A History of Obesity I'm fat. There's no going around it sideways. I've known it for a while. To be truthful, I've been fat for longer than I've been thin. I was born in the 60s, and hit puberty in the 80s, when the Food Pyramid was first seeing its

Tormentium: Dark Sorrow* is an old title that I picked up on Good Old Games** last week.  It's a very dark story, with unique art that is very reminiscent of Geiger, but with a looser style.  Without giving too much away, the game follows an unknown creature with no memory,

That's a question I'm pondering a lot lately. I'm watching the Olympics, and the athletes are SO incredible. They bring dreams to life. They have drive. Fortitude. Passion. They bring beauty and hope to the screen. It's made me realize: I don't really have any dreams. A dream is something

One of my hobbies is game development, and it's always been a dream to have a game published.  I've had two games in the works for many years now, and I'm still working slowly to get them finished.  Pharoah's Frenzy, an arcade game, has been in development since 2006.  Professor