I've had a couple of people (and by that, I mean one person) asking for a new version of my old Weakest Link program. Normally I wouldn't drop everything to work on an old program just for the benefit of one person, but seeing as I just recently recovered the files from an old hard drive that went loopy on me during my ill-fated attempt at upgrading my computer, I figured, why not?

The program - now in version 3.0 and completely recoded, - is available once more, and includes actual clock music files for those so inclined. As an added bonus, I finally figured out the problem that kept sounds from playing in all my programs when they're in "new style" folder names, so that's fixed here as well.

I managed to find another game that I was tinkering with at the time that I may put on here as well. Here's a hint: it's four letters long, and it ends in "!".

-Loog   

Everyone's been clamoring for it, and now it's finally here: the Luck of the Draw Home Game is now available for download. I will now wait for the bug reports to flood in.

-Loog   

The Rules Wiki now has over 60 rulesheets converted from the old Rules Repository.

With roughly half of that task out the way, I'm going to start working a little more on the other areas of the site that need the cobwebs knocked out of them. I did want to implement those Top 5 video game lists I did on my message boards a few months ago into the site - of course, since the old boards went kablooie, I'll have to start from scratch on that, but it shouldn't be too hard to do. I might just do some more reviews, even (now that PS2 games can unofficially be called "vintage" games now). Of course, this is all based on my level of motivation - check back in a month and we'll see if I'm as gung-ho about this as I am now.

-Loog   

The message boards are again up and running, for those who are interested in signing up.

The next item on the itinerary is converting all of the rulesheets from my Rules Repository into Wiki format, so that it'll become much easier to edit and update shows as their status changes over time. We've already got a few rulesheets done so far, which you can see here. If you'd like to help with the conversion process, there's information there as to how to go about doing that.

-Loog