Red: A Cyberpunk Fairytale: a webcomic & blog

Page 33: Interview

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Page 32: Defeat

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Page 31: Attack

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Page 30: Face off

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Update

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Hello! A new page is up. I also added a vote button on the lower right corner (on the sidebar). By clicking the button, you’ll give Red: A Cyberpunk Fairytale a higher ranking position on http://www.topwebcomics.com

…you can also click the button below:)

Page 29: Exit Strategy

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The New Classics: Strange Days

Administrator — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 09:18:58 +0000

Hello! The new page is up (if you enjoy, please feel free to spread the word) plus a lil’ blogging. While sketching out a new Red page, I had one of my DVDs, Strange Days , playing in the background for some inspiration.

It’s probably illegal to have made a movie this good. Seriously.

Like the best science fiction before it, Strange Days uses the genre to comment on the important issues of it’s day (such as the LA riots, racism, the police state) while speculating on exciting (yet dangerous) technology.

The film (while dated by the fact that we didn’t have VR memory headsets by the year 2000 or now. Oh well!) still remains one of best films of the 1990’s. Although genre fans are aware of it, I believe the flick remains a little underrated…..So if you haven’t watched Strange Days before…here is the trailer.

Strange Days (1995)
Directed by Kathryn Bigelow
Written by James Cameron and Jay Cocks

Page 28: Immobilized

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Page 27: Impact

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Strange Tech. . .

Administrator — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 07:38:00 +0000

At the rate gamer technology advances, I can certainly imagine the ol’ control pad going the way of the dodo…but Microchip implants?

Here’s the quote from Sega’s Yu Suzuki

In Medicine, you have artificial heart devices, or people that have some sort of chips in their bodies, to be able to keep track of vital signs. So, it doesn’t have to be a scary thing, but you could put a sensor here (points to his arm). You know, a bit like in The Matrix.

It’s not really something only in the future, some people already have them, chips in their bodies. If for some that would be a bit too scary, then you could also do something more simple, like using wristbands or a pendant. So using devices like these for sensing would be good I think. I think that for arcades games I want something that’s a bit futuristic.

For the full story check out

http://kotaku.com/5102243/interested-in-microchip-implants-for-gaming-segas-yu-suzuki-is