iDEF ’09 Video

November 7th, 2009Posted by BuzzMoo

iDEF was great this year! The Royal Exhibition Centre was a great venue, the 19C/21C juxtaposition tickled me. Props to everyone involved! And now, a video slideshow of the weekend:



iDEF / eGames essentials

October 28th, 2009Posted by BuzzMoo

iDEF 09 is about to hit, the essentials are as follows:

Royal Exhibition Building, Carlton, Melbourne from 30 October to 1 November 2009.

Adult – $18
Concession – $13
Family – $40
(2 Adults, 2 Children)
3 Day Pass – $33
Children under 12 admitted free

Official iDEF site
FaceBook group
Twitter page
#idef09 – official Twitter hash tag
YouTube Channel

I’ll be attending in person and uploading the coverage to buzzmoo.com, so stay tuned!

iDEF 2009 TV commercial

October 25th, 2009Posted by BuzzMoo



Games for Sam

October 18th, 2009Posted by BuzzMoo



iDEF 2009

October 7th, 2009Posted by BuzzMoo

So it looks like I’ll be headed down to Melbourne for iDEF 2009. Make a note of it in your diaries! 30th Oct – 1st Nov for all your gaming, electronic entertainment and digital lifestyle needs!

That is all, for now…

Kristian Risti on MySpace

September 24th, 2009Posted by BuzzMoo

Nuts to garageband recordings on a dictaphone. Rent a studio and blast pop rock from Melbourne, Australia. Kristian has got a bunch of new recordings out, published on his MySpace page. You’d better go and check it out!

Avril 14th remake

September 22nd, 2009Posted by BuzzMoo

A great upbeat remake of one of Aphex Twin’s best. Almost one of the saddest songs of all times – but that might just be the Salad Fingers connection.



Discovery lands at Edwards Airforce Base Video

September 15th, 2009Posted by BuzzMoo

Hooray!



The Sixty One

September 9th, 2009Posted by BuzzMoo

I keep coming back to this site: thesixtyone.com. I’ve decided that it’s a great site for music. How’s that? The web based music player is the best I’ve used. It’s a persistent banner at the top of the page that you can’t interrupt by surfing around the site  that includes handy functions like download, save and heart. The music at TheSixtyOne features a whole stack of Creative Commons licensed music, so there’s a whole lot to download for free. Finding what you like seems to come naturally. The role playing element, unlocking features by listening to specific combinations of music, is an interesting and fresh way to encourage exploration of the library.

If you like music check out www.thesixtyone.com.

[CSU] gets a server

September 8th, 2009Posted by BuzzMoo

Our Day of Defeat clan has ended up with a shiny new 24 slot server. If you’re a Day of Defeat player (let’s face it, you’re probbaly not) grab some ammo and connect to 118.127.19.89:27015. Would you like to know more?