[note: This review was reprinted at the request of R.W. Harper. It remains his property and is copyright by the author] Fallen Earth: The Review by R.W. Harper Game Title: Fallen Earth Developer: Icarus Studios, LLC Publisher: Self Published Website: http://www.fallenearth.com Retail Price: $49.99 (including a 1-month subscription) – Note: There is currently a special…
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In between breaks from wrapping presents, decorating trees and plowing snow this last weekend, I stopped to ponder some of the virtual Christmases I have experienced. Everquest 2 regaled me with an instance filled with rainbows, reindeer, frolicking elves and Christmas crafts. World of Warcraft (WoW) had me unwrapping gnomish toys, baking cookies and rescuing…
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We do like the new camps that are available to make, and we don’t mind the transient nature of the housing. What we do mind is just how transient they are: It takes 2 hours to make a pup tent and it only lasts for 30 minutes…and is only good for one use. It was…
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Tis’ the season for the Seasonal Arctic Network of Toy-based Altruism (S.A.N.T.A.) to band together and reinstate the age old tradition of gift giving in post apocalyptic Arizona. S.A.N.T.A. have loaded up their all-terrain sleighs at North Poland and travelled across the globe to distribute presents. (I haven’t quite figure out why North Poland yet…
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Welcome to the “say it with style” edition. Now we are sure, whenever our readers see the “welcome to the (fill in the blank) edition” they say to themselves “oh boy, it must be a slow news day.” Well our contention is that there is simply a lot we wish to write about that day…
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Note to computerandvideogames.com: Wake up and smell the coffee. Why? Read on… MMO developers trying to copy World of Warcraft is “definitely not the right move,” says Blizzard lead producer, Shane Dabiri. Speaking in the latest issue of PC Zone magazine, Dabiri argues that trying to emulate the success of his company’s MMO isn’t what…
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