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Machinima On The Horizon
Posted by
Hemos
on Wed Aug 30, 2000 06:42 PM
from the eye-candy dept.
from the eye-candy dept.
Anonymous Coward writes "
Just giving ya the heads up that over @ the ILL Clan's site. They've released their latest Quake II machinima piece entitled Hardly Workin'. Very impressive stuff. Directed by their group lead, ILL Robinson (who's
an Emmy award winner, btw), it looks like this Machinima stuff is actually becoming a medium of its own. The convergence of filmmaking, animation & game development all rolled into one! Its fun to watch & even more impressive that it was all created in the Quake II engine. "
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Re:Linux? (Score:3)
Quake2 under Linux just fine.
Redundant, Score -1 (Score:3)
But, it is hilarious...
P.S. Yes, I know it's considered bad form to point out when a /. story is out of date, but this one is even worse because the story says that they just released it...
Off-Topic: "Machinima?" (Score:4)
The term Machinima is clearly an amalgam of the words "machine" and "cinema." I don't know who coined it, but it doesn't roll off the tongue very well.
I think a better term would have been Mechanime (mechanical anime).
Schwab
Actually (Score:4)
Re:Haiku (Score:3)
http://www.planetquake.com/que/haiku /haiku.htm [planetquake.com] has been around for a couple of years... not updated any more though.
Haiku (Score:5)
Slashdot - "technology leap!"
Quake haiku is next
Fast mirror, and real one this time (Score:4)
Got it from that horrible FTP site running Serv-U.
maybe... (Score:3)
I know it's bad form to mention them, but maybe all the slashdot trolls could get together and make a machinama flick about their favorite troll topics? Maybe those elements could be woven into a compelling love story, or an action adventure...
That would be sweet, it would be both funny to watch and it would get them off our backs for a while so that (threshold: 0) could once again be useful and pleasant to read.
Say, it's kinda cool to be able to discuss
:)Fudboy
New to the game industry? (Score:3)
Err, MOST games these days qualify for that. Where have you been hiding?
Just what I want in an experimental film (Score:4)