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Killer Bits Episode 2 is Up! Weekly Quic

Our 2nd episode of Killer Bits is live. In this episode, Staci counts down 5 games that she’s recently played, from worst to best. Be sure to like, subscribe, and comment!

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Killer Bits Episode 2 is Up! Weekly Quickfire Countdown

Killer Bits Launches on YouTube! Check O

Today, we officially launched our YouTube channel with the release of the first Killer Bits episode. Killer Bits will be short videos that talk about some aspect of the board gaming space, covering ev

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Killer Bits Launches on YouTube! Check Out the First Episode

Minecraft Servers List – Playing M

Written By: John Minecraft is a very popular game today with more than 20 million registered users. Everyday that number grows by about ten thousand. The most likely reason the game has grown big so q

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Minecraft Servers List – Playing Minecraft!

Weekly Quickfire (Week of 1/10) –

Every Thursday night, I go to Gamelot in San Antonio and play board games with some of the coolest cats around. This article will give a quick update on the games I played and what I thought of them.

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Weekly Quickfire (Week of 1/10) – Board Games Played

Blast From the Past – NKOTB

The year was 1989. I was just entering tenth grade. Most of my friends were boys. They made relentless fun of the New Kids on the Block and listened to hair metal. As a result, I completely missed out

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Blast From the Past – NKOTB

EVE Online: Incarna Set to Launch Tomorrow

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by on June 20, 2011 at 9:40 pm

MMORPG EVE Online will be making a significant step towards out of ship activities with the release of Incarna tomorrow. Incarna 1.0 will give each player access to The Captain’s Quarters on the stations. It’s a place for pilots to relax after missions and battles and will serve as a hub for information. There are plans to expand beyond the initial version of The Captain’s Quarters, adding new features to that area and new areas outside of that location. In addition to the first out of ship experience, CCP has also revamped the new player experience, trying to cut down on the learning curve EVE is so famous for. Check out this video narrated by CCP Zulu, giving a tour of the Captain’s Quarters.

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S2 Games to Offer ‘Savage 2: A Tortured Soul’ for Free

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by on April 11, 2006 at 2:37 pm

Independent Game Developer S2 Games announced today that Savage 2: A Tortured Soul, the much anticipated sequel to their award winning first title, Savage: The Battle for Newerth, will be available for download via the S2 Games Website anywhere, anytime, and on any computer for free. Gamers worldwide will be able to “sample” Savage 2 on any local area network (LAN) and will be able to play the artificial intelligence (AI)/practice mode along with the game’s included tutorial via the no charge access. They will then have the opportunity to purchase an account for $29.99 USD, which will grant them access to full online gameplay.

Though the free download will not withhold any of the core gameplay elements, there will be certain features that will only be enabled in online play. The main feature that will be missing will be the ability to play against people online – other than those on their LAN. Additionally, for players wishing to build their character and save their overall stats, persistent items and experiences, purchasing an account for $29.99 will be the only way to go, thus allowing them to play the game online with other real players on servers hosted by S2 Games.

“We pride ourselves on being truly independent and basing many of our decisions on how our fans will benefit,” said Marc DeForest, co-founder and lead designer of S2 Games. “By offering a fully functional game as a free download, it will give gamers an opportunity to ‘test drive’ Savage 2 before actually paying for an account and playing online. As gamers, we know we would appreciate that kind of treatment ourselves, so it’s only right that we do unto others.”

While LAN play will be free for non-commercial/personal use, LAN centers or companies wishing to use the game in LAN mode for commercial purposes will need to obtain licensed copies from S2 Games.

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