I'm up to about 20 pages on the Scrapbook and the Sketch Gallery, and I've got more on the way. Other than that, I've been pretty much taking a hiatus from this site and playing games in general.
I don't think I'll be able to get back into either until after the holidays are over. There's just too much I have to do right now. I've been steadily adding new pages to the Image Arcane Scrapbook and B&W Gallery. I'm probably going to be working mostly on that for awhile. I also updated Documentation of Game Glitches with a new entry for Skies of Arcadia Legends. Legendary game designer David Crane of Pitfall! and A Boy and His Blob has written to the Q & A to clear up the issue on Blobert and the Shmoo. Oddities 10 has been updated accordingly. ~FOĪdded another page to the Image Arcane Sketch Gallery, and I added two more pages to the Image Arcane Scrapbook. I added two new pages to the Image Arcane Sketch Gallery. You can get to them by going to the first page and using the new links at the top. I also added a three-page Image Arcane Scrapbook to that section. The scrapbook contains color images from old comics, storyboard, and conceptual art clippings. I added some new stuff to the Midi Conversions page. I added the cave theme from StarTropics, the cave theme and another Egypt theme for Zoda's Revenge, and the Area 6, Area 8, and Unused Track for Zanac. I also added a Black & White Sketch Gallery to the Image Arcane section. The mystery of the EVO song has been solved, thanks to site reader motherkojiro. I don't have too much else to report right now. I'll probably start LandStalker soon, but I'm three game reviews behind. I might just draw Image Arcane stuff until I get those reviews written, and then I'll begin playing LandStalker. I've decided that I'm only going to link sites on the front page that fall under the following criteria: I've made an adjustment to the "friends" section below. It doesn't have to be on the front page, but a link somewhere would be nice. Site must actually exist and have more content than just a front page.Owner of the website must be or have been a friend of or contributor to this site and/or community.Īnd especially more than just a front page that doesn't load.(Example: Someone who actively posts in the forums, someone who contributed stuff to the sections that accepted reader submissons, someone who writes regularly to the Q&A, or someone I just talked to through email a lot.) I apologize for my lack of updates in the area of game reviews lately. I may need to replay one path of Eternal Darkness again before I can review it. Right now, I'm kind of into playing Skies of Arcadia. Part I: A Primer on Subcellular Scale provides a frame of reference for organelle size by magnifying a cell to the size of a person, and Part II: Interpreting Scale in Visualizations examines strategies for thinking critically about how scale is visually represented.Sometimes, when I play long games, I start to feel worn out on them and need a break for a few days (that happened to me a lot with Resident Evil Zero because of how long I'd have to go between saves). The project was two short animations for the module. This misconception will be addressed in a web-based module aimed at first-year undergraduate biology students using the BioLEAP (Biology Learning Engagement and Assessment Platform) in conjunction with the first-year biology curriculum at the University of Toronto Mississauga.
This leads students to form misconceptions based on the way information is visually presented - one common example is a skewed sense of organelle size due to the way cells are often simplified in diagrams. Visual literacy is the ability to glean useful information and form mental models from visualizations, however it is not explicitly taught, so students are expected to develop those skills on their own.
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