Favourite quote from Friday about Subversion

"...like Mission Impossible. The TV series that is, not that John Woo shit"

Also, thanks for the blue Darwinian and answering my question.

My Xbox died on Sunday (not a RROD or E74 this time), but there was no way I was missing the launch of my favourite game, so I went quite mad and bought a brand new one while the old one is being repaired.

Congratuations, IV, see you at BAFTA.

Excellent interview.

Some interesting titbits; when talking about making Darwinia more accessible to new users, Mark mentioned that 'whole new levels' have been included. I suppose they might purely be tutorials, but one can hope for new content.

Roll on Xmas, I can't wait.

Back on topic:

Am I only the only one to have visited this exhibition? It was outstanding (though not perfect) and the Introversion stuff was a perfect addition.

How do I get my hands on that swanky sequined jacket?

I swore that people who buy avatar clothing were morons, but now I've turned a full 180 and am now rabidly waiting for them.

Can't be long now.

I'll certainly buy Subversion the second it's released, but this blog entry subtly suggests that 'creep' could be a major problem.

If you read this, Introversion staff, I would just like to say the following: 1.) Thank you for Darwinia, which is still my favourite game of all time (no exaggeration, I love it and bought it as a download from you at launch, then again on Steam and again in the Multiwinia special tin and look forw...

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Loving the Defcon painting on picture 2 by the way.

Perhaps even more interesting is what's below it; a pixellated-out screen. Inappropriate content or Introversion secrets?