1997's Game of the Year. In it's classic glory.
“Things should be made as simple as possible,
but not any simpler.” -- Albert Einstein
Latest News & Information From ElusiveMind
.NET Form and ASP Web Projects
Sun, 12/06/2009 - 09:13
With the dawn of 2010 just around the corner, I wanted to announce that beginning January 1, I welcome
projects that either are being developed or need to be developed with Microsoft .NET technology. I have
been pursuing a degree in Computer Science at Kaplan University and both C# and VisualBasic .NET
development environments have been emphasized.
The Launch of ElusiveMind.com
Sun, 11/29/2009 - 13:15
Its fairly cliché that web developers are some of the last people on the planet to actually have a web site. In that respect, I’m no different than anyone else. While I’ve always had the best of intentions to get a web site up and have it maintained in a fairly timely fashion, finding the time to accomplish it has always remained elusive. With the re-launch of ElusiveMind.com, I am rededicating myself to maintaining a solid web presence. Here I will feature news, opinions and thoughts on technology, music and just about anything else that happens to cross my mind. Some of it will be interesting, some of it maybe not so.
Myth Classic and the Return of PlayMyth
Sun, 11/29/2009 - 13:11
FlyingFlip studios (www.flyingflip.com), a division of ElusiveMind.com, has begun development of three new editions of the popular real-time strategy game series Myth. This project is designed to restore the classic game play of first two Myth games and produce a refined and fixed version of the third. Development of the Myth series has been on hiatus on several years with the exception of an expanded and heavily modified version of Myth II produced by Project Magma (www.projectmagma.net).
Playing LRM-519 Recorded Video On Your Computer
Sun, 12/23/2007 - 13:16
Several years back, I bought an LG LRM-519 Digital Media Recorder as a way of thumbing my nose at "the man". I didn't feel like spending the money for TIVO and then having a subscription to pay for on top of that, so I bought an LRM-519 for $299 as it was being sold on clearance. While the reviews from people are mixed, I've had nothing but great success with mine. It records what I want it to, when I want it to and has been a life saver for me not wanting to miss my favorite episodes of whatever while I am either working late, out of town on business, or doing other things.
