Comic Final Update Aftermath
April 3rd, 2010
So it's been about a year now since we announced Small Tank. This year was a little bit milder, as we didn't receive any death threats on Meebo. However, we still seemed to have gotten a quite a varied reaction over our whale of a tale. Below are a few of our favorites. Anonymous: Instead of going on ...
Quake 2 in HTML5
April 2nd, 2010
A while ago I wrote a blog post about WebGL's first appearance in WebKit. Since then, browsers have continued to evolve at a rapid pace. Earlier today, three Google employees released an implementation of Quake 2 that runs in your browser using HTML5, plugin free. Everything works: the sound, the AI, even multiplayer! I originally thought it was an ...
Enough about you, let's talk about Meebo
March 18th, 2010
I was temporarily separated from my Wolfire live chat duties this past week while I was at GDC. However, the visitors continue to stream in. If you've seen all the silly Meebo posts, you might be skeptical of the fact that useful stuff does indeed happen on live chat. However, since productivity is another way of saying boring here ...
A Brief Summary of Wolfire At GDC 2010
March 15th, 2010
Some of you probably noticed that I have been neglecting my live chat duties on Wolfire's contact page. The reason was that while the rest of the team spent most of their week fighting the good fight on Overgrowth, I was hanging out at GDC 2010 in San Francisco. The Independent Games Summit Tuesday marked the start of the ...
Introducing "Matt"
March 13th, 2010
Last week, the Mac build of the Overgrowth alphas got a tremendous speed increase. I alluded to the fact that some of these changes were contributed by someone who may or may not go by "Matt" and promised I would introduce him later. "Matt" Every once in a while, we are approached by people who would like to help us ...
The Indies Are In Town
March 8th, 2010
GDC 2010 is just around the corner and the indies have been arriving in full force. We decided to unite the clans for a vigorous round of indie disc golf at Golden Gate park. The weather was perfect; not a cloud in the sky and no one was maimed or injured by flying discs, although there were many close calls ...