or grab a desktop build for Windows, Linux, or Mac. There are also iOS and Android versions of the game available for a buck each. Super reasonable.

[Via Pentadact]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=254745Jim Sterlinghttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jim+SterlingNothing You Have Done Deserves Such Praise2013-05-29T10:00:00Z2013-05-29T10:00:00Z
Here's a game I noticed while looking for criticisms of my peers on NeoGAF, Nothing You Have Done Deserves Such Praise. You can play it right now if you want to. It's one of "those" games.

"NYHDDSP is an art/poetry/adventuring vgame, a playland for exploring our ever-present desire for constant and over-blown compliments," reads the description. "Our lives (digital and breathing) are filled with unearned praise, we are built to adore exploding trophies for fifth place."

Like I said ... one of those games. I did find it somewhat funny though.

Enjoy!

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=253777Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreGoogle Play game services announced for Android and more2013-05-15T14:45:00Z2013-05-15T14:45:00Z
This week at Google I/O, the company announced Google Play game services, a collection of game-centric services for Android, iOS, and web platforms. Players running on the former platform in particular should be happy to hear about what this software development kit entails.

The new service leverages Google+ for leaderboards and also includes expected features like an achievement system, cloud saving, and real-time matchmaking. It's worth pointing out that matchmaking is currently restricted to Android and that, while we're on the subject, Google Play services support 2.2 (Froyo) and newer versions of Android.

"It's user focused in the sense that we're trying to reach out to the largest number of users," product manager Greg Hartrell told Polygon, hence the cross-platform support. "And for developers, they want to maximize the size of the audience and the quality of the audience. Both of those things drove that decision."

New Google Play services brings Google Plus-powered friends, leaderboards, achievements to Android, iOS and web [Polygon]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=252989Jim Sterlinghttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jim+SterlingEpic Citadel tech demo puts Rude House tech in browsers2013-05-03T09:00:00Z2013-05-03T09:00:00Z
Epic Games has teamed up with Mozilla to show the impressive results of running its Unreal 3 Epic Citadel demo in browsers. If you have the latest version of Firefox, you can go here and check out a real-time demonstration of Unreal in your browser.

If you can't be bothered, or you're rocking the Internet Explorer/Chrome alternatives, then feel free to watch the video instead.

This is all impressive stuff, but I want to point out the rather rude house that's trying to hide itself in the demo. Don't think I've not seen you, rude house!

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=252815Hamza CTZ Azizhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Hamza+CTZ+AzizNotch's new game screws with your head in the best way2013-05-01T05:00:00Z2013-05-01T05:00:00Z
Notch's new game is called Drop, and it's a simple little speed typing game that you can play right in your browser. Well it starts off simple enough, but then things quickly change and you start to doubt your typing skills as you fail over and over again.

Basically, imagine Super Hexagon as a typing game. Notch says Terry Cavanagh's game was an inspiration for Drop, along with the ending of Fez, and his own ceiling. The time you have to type out letters decreases the longer you go, and missing a character increases speeds even more. How long can you last?

@Notch [Twitter, via Game Informer]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=252082Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreGuild Wars 2 April Fools' Day gag becomes a real game2013-04-19T22:30:00Z2013-04-19T22:30:00Z
For April Fools' Day, ArenaNet devised Guild Wars 2's Super Adventure Box update that went into the actual game as content folks could play. Part of the joke involved a commercial which briefly featured a kid playing an old-school platformer. Terrific stuff, really -- and now you can be that kid! The team went all out, creating an actual playable version.

It's called Rytlock's Critter Rampage, which is an absolutely fitting name. You can play it in your browser for free over here should you not be strictly opposed to kicking rabbits in the face until they explode. While this is a fairly straightforward little game, it's a cool gesture on ArenaNet's part.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=251992Joshua Derocherhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Joshua+DerocherGame of Thrones Ascent is now on Kongregate2013-04-18T19:30:00Z2013-04-18T19:30:00Z
There have been a handful of Facebook games that have caught my eye over the past several years that stand out from the masses of FarmVille clones and wannabes. Game of Thrones Ascent is one of them. Now, you can play on Kongregate if you don't want to give in to playing games on Facebook.

As well as coming out on a new platform, the game also has some new content that keeps it up to date with the show on HBO. There are two new Alliance Challenges that let players compete in a Grand Tourney, or race against the Ancient Guild of Spicers. New items include wolf-shaped bread and a blade called The Chopper.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=250889Allistair Pinsofhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Allistair+PinsofPlay as Tim Schafer in Host Master Deux2013-04-05T16:30:00Z2013-04-05T16:30:00Z
Host Master Deux: Quest for Identity is a free, browser based sequel to 2009's Host Master. Once again, the player must help Double Fine founder Tim Schafer bumble his way through preparing for the GDC Awards. It may be the closest thing to a traditional adventure game until Broken Age arrives.

Speaking of which, this sequel is co-developed by Marius Fietzek who is now working on Broken Age.

[via Double Fine]

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=250725Alessandro Fillarihttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Alessandro+FillariRumble Entertainment unveils Ballistic2013-04-04T11:00:00Z2013-04-04T11:00:00Z

Developed by Brazilian-based Aquiris Game Studios, Ballistic is a free-to-play FPS that has been in the making for quite some time. This browser game has been in beta in Brazil for the last few months, and has garnered a loyal following there. Made with the Unity engine, the developers have already won some attention and accolades for their work on the game.

Eventually, David Helgason, CEO of Unity, took notice and exchanged words with Redwood City studio Rumble Entertainment, and soon after they became the publisher for the Brazilian dev's game and started work on bringing Ballistic to a larger market. Dubbed as a 'next-gen' browser game, the developers plan to create an FPS catered to players looking for quick and accessible gameplay, and for those looking for a deep and engaging game to sink many hours into.

 Read more...tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=250333Joshua Derocherhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Joshua+DerocherLeague of Legends wins April 1st with free browser games2013-04-01T15:15:00Z2013-04-01T15:15:00Z
There are a lot of fake game announcements going around today, but Riot has won the day for me by making its retro idea into an actual game. CHEW - Cho'gath Eats the World is an awesome little game where the goal is to smash the buildings not unlike Rampage. Astro Teemo is basically Jetpack Joyride with a trippy Teemo remix happening in the background.

The soundtracks alone makes them both worth taking a look at. Hopefully Riot keeps them available for more than just today, but just in case you should all go check them out. If you have trouble getting either game to run, try using Internet Explorer.

 tag:http://www.destructoid.com/,2014:/post.phtml?pk=249840Kyle MacGregorhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Kyle+MacGregorGDC: Nintendo brings Miiverse to PC, phones this April2013-03-27T19:30:00Z2013-03-27T19:30:00Z
Nintendo has announced that the Miiverse is coming to smartphones and web browsers sometime in ether April or May. Kiyoshi Mizuki took the stage earlier today at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, reaffirming what Satoru Iwata mentioned during a Nintendo Direct earlier this year.

Players will need to log into the service using a Nintendo user ID, which will allow for basic functionality such as viewing threads, drawing, and posting comments. Mizuki went on to say Miiverse will also be coming to Nintendo 3DS at a later date. Until then the company is fielding suggestions for ways to improve the social network.


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The Field
Description: Richard Harris was nominated for several awards (including the Oscar and Golden Globe) for his performance in The Field. The time is the mid-1930s; the place, western Ireland. For many years rugged individualist Bull McCabe (Harris) has been cultivating a small plot of rented land, nurturing it from barren rock into a fertile field. Now, however, the widow who owns the land plans to sell it at auction. The infuriated Bull shows up at the bidding, secure in his belief that none of his neighbors will dare bid against him. But Bull has not taken into consideration a wealthy Irish-American (Tom Berenger), who intends to pave over the land and bring new industry to the area. This is deep, very deep, deeper than you think warns Bull, as he sends his grown son (Sean Bean) to persuade the American to withdraw his bid. Armed with the foreknowledge that Bull's tenacity has caused heartbreak and tragedy in the past, the audience steels itself for the awful consequences still to come. Punctuating the storyline are the periodic appearances of the toothless village idiot, played by John Hurt. Originally produced for British television, The Field was based on the landmark play by John B. Keane, and directed by My Left Foot's Jim Sheridan.~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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Today's NYC outfit BECAUSE DON'T LIE TO YOURSELF, I KNOW YOU CARE SO MUCH. Also, I find if I ever-so slightly bend one knee, wear all black, and have a massive scarf I can deceive the average not-that-judgemental-person into thinking I'm an average weight - I'm sneaky and awesome like that.
AND, because I know you're all just so interested in my life and have no idea what's been going on, because it's not like I obsessively blog and/or tweet all the big and/or irrelevant things in my life, I'll fill ya in *you're welcome.*
- Currently? Obsessed with these sleek, Ugg riding boots. Need. Want. Won't ever get.
- So far this trip to NYC (my 6th one) is my favourite
- There is a car alarm going off outside my room. It's been over 2 hours. I want to punch the person who set it off in the junk.
- I think this coming weekend I may head to Boston… Lindsay? Naomi? Claire? Are ya reading this?! 4 hour bus ride? Pssh, that's child's play.
- Goddammit. Every time that car alarm takes a break I think it's finally stopped, but then nope, it starts right back up again.
- Just so you know. When I stay in NYC I actually have my own place (my friend stays with her bf, which I must say, is quite convenient for me and my walking around nak-id habbit.
- My goal is to do this entire NYC trip (8 days(ish - not exactly sure when I'll leave)) in under $500 - including
flightsbuses. I am very on track for this.
- I wonder if I could go the entire day without using a single exclamation mark, hmm?
- I love NYC, every dirty alleyway, every person on the street, every elevator-less building, every sketchy moment (looking at you bum who tried to steal my bag), every moment here, I lurrrrve. I remember when I was 18 telling my dad I wanted to move to New York. He asked why. I said because I believe something amazing would happen to me there. He said fair enough. I never did move here, but still love it as much now, as I did then.
- I went to the Natural History Museum today (mostly free, but I was lucky enough to get a free ticket from a friend of a friend for an extra exhibit). And then MOMA tomorrow (ticket curtsey of old university roommate who now works there) - I am excited!
- I've eaten in some seriously delicious places on this trip - Otto, ABC Kitchen and Kashkaval. I'm going to write my 'reviews' on these places soon, why? because if you're from NYC you should go there, and if you visit NYC you should remember to eat there - as the food was so delicious, and the prices? not too shabby.
- I went to Sleep No More tonight. Good God. Like whoa. Like OMG. I can't stop thinking about it…
- That time I got myself Pinterest. And then today was told about Instagram. I'm on it peeps, I'm on it.
- So… OkCupid. Fact: The guys I like don't ever message me back. Fact Two: There really are some nice, decent, non-creepster (creepy crossed with hipster) guys on there - sadly, just not my type. Fact Three: There is this whole online flirting thing I don't understand. But I've decided winks/favourites are for wimps, if you like me, man up and msg me.
- I'm currently lying in bed (blogging horizontal is the best. THE BEST.) but need to go pee super-duper badly, take my contacts out, make-up off, brush my teeth and turn off the lights, BUT I AM SO LAZY. SOMEONE MAKE IT STOP. THE LAZINESS HURTS. WHY AM I SO LAZY? WHY AM I YELLING. Okay fine, g'night Little Blog, xo


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In keeping with a stated commitment to provide the Long Beach community with daily updates via its website, the Long Beach School District on Wednesday released its most detailed information yet about the status of the schools that all sustained damage during Hurricane Sandy Oct. 29.
Superintendent David Weiss wrote in a post on the website, dated 5 p.m. Nov. 7, that school officials are developing a plan to start to hold classes for all their students at Long Beach High School, Lindell School and East School on Nov. 13, followed by West School and the Lido Complex after Thanksgiving break.
In order to open schools, the buildings must have power, heat, fire alarms, portable water, working sewage and the ability to provide food, Weiss said, and the City of Long Beach is still waiting for Nassau County to give clearance to run its water.
"I know that there is a lot of frustration about our inability to provide definitive plans for the opening of school," Weiss wrote in his opening remarks in a post listed on the site's District News section. "All of our facilities sustained damage during the storm. We have prioritized the buildings based on a detailed damage assessment, and have environmental and restoration contractors working 24/7 to bring them back online."
The Blackheath Pre-K program, which is located adjacent to the high school, and the administration building next to the Lido Complex, both in Lido Beach, will be condemned due to flood damage. While the district's fleet of buses is operable, the transportation depot sustained eight feet of water and is presently unusable.
The transportation department is working out of buses; the district is without a location with working phones (BOCES is commanding its phones, Weiss told Patch on Tuesday) and only has an unheated location with just a single computer with Internet access. The district received donations for office trailers for their administration and transportation departments that they expect to receive Friday.
In describing the status of each school, Weiss wrote that a larger generator, provided by the Office of Emergency Management, and heated through portable boilers, but that these haven't been delivered yet, would power the high school.
The district's website also features a Student Location Form that parents can fill out in order that the district may locate all its approximately 4,000 students and plan for their transportation to schools and other logistics.
"At this time, we understand that there are many questions, including many logistical ones," Weiss said. "We will be providing detailed answers to these questions on the lbeach.org website. Please continue to check for continued updates."
The district faculty will meet at Lindell School, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Nov. 9, to plan for the opening of schools next Tuesday. For more information about the status of the schools, call 516-897-2000.
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Canada Post March 6th, 2014
Mr. Speaker, the people of Shefford do not understand Canada Post's reckless decision to eliminate door-to-door mail delivery.
Once again, the Conservatives are targeting seniors and people with disabilities—the most vulnerable people in our society. However, Canada Post is not offering them any alternatives.
When will the government work to improve services to the public instead of doing away with them?
PRINOTH February 7th, 2014
Mr. Speaker, PRINOTH, a Granby company, dominates the North American snow grooming equipment market.
With a $20 million contract for 62 snow groomers, the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi are a high-profile international project for this Canadian manufacturer.
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Community Contributions October 22nd, 2013
Mr. Speaker, I wish to commend the outstanding contributions of two individuals who were awarded the Quebec National Assembly medal last week.
Joanne Ouellette is the executive director of Solidarité ethnique régionale de la Yamaska, an immigration advocacy group. Ms. Ouellette is a visionary, a smart and caring woman.
Serge Tremblay is a businessman who founded the Leucan Shaved Head Challenge and the Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge. He is known for his contributions to many causes.
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I wish to personally congratulate Joanne Ouellette, Serge Tremblay and Chantal Bossé on the contributions they make to their communities.
Infrastructure June 12th, 2013
Mr. Speaker, floods have recently hit Granby, in my riding. The damage is extensive and the city may not have sufficient funding to repair its infrastructure. The recent budget cuts to municipal infrastructure made by the Conservatives further complicate things.
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Granby Region May 21st, 2013
Mr. Speaker, the Granby region is a very popular summer destination, and it is easy to see why. Our major tourist attraction is without a doubt the well-known Granby Zoo and its aquatic park Amazoo. Every year, 600,000 visitors come to admire the zoo's 1,000 animals.
Yamaska National Park and its beach are also very popular with visitors who enjoy canoeing, camping and much more. The Granby area is also home to a fantastic bike path network. Granby also hosts a number of events, such as Granby International, one of the largest classic car shows in Canada, the Granby Challenger tennis championship, festivals in downtown Granby, and I could go on.
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Canada Post March 27th, 2013
Mr. Speaker, the Conservative government is quietly privatizing Canada Post. Canadians want to keep their post offices because this is a local service that is important to them and their businesses. Closing post offices for ideological reasons is hurting our regions' economy.
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Silk Industry March 22nd, 2013
Mr. Speaker, today I want to talk about a highly innovative company located in the industrial hotbed of Granby. It is developing a textile fibre from milkweed, an indigenous plant.
This company is called Encore 3, and its name refers to the company values of "environment", "co-operation", "research" and "employment". Its research has uncovered the extraordinary potential of milkweed. This ultra-light vegetable silk has proven to be a warmer insulator than goose feathers and polar fleece. Another one of its interesting characteristics is that it can absorb up to 40 times its weight in oil, which would be helpful in the case of oil spills in the ocean, for example.
Encore 3 just founded a growers' co-op to farm 1,000 hectares and develop a milkweed supply. The first harvest is expected in 2014.
Long live Quebec's silk industry.
Organization for Homeless Youth November 23rd, 2012
Mr. Speaker, last Saturday in my riding, the Auberge du coeur Sous mon toit celebrated its 40th anniversary with over 100 guests and about 15 beneficiaries. They were celebrating 40 years of volunteer work to help young men between the ages of 17 and 35.
The organization welcomes, feeds and provides full-time housing for about 20 young men who are homeless or in difficulty, in order to help them reintegrate into society. To date, over 2,000 young men have been able to regain control of their lives with the help of this organization. Today, they are making a positive contribution to our society. The organization's director was one of the first beneficiaries 40 years ago.
I was touched and moved by the modesty and dedication of the workers and volunteers. At the party, a single common goal was clear: to continue to help young men in difficulty.
Congratulations to Auberge du coeur Sous mon toit and all the best in the future.
Passport Applications October 15th, 2012
Mr. Speaker, why do only 25 out of 81 Service Canada centres in Quebec verify and pass along passport applications?
In Shefford, since I was elected, my staff has verified and forwarded no fewer than 2,767 passport applications. Considering that roughly 40 hours a week are devoted to this work and considering the cost of sending the applications, our MPs' budget no longer allows us to provide this service to our constituents.
Do not forget that my riding is close to the U.S. border. This service is essential to the people in my riding. I asked Service Canada about this a year ago and I got the same answer that I got last Thursday: the matter is still under review. What is the government waiting for to make a decision?
Homosexuality October 5th, 2012
Mr. Speaker, after trying to reopen the abortion debate, a Conservative member is doing it again. He will be in my riding this weekend to take part in an event held by Quebec's Campaign Life Coalition with the Ta vie ton choix group, which promotes therapy for those struggling with unwanted attractions to persons of the same sex.
In addition to opposing women's right to choose, does the member also believe that homosexuality is a disease that should be treated?


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Lane County Arrest Mugshots – October 5, 2013
Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.
For an archive of all past mugshots articles, click here.
A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found here.
A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found here.
Charlie Preciado - Lodged in LCJ 10/3/13 on charges of identity theft x2, theft-2, credit card fraud x2 and forgery-2; failure to appear on charges of resisting arrest, criminal trespass, theft-2, assault, identity theft and credit card fraud.
Terra McCormick - Lodged in LCJ 10/3/13 for failure to appear on charges of false information to police, possession of methamphetamine x2 and possession of heroin x2.
Josh Duran - Lodged in SMJ 10/3/13 on a charge of criminal trespass.
Ora Sanders - Lodged in LCJ 10/1/13 on a parole violation, a charge of false information to police and failure to appear on a charge of DUII.
Kyle Gundert – Lodged in LCJ 10/3/13 on a charge of possession of heroin and failure to appear on a charge of theft-2.
Jason Hauxhurst – Lodged in LCJ 9/23/13 on a parole violation.
Howard Pruett – Lodged in LCJ 9/27/13 on a parole violation.
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Can you say SAIA? It's the name of the stylish sushi spot that just opened inside B Ocean Fort Lauderdale, the hotel at the corner of Sunrise and A1A. Thus the name SAIA. The menu runs from Teppanyaki grill dishes to sushi and includes a long list of inventive cocktails. The kitchen is in the capable hands of chef Subin Chenkorsorn, who most recently worked as assistant sushi chef at The Delano Hotel in Miami Beach. SAIA is open daily for dinner. Call 954-302-5252 or log onto boceanfortlauderdale.com.
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Pompano Beach city commissioners have paved the way for a new hotel to be built along North Ocean Boulevard, on the site of the old Ramada Inn. Commissioners recently approved a plat for the 4.32-acre parcel, which lies to the east and west of North Ocean Boulevard, or A1A, just north of Terra Mar Drive. The plat allows the land to be used for the construction of a hotel with as many as 396 units, although a site plan would need to be approved before construction. The owner of the land, BF Pompano LLC, which is based in Miami, brought forward the application to have the land platted for future use as a hotel.
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April 15, 2014
State Road A1A will be reduced to one northbound lane at three-block sections between Jefferson and Johnson streets starting this week. The work is expected to continue through August mostly Monday through Friday, and sporadically at night. Two crews are installing an FPL duct bank to provide electric service to the Margaritaville resort currently under construction as well as future development projects on the barrier island. Construction crews are working on the 17-story, 349-room Margaritaville project and nearby Costa Hollywood, an upscale condo-hotel resort with more than 300 units.
A1A mess must spur action
December 3, 2012
We've all seen the images of the cracked sidewalks, busted-up seawall and mounds of sand overwhelming the street. We've seen the pictures of the uprooted palm trees and the outdoor showers, even the parking meters. And it's hard to see anything remotely positive in the overhwhelming erosion that has struck A1A in Fort Lauderdale in the weeks since Hurricane Sandy. But hopefully there is. At least, that's the hope of Fort Lauderdale Mayor Jack Seiler. And we hope he's right.
Car crashes into crane on A1A
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February 1, 2010
The rainy weather Monday put a kink in the morning commute, with at least 16 fender-benders reported from St. Lucie to Broward counties. The biggest traffic headache was perhaps a two-hour span during which South Ocean Boulevard, also known as A1A, was closed in both directions. A driver crashed into a construction crane as it was being loaded off a truck. Another car then smashed into them. The crash happened about 6:15 a.m. at 2175 South Ocean Blvd. just south of Linton Boulevard, Delray Beach police said.
City seeks your input on A1A restoration
March 5, 2013
While transportation crews labor to erect a half-mile-long steel seawall along a damaged portion of A1A, Fort Lauderdale officials are looking for ideas on how to restore the beachfront thoroughfare from real experts: you. Officials are seeking your input on how Atlantic Boulevard should be restored, as well as how the beach should be renourished. The four-block section of road between Northeast 14th Court and Northeast 18th Street was battered by waves during Hurricane Sandy and a Thanksgiving storm.
A1A lane-reduction project gathers momentum
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September 2, 2010
After a recent public meeting, plans to modify A1A between Oakland Park Boulevard and Flamingo Avenue in Fort Lauderdale are moving forward. The proposed upgrades along A1A are part of a resurfacing, restoration and rehabilitation project that is being orchestrated by the Florida Department of Transportation in order to extend the life of the road. The plans call for a reduction in the number of road lanes along that portion of A1A, from six to four. Stripes will be repainted, medians modified, curb ramps added, street signs updated and landscaping improved.
Storm-ravaged A1A repairs are under way
By Tonya Alanez, Sun Sentinel
January 9, 2013
A 120-day project to repair a storm-ravaged section of A1A began Tuesday, according to the Florida Department of Transportation. The beachfront thoroughfare will remain open during construction, but the work area will be off-limits to beachgoers and pedestrians, said Barbara Kelleher, a transportation department spokeswoman. The hub of construction activity will be north of Sunrise Boulevard between Northeast 14th Court and Northeast 18th Street, Kelleher said. Crews will work 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
Hollywood adds new trolley route on A1A
By Tonya Alanez, Sun Sentinel
May 2, 2012
All aboard! A new trolley is coming to the beach. This summer, the city will add a new 10-stop trolley route along A1A. It will run 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. seven days a week. The city currently offers three trolley lines Wednesday through Sunday at a $1 per ride. One route travels from Johnson Street at the beach and loops around downtown and back, another heads north along the beach, and a third cruises south. The $300,000 cost will be split between a Florida Department of Transportation grant and the city's Community Redevelopment Agency.
Police issue warnings to cyclists, drivers on State Road A1A
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April 7, 2014
Police departments from Pompano Beach to Manalapan participated in a weeklong enforcement effort to stem the tide of scofflaws on State Road A1A, the narrow, scenic road so popular among cyclists. The effort resulted in two cyclists who are headed to court for fleeing during a police stop as part of the effort to crack down on cyclists and drivers not obeying the rules of the road. Police officers issued plenty of warnings to both cyclists and drivers, said Tara Kirschner, spokeswoman for South Florida Safe Roads Task Force, the group behind the safety campaign.
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March 18, 2014
My wife and I want to commend the officials of Boynton Beach and Ocean Ridge for a small joint project that helps ensure the safety of citizens who walk to Boynton Beach 's Park on the ocean. We come here every year to escape Michigan's cold and snow, and were pleasantly surprised to find a new pedestrian crosswalk and sidewalk that allows walkers to safely cross A1A to get to the park. It is not often that two municipal governments recognize and cooperate on such basic, but much-needed changes.
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March 17, 2014
After 33 goals last season, Melanie Monteagudo set out this girls' soccer season to average two goals per match. "I knew it was going to be hard," she said. "But I knew it wouldn't be impossible. I just had to put my mind to it. " Monteagudo, a 5-foot-8 junior forward for American Heritage, accomplished the incredible feat, scoring a Broward County record 63 goals while leading Heritage (29-0-1) to its second consecutive state championship. Broward's Class 3A-2A-1A Player of the Year, she also racked up 30 assists and was named Florida Dairy Farmer's Miss Soccer, awarded annually to the state's best high school girls soccer player.
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March 17, 2014
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March 17, 2014
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By Ryan S. Clark, Staff writer
March 17, 2014
Class 3A-2A-1AFirst team Kylie Borislow Benjamin School sophomore Pos.: Midfielder Comment: The Florida commit led her team with 23 goals and 14 assists and a regional semifinal appearance. Sarah Collins King's Academy senior Pos.: Midfielder Comment: Scored an impressive 28 goals and 19 assists and will play next season at Stetson. Hannah Coy American Heritage-Delray senior Pos.: Defender Comment: Her nine goals and six assists helped team to a state title.
Pool chemical spill briefly blocks A1A
By Ihosvani Rodriguez, Sun Sentinel
November 5, 2010
The southbound lanes of A1A were reopened Friday afternoon after chemicals carried by a pool-cleaning service's truck apparently spilled on the roadway earlier in the day. Around 1:30 p.m., traffic was rerouted from Las Olas Boulevard south to Harbor Drive along A1A, also known as Seabreeze Boulevard in that neighborhood until Fort Lauderdale Fire-Rescue workers in hazmat suits cleaned up the scene. Staff Writer Ihosvani Rodriguez can be reached at ijrodriguez@SunSentinel.
Upgrades planned for stretch of A1A in Hollywood
By Sergy Odiduro, Forum Publishing Group
February 11, 2010
The Florida Department of Transportation soon will start work to repair a two-mile stretch of A1A in Hollywood. The project will run from Seacrest Parkway to Azalea Terrace. Construction, which is slated to begin in April and end in October, is estimated to cost $2,250,000. Miami-based General Asphalt Company will be the contractor for the project. "It's what we call a three R job: resurfacing, restoration and rehabilitation," said Rudolph Batz, FDOT's area engineer. "We take out existing asphalt and replace it with new asphalt and make it look pretty.
Broward Girls' Soccer All-County Class 3A-2A-1A
By Steve Gorten, Sun Sentinel
March 17, 2014
First team Dejah Cason American Heritage sophomore Pos.: Forward Comment: Speedy, dangerous attacker was one of Patriots' top threats with 14 goals and 15 assists. Considering UNC and Florida State. Mackenzie Crittenberger Cardinal Gibbons sophomore Pos.: Forward/midfielder Comment : Despite missing large chunk of season due to injury, recorded team-high 16 goals and 11 assists in six matches. Megan Curda Cardinal Gibbons senior Pos.: Defender Comment: Four-year starter was core of Chiefs' defense, a consistent back-line player who was heavily relied upon to stunt opponents' attacks.
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