Links

Rich's Project Warehouse
The storage unit for all of my older projects from the Quake/Half-Life days. Also still hosts AVALANCHE and some other stuff.

YouTube - RichWhitehouse's Channel
AVALANCHE videos, old project footage, footage from unreleased projects, trailers, and other random media.

Final Fantasy VII: Voices of the Lifestream
This is a completely fan-made remix project for the Final Fantasy VII soundtrack. I can say with some certainty that this is the best all-around fan-made remix album I have ever heard, from the variety presented to the pure production values that come with each track. These guys are awesome for letting me use their music in AVALANCHE, and many of the track contributors have also been very awesome in pimping AVALANCHE out on forums and blogs. I can't say enough good things about this project and the people behind it.

Shoko Nakagawa
I have referenced Shoko in numerous projects, and she has her very own secret in AVALANCHE. This is because she is possibly the most amazing human being alive.

Misanthropical Paradise
Leon has been my comrade for many years, and it will always remain so. He also answered all of my random questions when I was learning how to use MySQL, instead of telling me to fuck off and making me Google it. So now I love him that much more.

FrikaC's Project Whorehouse
The web site of my dear friend Ryan, containing a bunch of Quake-related projects. I think he may have been mocking me in some way when he named his web site. I will get him one day.

IYAPOPO
IYAPOPOLIS is definitely the most astounding place on the internet. These guys are pretty rad also, and have some crazy Duke Nukem 3D maps up on the site.

Gackt
I loved Gackt back in 1999, before loving Gackt was something that fat girls at western anime conventions did. Therefore, I can say with authority, that Gackt has a preserved internal sphere of awesomeness. This sphere of awesomeness can never be robbed from him, even by over-commercialization and fat western girls. As a bonus, you can go read Gackt's translated autobiography. Gackt speaks of his history in assembly-level computer programming, his ability to compute mathematical formulas faster than a Macintosh, drowning, love, and his dream of a magical island amusement park. No matter what you do, Gackt is your hero. You cannot escape the undeniable truth of Gacktism.

Chuck Norris
Chuck Norris writes articles. I am in no way conservative or religious, but I love him anyway. Sometimes I like to read Chuck's articles and poke holes in them, and then I imagine myself in a debate with Chuck. Whenever Chuck can't respond to one of my debate points, I just imagine him hitting me in the face. It's an excellent mental exercise.

Blue's News
With shacknews completely sold out, Blue's is really the only place left to get gaming news. If you want non-sponsor-bullshit-fueled gaming news.

The Lab Report
Oh the memories. The precious memories. This is a site devoted to covering Scientist Hunt levels and other resources, but it hasn't been updated in years.

PBF
The only comic I still bother reading. Also one of the greatest comics ever.

Sexy Losers
I followed this comic from the beginning of the THL days, until the author finally decided to end it. Next to PBF, this is one of my favorite comics of all time. It is full of things that are wrong.

6502 Introduction
An excellent bottom to top guide on 6502 assembly language programming from Andrew Jacobs. I recommend the 6502 to new programmers regularly, and this link usually follows soon after.