Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Culture New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Street Cred: Back to the Dungeon - In the labyrinthine world of NetHack, the complexity of the chase masks the game's deceptively simple interface. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Body Manipulation - Though fixed in its original state, an Alan Rath sculpture takes on new shape and life when it is transformed to a screensaver. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Cultural Hot Links - Norman Weinstein reviews a book and CD-ROM anthology which focuses on the cultural consequences of electronic technology. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Cyberpunk's Patient Zero - Marc Laidlaw reviews John Shirley's recently re-released City Come A-Walkin' [Wired News]   Street Cred: Feats of Clay - Zach Meston reviews Neverhood, a CD-ROM masterpiece combining devious point-and-click puzzles with hysterical clay animation. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Final Fantasy - Final Fantasy offers game geeks a future that is dramatically surreal and constantly compelling. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Freud as Fraud - In Yes, We Have No Neutrons. A. K. Dewdney places some controversial scientific studies under the microscope. Few survive the scrutiny. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Hans Across Amsterdam - You'll find a hero worth his title in Dark Horse Comics' latest graphic novel, Triple-X International. [Wired News]   Street Cred: I Shot the Sheriff - Gamers take on a scheming railroad tycoon and his band of thugs in Outlaws, a LucasArts spaghetti western. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Killer Bs on VHS - Hard-to-obtain B-movie classics are buried in the back pages of Visionary's catalog. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Make a Scene - Create your own movie, write your own script, and animate the characters in Theatrix Interactive's Hollywood High. The voice feature isn't exactly stellar, but even this can be manipulated. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Marvelously Tooned - Coober Skeber is an anthology that stars only Marvel characters in a completely unauthorized set of adventures. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Nintendo's Crafty Fox - Expectations for a sequel to the 1991 hit Star Fox have been palpably high; but after a six year lapse, Star Fox 64 proves that what Nintendo lacks in quantity, it makes up for in quality. [Wired News]   Street Cred: On the Mark - The new coffeetable staple, Marks of Excellence, strolls down logo lane unraveling the visual candy of pop culture. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Paternal Pride - Put down your joystick and pick up Princess Maker 2, a computer game that will challenge your parenting instincts instead of your trigger finger. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Poetry in Motion Platforms - In the world of immersive entertainment, Iwerks Reactor means business. Dino Island is one of the best rides you'll find outside a theme park. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Power Plant - Sadie Plant's latest book Zeros and Ones features historical accounts of women in technology. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Pynchon Toes the Line - In Mason & Dixon, author Thomas Pynchon traces the friendship of two men whose histories were forever merged in the creation of America's most decisive geographical line. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Relive Your Youth - The interactive movie, The Twelve Loveliest Things I Know, lets you take a look behind the scenes of a child's life and gives you a peek at the little critters' softer side. [Wired News]   Street Cred: Safety Essentials - From haz-mat suits to wrist supports, this catalog has it all. [Wired News]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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