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Single Point of Failure
..If you haven't figured out what it is, it's probably too late to do anything about it.
...and now an update from 'behind the times' man...


Bringing you the latest opinion of stuff the rest of you no longer care about!
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So I caught "Minority Report" the other night, pretty good, but it needed a stronger conceptualization of the world that was presented. Some of the gadgets were cool (especially the spiders), but it doesn't all add up right. A good story for sure, makes we want to read P.K.D.'s stuff. I don't know anything about the game, but it would be cool if there was a game where you got to play a tech: wait for the ball to drop, play with the clues, and solve the precrime before time catches up.

Posted on 20040405 at 00:26 by codeBoy
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