by Lex » Fri Jan 24, 2003 6:08 pm
Some of you may be aware of this; others may not.
www.infiniumlabs.com
Now, I think this thing has appeared on Penny Arcade, but I was on it from the ground floor, and your remmeber that.
No-one knows about this company; their press-release tells us they are a group of people with corporate knowledge of all sorts of things, but know nothing about videogames.
The "specs" of their system is uselessly vague, and obviously broadband-specific.
They claim to have thousands of games already, which is impossible, unless it's an emulation machine, and even then there are thousands of legal wrangles. Or nipples. Whatever.
If you give a lookup of them you get a Mail Boxes Etc. Box/ address, which is hardly professional or inspiring.
In short, no-one knows whether this is a hoax. And in that they bought phantom.net, which must've cost millions, they are serious, about something.
http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php3?d ... 1-22&res=l
Some of you may be aware of this; others may not.
www.infiniumlabs.com
Now, I think this thing has appeared on Penny Arcade, but I was on it from the ground floor, and your remmeber that.
No-one knows about this company; their press-release tells us they are a group of people with corporate knowledge of all sorts of things, but know nothing about videogames.
The "specs" of their system is uselessly vague, and obviously broadband-specific.
They claim to have thousands of games already, which is impossible, unless it's an emulation machine, and even then there are thousands of legal wrangles. Or nipples. Whatever.
If you give a lookup of them you get a Mail Boxes Etc. Box/ address, which is hardly professional or inspiring.
In short, no-one knows whether this is a hoax. And in that they bought phantom.net, which must've cost millions, they are serious, about something.
http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php3?date=2003-01-22&res=l