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volume 1, issue 30

Today in loonygames:

New!! The Archives have been cleaned up, fead links fixed, and printable versions restored! Also, don't miss the new comments on the front page!

Livin' With The Sims: theAntiELVIS explores the wild and wacky world that is Will Wright's The Sims, asking the inevitable quesiton, "is The Sims the first step toward a virtual life where everyone is Swedish?"

Pixel Obscura: Josh Vasquez on Omikron: The Nomad Soul.

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Artwork: Hey, dig the artwork on loonygames? We're selling some of the original art.

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Pixel Obscura: Josh Vasquez's regular look at the convergence of film and videogames.

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Comments by Stephanie "Bobbi" Bergman


The wonderful and wacky world of Philip K. Dick...

Subject: Blade Runner

Blade Runner was inspired by Phillip K. Dick's book "Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep". It is an incredible piece of sci-fi. In many ways it is far better than the movie, it explains alot of things the movie could not possibly go into. Deckard was not a detective, he was bounty hunter. The book was published in 1968 and is just now beginning to get the recognition it deserves. It is definitely one of my favourite stories. Check it out!

Keep the Faith, Jamie

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