"Here's the address where I think I'm supposed to be -- but it doesn't look promising. Above the door, where you'd expect to see a brassy company logo, there's a blank concrete facade. Inside, ducts, cables, and pieces of furniture pock the dark, bare space. Taped to one window, a sheet of paper bears a hand-drawn arrow pointing to a modest side entrance. And there, in inch-high stick-on letters, the kind you'd buy at Staples, is the name of the ostensibly world-class technology outfit housed inside this building: "Novalux, Inc."
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"Here's the address where I think I'm supposed to be -- but it doesn't look promising. Above the door, where you'd expect to see a brassy company logo, there's a blank concrete facade. Inside, ducts, cables, and pieces of furniture pock the dark, bare space. Taped to one window, a sheet of paper bears a hand-drawn arrow pointing to a modest side entrance. And there, in inch-high stick-on letters, the kind you'd buy at Staples, is the name of the ostensibly world-class technology outfit housed inside this building: "Novalux, Inc."
I heard Duke Nukem Forever's release date has now been set back one year so that they can update it to support the new Laser TVs.