Great big hugs of congratulation to all involved, you guys severely rock!
Llamasoft - Xbox 360 - Oh yes.
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Well, I'm happy and disappointed all in the same breath, even after Rik's usual 1up/told you so/I've knew for ages/I'm so great garbage. I think it was obvious and being banded about freely at the RV what this was, so it was just a matter of time until it was announced.
I'm happy that you've got this gig and that it quite obviously rocks
but also disappointed that you openly said that it would be cross platform. I can't help but feel cheated. 
I listen to the most music at home on my computer, so the thought of having to shift my listening habits annoys me. I'd much rather this be on a home computer... but I guess I'll have to take what I can get.
matt
I'm happy that you've got this gig and that it quite obviously rocks
I listen to the most music at home on my computer, so the thought of having to shift my listening habits annoys me. I'd much rather this be on a home computer... but I guess I'll have to take what I can get.
Only AAC files bought through the iTunes Store have DRM in them.fihu wrote:Guess, I'll have to de-DRM all my AACs and keep a mirror of my music files on that 360-detachable hdd.
matt
Great news.
To the nay-saying matt, above, I'm assuming that you can play music from wherever you like, and play the xbox like a lightsynth. I.d. Unreactive, manual mode.
I also guess there's a reactive mode for people who want to just stick a CD in the 360, but I'm hoping that I can play music from my PC to my HiFi and control The Thing on the xbox, lightsynth-style.
Can't wait for the video footage/screenshots.
To the nay-saying matt, above, I'm assuming that you can play music from wherever you like, and play the xbox like a lightsynth. I.d. Unreactive, manual mode.
I also guess there's a reactive mode for people who want to just stick a CD in the 360, but I'm hoping that I can play music from my PC to my HiFi and control The Thing on the xbox, lightsynth-style.
Can't wait for the video footage/screenshots.
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rip-a-tron 2.0: Graphical toy inspired by Jeff Minter's Thingy.
Download & Screenshots:
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Congratulation to team Llamasoft
*HUGE HUGS*
(I've made myself read this entire thread before I posted)
It's fantastic news, I'm certain Elaine is bracing herself for me announcing that I will be buying a 360 from the moment I just told her
Jeff: It doesn't get more mainstream than this, finally the world gets to understand lightsynths etc. from psycadelia to 360 wonderful wonderful journey, and I suspect given the online nature of the 360 that there are more destinations to come after launch.
*HUGE HUGS again*
*HUGE HUGS*
(I've made myself read this entire thread before I posted)
It's fantastic news, I'm certain Elaine is bracing herself for me announcing that I will be buying a 360 from the moment I just told her
Jeff: It doesn't get more mainstream than this, finally the world gets to understand lightsynths etc. from psycadelia to 360 wonderful wonderful journey, and I suspect given the online nature of the 360 that there are more destinations to come after launch.
*HUGE HUGS again*
XBoxlive -> Mr Sty
JUst..saw..this
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I need more self space!
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Matt,matt wrote:I listen to the most music at home on my computer, so the thought of having to shift my listening habits annoys me. I'd much rather this be on a home computer... but I guess I'll have to take what I can get.
Only AAC files bought through the iTunes Store have DRM in them.fihu wrote:Guess, I'll have to de-DRM all my AACs and keep a mirror of my music files on that 360-detachable hdd.
matt
one thing that is said clearly in the article is that it will work with however you currently store your music, the boss man is very specific about the fact that people spend a lot of time organising their music on their computers and he doesn't think they should have to change that.
given the open ended nature of his compatibility statement I wonder if the XBox has some form of audioin so it can visualise anything that is being played elsewhere? I picked up from some of Yaks blogs and development stories that TheThing was playing along automagically to audio coming off the audio server at LLamasoft so it was in the dev system.
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