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EVE Online’s economist, Dr. Eyjólfur Guðmundsson, has issued a second macroeconomic report of the game, this time for Q4 2007. After reading through the report, it seems like there are some neat things being researched at CCP regarding various indicators of economic performance and growth. Much of the report’s analysis […]

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One thing that I absolutely hate is having to alt+tab in games, or having to play in windowed mode. I’d imagine that many other people probably feel the same way. This happens most often in MMOs, mainly because there’s often need to get to browser windows and media players during extended periods of unbroken play. […]

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So I started playing EverQuest 2 again. I don’t really know why- I haven’t heard much about the upcoming expansion (I’ve read some, but I’ve not sought it out and that’s the difference) and I never really enjoyed Desert of Flames or Kingdom of Sky. In fact, I quit because of Desert of Flames, so […]

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I feel like, at one point or another, most people are given the opportunity to skip an incredible amount of work or time investment by having a character or some other costly consideration passed to them freely. Whether it’s in a game completely new to you, or a game that you’ve been playing for years, […]

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From gonintendo.com, yesterday (yesterday, and it’s already 9 pages back because they update so often):
Channels:
-Digital Clock added to the Wii Menu right under the channel bar
-Forecast Channel now displays the current condition (cloudy, raining, etc.) directly in the Wii Menu in the Forecast Channel box
-News Channel can now show 2 scrolling headlines at a time […]

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To go with my recent theme of talking about single players games on an overwhelmingly MMO-centric site, this article focuses on what happens after the end of single player games. What does that even mean? I don’t know, but let me try to explain. You might be thinking: “well, the reason it’s a single player/console […]

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I’ve been on something of a wii-frenzy lately. It’s the only current-gen console I own (and the only 4th-gen console I will ever own) and I’m trying to “keep up” with the console by playing through all of the headliner games. So far I’ve played through several, the most notable being Super Paper Mario and […]

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Some friends and I have recently started playing a very old MUD, marking the first time I’ve been in a game world without some form of graphics in half a decade. For those who don’t know or haven’t played one, a MUD is a text-based roleplaying (well, really, any online game by definition) game in […]

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I went to a wedding this past week in Portland (then I drove to Seattle, because Seattle is awesome). During the long drive from Montana, I got to spend some quality time (or, at least, all the time that I wasn’t reading Harry Potter) with my Nintendo DS. It was nice to sit down and […]

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If you loved Diablo 2, and I guess that doesn’t necessarily have to be past-tense, then there is absolutely no reason you wouldn’t love Titan Quest. It is, in essence, exactly the same game. The inventory even looks the same. They may have juggled the skill tree around a bit, but they’re the same at […]

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