Month: May 2001

E3 Coverage on Star Wars

Post author By fozbaca
Post date May 18, 2001

When the game is released you’ll be able to travel almost instantaneously from one planet to another via the spaceports found in major cities. The big news from E3 is the announcement of a space expansion; yes, with the expansion in hand, you’ll be able to buy your own starships and actually fly from planet to planet, engaging in combat, smuggling goods, evading Imperial patrols or (if you want) smashing the rebel scum. More on the space expansion below. The real selling point isn’t the scope of the game, but the level of detail that brings the universe to life….

I can’t wait.

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E3 Coverage on Star Wars

Post author By fozbaca
Post date May 18, 2001

E3 Coverage on Star Wars Galaxies.

When the game is released you’ll be able to travel almost instantaneously from one planet to another via the spaceports found in major cities. The big news from E3 is the announcement of a space expansion; yes, with the expansion in hand, you’ll be able to buy your own starships and actually fly from planet to planet, engaging in combat, smuggling goods, evading Imperial patrols or (if you want) smashing the rebel scum. More on the space expansion below. The real selling point isn’t the scope of the game, but the level of detail that brings the universe to life….

I can’t wait.

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From Jef Raskin’s Summary of

Post author By fozbaca
Post date May 17, 2001

From Jef Raskin’s Summary of The Humane Interface:

… The message that The Humane Interface brings, aside from its methodological specifics, is that major improvements in interface design are both profitable and moral – profitable because a good interface is cheaper to implement, is more productive, is easier to maintain, has lower training costs, and requires less customer support than a bad interface – moral because it brings smiles to the faces and erases furrows from the brows of users. One can do good and yet do well by rethinking interface design.

Right on. I need to read Raskin’s book.

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From Jef Raskin’s Summary of

Post author By fozbaca
Post date May 17, 2001

From Jef Raskin’s Summary of The Humane Interface:

… The message that The Humane Interface brings, aside from its methodological specifics, is that major improvements in interface design are both profitable and moral – profitable because a good interface is cheaper to implement, is more productive, is easier to maintain, has lower training costs, and requires less customer support than a bad interface – moral because it brings smiles to the faces and erases furrows from the brows of users. One can do good and yet do well by rethinking interface design.

Right on. I need to read Raskin’s book.

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