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Monthly Archives: February 2008
[UX Pitfalls] Map services: swimming across the Atlantic Ocean
[This post is part of a series. To see the previous, click here. To understand the context, click here.] I’ve been meaning to blog this for ages. I believe the bug is already fixed but the fun remains. So … Continue reading
Posted in User Experience
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MoneyHunt game v0.1 (and sources) released
In order to implement an arcade games software factory for the SharpLudus project, I’m studying some XNA game engines atop which I can create a higher-level, domain-specific game engine (for the 2D arcade domain). So I was introduced to … Continue reading
Posted in Games
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Digital Games: when humans are pixels
Look for the nice pieces of art below! I wonder if the author used any automation to reach such results… Human Tetris Human Space Invaders Human Pole Position Human Pong []s — AFurtado The statements or … Continue reading
Posted in Games
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Blog disclaimer
Just adding a legal notice about the contents of this blog. Each and every post will now end with the following disclaimer: "The statements or testimonies I offer in this blog represent my own personal views. I am … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Long Life and Long Tail to digital games!
+ = ! So it was announced. Very soon, the long tail theory will become a massive reality in digital games development through the Xbox LIVE community games. Next spring, we might see (and play) many "long-tailed" games in … Continue reading
Posted in Games
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Gaming 2008 Conference
I’ll part of the committee of this conference and will be reviewing some papers. Please participate and disseminate! []s — AFurtado IADIS INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE GAMING 2008: DESIGN FOR ENGAGING EXPERIENCE AND SOCIAL INTERACTION CALL FOR PAPERS – … Continue reading
Posted in Games
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Bill Gates’ tax problems (not what you’re thinking)
That’s something I’d definitively add to my test cases list! The annual headache of doing our taxes is one that fills most citizens with customary, chronic foreboding. But if the idea of endless form-filling and number crunching seems … Continue reading
Posted in IT
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Hello Bill, Part #3
Diary of a Brazilian Microsoft newbie in Redmond "Let the games begin" – Monday, Jan 21, 2008 [This post is part of a series. Read the first one here. Read the last one here.] So I wake up … Continue reading
Posted in Career
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Microsoft to buy Yahoo!
I don’t like "echo blog posts" that much, but this one deserves it: Microsoft made today a proposal to acquire Yahoo!. The story is now a top-story in many IT websites. eWeek summarizes it well: "In the larger … Continue reading
Posted in IT
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