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Yesterday I blogged about several games in development in 2001 that maybe aren’t so well known these days. Back in 2001, nobody knew Blizzard’s World of Warcraft would change the scene, but everyone knew great things were ahead. Computers were doubling in power every year, graphics as well, and what looked good in 1999 looked downright primitive just two years later — EverQuest’s graphics overhaul that began with Shadows of Luclin and continues today was testament to that, as well as the new beg

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Even if you’ve only recently emerged from your sensory deprivation chamber, you’ve probably heard of Machinima, the art of creating miniature animated flicks from the nuts and bolts of existing gameworld graphics engines. This emergent genre of film is a testament to the ingenuity and creativity of gamers, but it’s also sometimes a testament to these same individuals’ inability to manipulate characters or organize storylines beyond a silly dance or witty repartee. That’s not the case in Blin

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Whenever I have occasion to discuss gaming with a non-enthusiast, I always have a little difficulty when it comes to explaining Penny Arcade. The mere fact that Penny Arcade needs to be explained is a testament to their impact on our world — to give the basic description, “It’s a webcomic about gaming,” is to do them a gross disservice. Jerry “Tycho” Holkins and Mike “Gabe” Krahulik are an institution; there is really no other way to summarize what Penny Arcade’s creators have become. Their fan

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WoW Lich King Storage transcend-world-of-warcraft-hard-drive The Transcend World of Warcraft hard drive is a testament to how big the Wow bandwagon has become. If we put an image of the Lich King on a pair of nappies we would sell millions (not that the game is poo-poo of course ^^). Transcends World Of Warcraft Hard Drive comes in 160GB to 500GB capacity so you can have as many hours of WoW data saved as y

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Richard Garriott, aka Lord/General British, aka spaceman extraordinaire, has done a lot of great things in his life, exiting the Earth’s orbit notwithstanding. The Ultima games are landmark Western RPGs, and if it weren’t for Ultima Online you wouldn’t be playing World of Warcraft today. Tabula Rasa, though, doesn’t really stand as much of a testament to the fellow. That’s not just my opinion - it’s Amazon.com’s as well. Previously listed as $4.99, it now costs a paltry $0.96. This is no dat

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