Normality
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Initial release date | 1996 |
|---|---|
| Developers | Gremlin Interactive |
| Designers | Ade Carless |
| Composers | Patrick Phelan |
| Genres | Adventure Game |
| Platforms | Microsoft Windows, DOS, MS-DOS, Linux, Macintosh operating systems |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2295762 |
About Normality
Normality is a 3D graphical adventure game, released in June 1996 by Gremlin Interactive. All cut-scenes in the game are pre-rendered. The game's engine was later used in the game Realms of the Haunting.
Ukraine war: 'People call us the Ghosts of Bakhmut'
... It s a brief burst of Normality - but he s already taught her how to strip a gun...
Coronavirus: Prince Charles, the sense of smell and taste still not back
... With the lockdown restrictions have been loosened, who decided to have a Royal family, a step in the direction of a return to Normality - with a series of face-to-face public engagement...
School for most students, but what to think of the parents?
...Victoria Rogers says that children need a certain degree of Normality relief that the children are kept away from school for a few months, or despair, you are losing out on education and time with your friends? What do the parents make of the government s ditching of a plan for all of primary school in England to go back to school for four weeks before the end of the term of office? Jonathan Wills, one of the parents of Barnton primary school in Northwich in Cheshire, says the families need to get back to a routine...
Coronavirus: The view from my window
......
Headlines: Test 'fiasco' and Britain's most recent virus-death
... Mass testing of community is important to return to England to Normality...
... He wanted George to enjoy just a few years of relative Normality - and maybe that instinct for the normal is what the Queen s early succession-free years granted her...
Coronavirus: The view from my window
Like many of us, photographer Jemima Yong, spend a lot of time indoors due to the restrictions caused by the spread of the coronavirus. It was, however, a document drawn in a small piece of land outside of London to home. Here, Yong talks about her work with the title field in 2020.
"During the lockout, I work from home at a Desk by The Window , where the sunlight comes.
"I can't help but, every now And Then , what is going on outside.
"from here I can see a green, where some of the spend to train their precious free hours, walking their dogs, or just because of the social distancing play - except on their own or in small groups. It is in this new distance, which can be read a history of solidarity.
"in General, I work in The Theatre -photographing and creating performance.
"I'm drawn to the possibilities of photos to capture, the intangible relations, the atmosphere, The Essence of things. I search the spaces between people, to evoke a sense of history.
"In The Field , this kind is swept away to see to the outside, to the Everyday Life .
"I began to photograph The Activity on The Field in black and white abstract images, with the attention first on textures, lines, shapes, gestures, And Then to the space and its meaning.
"As I began to more of your photos, a visual pattern of people together to sign alone, energetic and active because of or in spite of their loneliness.
"distance is the issue, perhaps More Than The People themselves. It feels as if I photograph for a Social Change , much More Than I Am people.
"The Green is not large, but The People were respectful of each other's extended personal space.
"In a dense city like London, it is full of hope, and how my community can share, a scarce resource in a kind of unspoken solidarity: a portrait of a collective adaptation to a new normal. "
self-isolation, coronavirus pandemic, exercise, photography
Source of news: bbc.com
Normality Photos
