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Closure and Pluggage

James posted on in Life, Press, The Dishwasher, Travel, XNA · 4 Comments »

Well, I finally made it back home Friday morning, after two nights in O’Hare.  The Friday morning flight was even delayed twice–which is what happened with the previous two flights before they were canceled.  Nice little scare to end the trip with! In other news: The kind folks at xbox360fanboy.com… Read More

Juicy Screens

James posted on in Art, Dead Samurais, The Dishwasher, XNA · 6 Comments »

Here are some nice new Dishwasher Screenies, for your viewing enjoyment (and as a little “I’m not dead” post): I’ve been hard at work implementing netcode and just generally cleaning and polishing, and I’m becoming quite proud of how The Dishwasher is starting to look. I think I’m at a… Read More

I've Been Immortalized!

James posted on in Developing, The Dishwasher, XNA · 2 Comments »

I’ve been immortalized in webcomic format, thanks to Raven Perez over at God Mode. Check it out! I had no idea I was so pale and… well… vampire-like, but I think I can live with it. Funny stuff (based on a true story, in fact). Thanks, Raven!

Dishwasher gets exposure

James posted on in Games, Press, The Dishwasher, XNA · 6 Comments »

It’s been a fun week since the big news, and I’ve been loving all the notice I’ve gotten from the webs. Here are some good ones: TeamXbox: Earning a master’s degree in Computer Science is no small feat, and neither is creating a highly-polished video game han-solo-style in only six… Read More

A Winner Is Dishwasher!

James posted on in GameFest, Press, The Dishwasher, XNA · 6 Comments »

Looks like The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai is headed live! From Gamespot: The cowinners of the contest were Blazing Birds by David Flook of Burlington, Ontario, Canada, and The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai by James Silva of Marcy, New York. Flook’s Blazing Birds is a futuristic 2D twist on badminton, with robotic… Read More