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Main Categories Terraria console versions released! - 28 March 2013 Great news leading up to this Easter weekend — Terraria is now available on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360! With it comes new content exclusive to the console version, so please feel free to add pages for this new content to our wiki. If you have any questions, stop by the Help Desk or leave comments in the comment stream on pages.

Terraria Wiki

http://terraria.wikia.com/wiki/Terraria_Wiki

Mount&Blade — StrategyWiki, the free strategy guide and walkthrough wiki

This is the first game in the Mount&Blade series. For other games in the series see the Mount&Blade category . Mount&Blade is an RPG from TaleWorlds . It is a strictly historical game (no monsters or magic, not even healing potions) set in the fictional world of Calradia. Its innovative design has already attracted a thriving mod community. http://strategywiki.org/wiki/Mount%26Blade#Table_of_Contents
http://notch.tumblr.com/ Let’s say you’re Neo, and you were the first person ever to come up with the idea of a novel. It’s like a short story, but longer, and you’re really proud of it. Trinity then runs up to you and takes one of the few printed copies of your novel. You don’t want her to do that, as you paid good money to have it printed, and was hoping to get that money back, so you taze her. Trinity tried to commit theft . She sulks for a bit, then asks if she can borrow one copy to read it.

The Word of Notch

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/a-radical-pessimists-guide-to-the-next-10-years/article1321040/#articlecontent

A radical pessimist's guide to the next 10 years

The iconic writer reveals the shape of things to come, with 45 tips for survival and a matching glossary of the new words you'll need to talk about your messed-up future.

Where Realtime Worlds went wrong | Luke Halliwell's Weblog

http://lukehalliwell.wordpress.com/2010/09/15/where-realtime-worlds-went-wrong/ I finally feel that I’ve got enough perspective on things to put together some thoughts on what went wrong at Realtime Worlds. It’s been a tough piece to put together, because the scope of the question is just so big. In the end, I’ve settled for a set of observations that are cultural in nature. With my knowledge of what happened, these are the closest I feel I can get to root causes. It does raise the questions of why we had these cultural problems, and when they crept in.
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Warning: Spoilers for the final episode of Season Four of The Wire . Slate : If you had to sum up what The Wire is about, what would it be? Simon: Thematically, it's about the very simple idea that, in this postmodern world of ours, human beings—all of us—are worth less. http://notthebeastmaster.typepad.com/weblog/2006/12/this_game_is_ri.html

I Am NOT the Beastmaster: The Game is Rigged

http://notthebeastmaster.typepad.com/weblog/2008/02/heroin-or-the-e.html

I Am NOT the Beastmaster: Heroin, or, The Economic Logic of Late Capitalism

Of all the corrupt and declining institutions on The Wire , none are more corrosive than the drug gangs. It's not just the product they're selling, which destroys lives and eats away at neighborhoods; it's the business itself, a shadow industry run by sociopaths who betray their own people when there's a dollar to be made or a risk to be avoided. But it wasn't always like that: The users, an army unto themselves, were serviced daily in back alleys and housing project stairwells by men who were, on some level, careerists, committed to distribution networks that paid them, protected them, paid their bails, and took care of their people when they went away to Hagerstown or Jessup. These men were professional in outlook, lethal but not reckless, and by and large, they lived with an acknowledged code, to wit: They didn't use what they sold. They didn't serve children or use children to serve, just as they wouldn't sell to wide-eyed virgins looking to skin-pop for the first time.