Indie Games
Your OWN Show's Contestant Zach Anner & Morgan Webb's Top Indie Games
Internet sensation Zach Anner is competing in Oprah's Your OWN Show: Oprah's Search for the Next TV Star contest and now he's ready to take over television as we know it. Tonight at 7pm on Attack of the Show, he'll be in studio to talk to Kevin Pereira about being the top favorite to win Oprah's contest, controversies over the online voting system and his dreams of hosting his own television series. Check out his hilarious submission video above!
Morgan Webb will also run down the top indie games to play in today's Game Break, such as Fish Listening to Radio and Pixel. It all happens tonight on a brand new episode of Attack of the Show!
Saafir is known as one of the Bay Area’s greatest lyricists. Founder of the Hobo Junction crew, he first made waves in 1994 with his classic debut, The Boxcar Sessions. He followed with 1998’s indie Trigonometry, made his major label debut the following years with The Hit List, and issued Good Game: The Transition in 2006.
Many also know him as 1/3 of the short-lived supergroup Golden State, alongside Xzibit and Freestyle 101 vet Ras Kass. Or you may also remember him from his role in the film Menace II Society. But it is Hobo Junction’s controversial on-air freestyle battle with rival SF crew Hieroglyphics that many hip hop heads remember him best.
In his Freestyle 101 interview, Saafir goes into great detail about what set off this legendary KMEL battle with Del the Funky Homosapien’s crew; how it went down in the studio; and how it finally ended back on the streets. It’s a unique look into one of the most notorious and infamous freestyle battles ever.
He also spits over a slippery R.N.S. beat at The Engine Room in Hollywood, chats about his days with Digital Underground, and weighs in on the debate over whether written rhymes can be used in freestyle or not. Fascinating stuff from a man many feel is one of the game’s all-time most underrated.
Plus, make sure to come back tomorrow when we air a bonus interview with Saafir where he talks about living with Tupac in the early days. The two rappers were roommates in the Bay area before they hit it big, and Saafir gives us a rare glimpse into what Pac was like as a roommate, a friend and a freestyler. You will not want to miss this.
More news to upset the music industry..
Who would've thought that someone would come up with a way to make money off of unwanted MP3s?
A start-up site called Bopaboo lets users set up their own mini store to upload music to sell for a profit.
The only type of songs you won't be allowed to sell are ones that are Digital Rights Management (DRM). So if you got a song off of iTunes, you can't sell it on Bopaboo, unless it was purchased off their iTunes Plus program.
Polarity is a Carnegie Mellon developed game that jumps into the world of magnetism and how you can make it work for you. You'll make choices about the strength and direction of your own magnetism as you navigate your way through a 2-D side-scrolling, metallic universe.
Polarity was also a Top Ten pick at the most recent Penny Arcade Expo, so, you know, it's good and stuff.
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