A few nice x box 360 information images I found: Relaxing at last.
Image by Eleventh Earl of Mar We went out in to the garden to watch the moon come up. Cool evening air, a drop of wine and a camera. It’s been a very long three weeks, with virtually no time for riding my bike or taking photos, or very much of anything really. Work has been outrageously busy as we approach ‘submission’ for our two new titles. Between tweaking graphics, updating and editing the large amount of text I’ve contributed to the new Guitar Hero III game (all of the guitar descriptions apart from two or three ‘official’ ones), working with external development people and having three simultaneous deadlines; checking and rechecking details; waiting for producers to get back to me with essential information, and building a high resolution model of a Les Paul, I’ve essentially been doing the work of four people. Latterly I was given the assistance of two seasoned veterans, but they were new to the process of modeling and exporting the guitar models, so they were asking a lot of questions, and even they needed some help. I’ve been promised interns for next year’s game – great – they can put two interns in the space behind my desk, so I can keep an eye on them and answer their questions, and of course they can get my coffee for me. All of that said, GH III has been a fantastic project to work on. We have pulled the rabbit out of the hat, entirely redesigning the substructure of the game. It may look just like the old GH3, but
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the technology behind it is entirely different. I know I’m blowing my own trumpet here (ooer missus), but the graphics look stupendously good – all this from a very small team of character artists, environment artists and animators. Oh and not to mention the MOCAP team, who were working hardcore hours for several weeks longer than I and the other artists. Props to all the GH III and Tony Hawk’s Proving Ground guys for their incredible work. So it was a real treat to just not do anything for a while. Evening moonrise over the park.
Image by Eleventh Earl of Mar We went out in to the garden to watch the moon come up. Cool evening air, a drop of wine and a camera. It’s been a very long three weeks, with virtually no time for riding my bike or taking photos, or
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very much of anything really. Work has been outrageously busy as we approach ‘submission’ for our two new titles. Between tweaking graphics, updating and editing the large amount of text I’ve contributed to the new Guitar Hero III game (all of the guitar descriptions apart from two or three ‘official’ ones), working with external development people and having three simultaneous deadlines; checking and rechecking details; waiting for producers to get back to me with essential information, and building a high resolution model of a Les Paul, I’ve essentially been doing the work of four people. Latterly I was given the assistance of two seasoned veterans, but they were new to the process of modeling and exporting the guitar models, so they were asking a lot of questions, and even they needed some help. I’ve been promised interns for next year’s game – great – they can put two interns in the space behind my desk, so I can keep an eye on them and answer their questions, and of course they can get my coffee for me. All of that said, GH III has been a fantastic project to work on. We have pulled the rabbit out of the hat, entirely redesigning the substructure of the game. It may look just like the old GH3, but the technology behind it is entirely different. I know I’m blowing my own trumpet here (ooer missus), but the graphics look stupendously good – all this from a very small team of character artists, environment artists and animators. So it was a real treat to just not do anything for a while. Half of 360 degree panorama from the Arlington St. Church
Image by Boston Public Library File name: 08_02_003812 Box label: Oversize back of Print stacks Title: Half of 360 degree panorama from the Arlington St. Church Alternative title: Boston, Massachusetts view from Arlington Street Church Creator/Contributor: Date issued:
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Date created: 1910-05 Physical description: 1 photographic print ; 7 x 53 3/4 in. Genre: Photographic prints; Panoramic photographs; Aerial photographs Subjects: Cities & towns; Streets Notes: Title and date from item, from additional material accompanying item, or from information provided by the Boston Public Library.; Image caption: [left to right] Trinity Church, Christian Science Church, Boylston St., Boston Public Library, New Old South Church, First Baptist Church, Central Congregational Church, Newbury St. Emmanuel Church, First Church, Cambridge Bridge, Arlington St., Church of the Advent, Public Garden and Boston Common, State House. Provenance: Statement of responsibility: Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department Rights: Rights status not evaluated. Check Out The Full Indepth Details Here: http://videogamesnow.com/cool-x-box-360-information-images/
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