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Posted on 10.16.07 by templeton @ 12:44 am
Stumbled across www.Freesentriloserver.com when looking for a quick way to setup a vent server for 15 people so we could play some Quake1 and taunt each other. Its a pretty slick setup, no tricks or gimmicks, just first come first serve. Pick a size,location and it sends you the information to login and manage the server, didn’t take long to setup accounts for everybody. I think we used the server for in total like 6 hours, had zero issues and the premium codecs are something that need to be heard to be believed. Worked perfect with Quake & Battlefield2 (Blew away ingame voice). If you need ventrilo server for 10-50 people on the cheap (FREE), Definately check out freeventriloserver.com Filed under: Applications and Computers and Cool and Games and VOIP Comments: 1 Comment
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Posted on 07.29.06 by templeton @ 1:41 pm
Nintendo has announced the release of 42 All-Time Classics for Nintento DS, a collection of 42 classic parlor, bar and table games that use the touch screen for control and can be set up as multiplayer games over Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. PictoChat allows players to send messages to each other—and to lie about the cards they’re holding…
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Posted on 06.18.06 by templeton @ 7:02 pm
Entirely new footage from the upcoming first person shooter Crysis. Developed by Crytek, the makers of the award-winning Far Cry. A must view for any serious gamer or anyone with an interest in where 2007 will take gaming. Filed under: Cool and Games Comments: 1 Comment
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Posted on 06.18.06 by templeton @ 5:07 am
GameSpot asked readers to send in their choices for the top NES games of all time. After tallying almost 12,000 votes, these were the victors. Filed under: Games Comments: 1 Comment
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Posted on 12.15.05 by templeton @ 8:01 pm
A cool arcade cabinet with very helpful tips for you to build your own. Also check Hak.5 vidcasts 4 and 5 as a multimedia aid to this story. Filed under: Computers and Cool and Games Comments: 1 Comment
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Posted on 09.03.05 by templeton @ 2:34 pm
A federal appeals court has ruled that computer programmers do not have the right to reverse-engineer Blizzard Entertainment’s video games to improve their playability. The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis ruled Thursday that federal law—specifically, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act—disallows players from altering Blizzard games to link with servers other than the company’s official Battle.net site. Affected games published by Blizzard, a division of Vivendi Universal, include titles in its “Diablo,” “Starcraft” and “Warcraft” lines. [ Read more…]Filed under: Games Comments: 1 Comment
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Posted on 08.17.05 by templeton @ 11:55 pm
November 4, $299 & $399 versions Details have been released concerning the Xbox360 gaming console launch. As expected, two versions of the console will be released, one retailing for $299, the other for $399. The console will be released on November 4. Details are as follows Xbox 360 Core System – $299 (299 Euros, 209 GBP) Xbox 360 console
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Posted on 08.10.05 by templeton @ 12:09 am
From the “WTF did you think would happen department” SEOUL (Reuters) – A South Korean man who played computer games for 50 hours almost non-stop died of heart failure minutes after finishing his mammoth session in an Internet cafe, authorities said on Tuesday.Killing over virtual gold, leaving babies to die while playing WoW, now this. I guess this is what happens when you have professional starcraft leagues broadcasted on local television. Filed under: Games Comments: 1 Comment
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Posted on 08.02.05 by templeton @ 1:14 am
Handheld devices & cell phones are many times more powerful than early PC’s. (including mine) So why not do the things you did then now, and keep it with you all the time? I got PacMan on my treo, but its not .. DOOM! . Portable devices and Doom. Sounds like the rock, paper, scissors of the future. Read more: Filed under: Computers and Cool and Games Comments: 1 Comment
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Posted on 07.25.05 by templeton @ 11:38 pm
Microsoft said on Monday that the Xbox 360 launches in Japan and Europe will come during the holiday shopping season this year, a move that could be seen as an attempt to get a head start on market-leader Sony. Redmond had already committed to launching the next-generation console in the United States sometime this fall. Sony, which controls over two-thirds of the gaming market, currently plans to launch the PlayStation 3 in spring 2006. By reaching a worldwide market several months earlier than Sony, Microsoft may be able to cut into sales of the PS3. Price may also play a part in the selection process – SCE president Ken Kutaragi said during last week’s PlayStation Meeting that the PS3 will be “expensive.” Filed under: Games Comments: 1 Comment
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