In case you haven't read about it yet, Congestion Control, my latest level for Doom II has finally been released, so click that link and download it.

Anyway since that has occupied much of my time for the past few days, here is an update with some of the other things that happened during that time.

• I noticed an update on Tobias Münch's Tobysite a couple of days back - he has written a review for Minority Report!  Which is a cool thing, because I think it's the first movie review that he is writing (Toby you should do more of these), and he also picked a terrific movie to write about!
• Sgt. Crispy recently released Episode 8 of Doom Radio (he is now hosted at The Phobos Lab), which again had some cool stuff in it (and besides, he mentioned Congestion Control, heh).
• There is also some interesting stuff on TV these days.  So far, I have watched two episodes of this new show on STAR World called Titus (Wednesdays 11 PM), and I'm really liking it.  It's a very funny comedy series starring Christopher Titus.
• Also yesterday (it was actually midnight, 16 October) I watched an episode of The Hunger on AXN.  This one seems like a more adult-oriented version of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, atleast from what I have seen of it.  It's got style and I especially like those end sequences (directed by Tony Scott).
• STAR Movies is going to show The Sixth Sense, Scream and Scream 2 in November.  I thought they were going to show Memento sometime?  I hope they do soon, I really want to see that.
• Tomorrow I will be watching the finale of Star Trek: Voyager on Hallmark Channel.  The two awesome episodes Endgame Part I and II are next!  I guess they are going to repeat the entire show again after that.

And finally I want to say thanks to Joe Pallai - he is the first person to send me comments on my new level, and it was nice of him to send me not one, but three demos of him playing it!  For level authors, these "first look demos" (as the DSDA's Opulent calls them) are very helpful and they offer a unique insight into the way someone actually approaches your Doom level.  So thanks go to Joe for his time and effort!