Down With Freedom

Wednesday, 24 March 2010

Our series of articles on Britain's least appreciated inventor concludes (or does it?) with this tale of his disastrous foray into computer gaming.

Our history of Britain's least appreciated inventor continues - with whizzy animated bits and other fanciness!

Check out the largely unknown history of various electronic things.

Look just how predictable we've got.

It's just one thing after another.

Britain gears up to stand and prove something or other.

Here’s the third episode of the Whine Meal saga.

Some pointoids about Episode 3:

No massively offensive content, but contains drug references, mild language and some weird violence.
You can also watch it on Newgrounds if you prefer, where you are of course encouraged to vote “5” for it.
This is the first cartoon I’ve made using the newest Flash (CS4). Up until now I’d been animating with Flash 8 – not that I expect the difference to be visible. Or at all interesting.
This is also the first cartoon I’ve made which I didn’t write myself. The guest writer here was my flatmate Marius. Marius also plays the part of Mario.
Further to the point above, this is also the first cartoon I’ve made which crosses over with somebody else’s work; Mario previously appeared in a (live action) pilot called Mike, Harry & Misha