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By popular demand, here are the slides from my web based talk on Rapid Iterative Prototyping. Take a look why don’t you! If you’d like to present this to a class or to someone else feel free to do so, please just give me a credit somewhere.

If you have questions on the talk or one that didn’t get answered during the presentation please feel free to ask in the comments section and I’ll answer it there, alternatively you can just e-mail me. And if this is your first time here then welcome, and be sure to join our twitter/facebook/rss feeds!

Oh man, I’ve gotten soooo many good suggestions for awesome web comics from this talk

Fire Hose Games has officially reached the 21st century! We can now be found on both Twitter and Facebook. You can check out our brand spankin’ new pages in both places which we’ll be updating frequently!

Follow us on Twitter (@FireHoseGames); become our fan on Facebook (Fire Hose Games)!

For quick links to the pages, check out the new icons to the left of this post.

At this rate, we’ll be coming to visit you at your house very soon. Get ready.

Google exploded a few days ago. You probably noticed when your internet stopped working. At Fire Hose we wanted to find out news about the outage, but where does one look for information when google is down. Yahoo? Too 90′s. Ask.com? Too lame after they dropped Jeeves.

But what about Twitter? Personally, I think it is a collection of neurotic clowns who feel the need to post their innermost moronic rambling to complete strangers – so surely it’s the perfect place to go to when it’s the end of the internet as we know it!

We were cracking up as we read the posts on Twitter throughout the day. It was also telling what you could search for. For instance, “Google down apocalypse” turned up over 60 results just a few minutes after the outage. “Google down zombies” turned up even fewer hits, with only 3 about a half hour in. Then again, that’s what the zombies would want, disrupting communcation will make the pandemic spread that much faster.

By the way, Fire Hose now has a Twitter account unimaginatively named “Fire Hose Games”. We have no plans to post there, but you’re welcome to add us anyway.