And in the first of what will certainly be a veritable plethora of posts on this humble blog announcing shipment of our manifold wildly successful development projects, tonight we bring you news that the d-Star Play MPE Player is now available to members at the d-Star MPE website. This is the Australia and New Zealand partner edition of the Play MPE Player which we first shipped a couple years back for Destiny Media Technologies, whom we’ve had a long running relationship with going back almost a decade and a half now, beginning with the port of the Giger-inspired Dark Seed II adventure game to the Mac. Yes, we build enduring relationships, indeed we do. And what is Play MPE, you ask? Well, here’s an ad for you:
Archive for April 20th, 2008
So the first thing a new iPhone blog needs is a catchy icon for when a webclip of it is put on the Springboard, which no doubt anyone who reads this will be doing immediately. Thus, today let’s experiment with that process.
We start out by selecting possible source graphic assets, namely these portraits of the Troll done (from life, naturally) by fantasy artist extraordinare Toren Atkinson back in the day before he got all professional:
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