Sep 2, 2008
News for science fiction fans who like video games of all sorts.
- How to build a better being on the National Geographic Channel will be showcasing Spore
- How You Can “Save” PC Gaming
- New Star Wars Videogame Unleashes the Force in You
- Games Demystified: Portal, on Gamasutra, goes into the science behind the game.
- SFSignal begins a Game Bits column
Upcoming games? Videogames meta-discussion? News about the intersection of videogames and science fiction? If you…
Sep 1, 2008
News about science fiction on the Internet.
- The Con Anti-Harassment Project is a grass-roots campaign to encourage conventions to create anti-harassment policies
- Zombie CSU website launched in conjunction with the book launch. Zombie CSU includes over 250 interviews with real-world experts ranging from Law Enforcment and the Military to Psychology and Medicine to present the first ever look at how our real world would react, research and respond to a zombie uprising.
- Lonelygirl15…
Aug 29, 2008
I’m a fan of Star Wars. I’ve been a fan of Star Wars since I watched the original movie in theaters at roughly the age of four. So, it’s not surprising that I share my love of Star Wars with my children. When the new movie came out, we decided to see it.
After reading a number of poor reviews of Star Wars: Clone Wars, I went into the movie theaters with low,…
Aug 25, 2008
News about science fiction on the Internet.
- Will TheWB Be Your New Favorite Website? The WB launches a new video on demand website, and adds your favorite Science Fiction shows.
- Pyr’s blog now a group effort
- Gemini Division, an NBC web series, has gone live.
- The Fate of Short Fiction Online. Gordon Van Gelder, editor of the Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, wants your input.
- Sites of the Week: Batman on Film (AMC SciFi…
Aug 18, 2008
News about science fiction on the Internet.
- Fanzines beget blogs by Robert Ebert
- TTA Press launches Transmissions From Beyond podcast site
- Fruitless Recursion is a news website that publishes criticism of science fiction criticism
- Castle Television Series new website launched. Castle is a drama based on a famous mystery novelist, Nick Castle (Nathan Fillion) who helps the NYPD homicide department solve crimes.
- There You Have It, 10 Years Of SyFy Portal. SyFy Portal celebrates 10 years online.
- SF…
Aug 15, 2008
News for science fiction fans who like video games of all sorts.
- Warren Ellis discloses that he wrote Dead Space story
- PAX coming to East Coast in 2010!
- Top 5 Best Aliens in Video Games
- Star Trek online game ready to engage
- Star Trek Online Gameplay Trailer
- 2 new StarCraft 2 gameplay videos - Protoss & Zerg
- Disney Leading Hollywood to the Videogame Grail
- Video games can’t be blamed for humanity’s problems
Upcoming games? Videogames meta-discussion? News about the…
Aug 11, 2008
News about science fiction on the Internet.
- Transcriptase launches as an archive for ex-Helix writer’s stories.
- Web Fiction Guide is a new online resource to keep track of online fiction: e-zines and blooks (blogged novels).
- Fan History’s science fiction section needs your help. Fan History is a fan run project dedicated to documenting the history of fandom. Laura Hale, site admin, is asking for more people in the science fiction community to help develop it.
- Will…
Aug 8, 2008
News for science fiction fans who like video games of all sorts.
- Stargate Worlds was demo’d by GameSpy at Comic-Con International. It’s due to be released Q4 2008.
- In The Making (and Remaking) of Bionic Commando 1up reports various tidbits on the latest incarnation of the classic 1987 arcade game.
- Engage! Cryptic to obtained the license for Star Trek and has begun work on an Massive Multiplayer Online game. More details will be revealed at the…
Aug 6, 2008
“Ahhhahahahahahaa… Ah-hahaAah! HahaAaAah… so that’s, y’know, coming along.”
The Dr. Horrible’s Sing-along Blog webisodes were shot in the span of six days and funded by Joss Whedon (for a low six figures). On July 15th, Act 1 of Dr. Horrible’s Sing-along Blog launched and under a massive influx of traffic the site crashed (reportedly taking the Whedonesque website down with it). By July 19th the third and final Act was online and by…
