Thursday, March 29, 2007
Letting Go...
I've been really keen to get something together over the last few months for the Nullarbor Game compo, but I've had to let my entry slide. I've simply not had the time, real life commitments, and real life work kept getting in the way.
The venture was not entirely unproductive, however. A friend composed a great tune for my demo, which he called 'Under Sufferance'. If you like electronic stuff, it's worth a listen. (Try the download, as the stream uses Windows Media Player. Egh.)
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