Two of the leading online networks for video game news and reviews are merging making them the Net’s largest gaming resource for advertisers, developers and gamers. The two networks of gaming sites will retain their individual brands and editorial staffs as IGN tends to be big with the console gamers while GameSpy’s biggest audience is PC users. Combined the two networks will average around 673 million page views a month. You can read the press release at Business Wire.
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wrote: Yeah, wish I could’ve done a better job on the signature. [go]
wrote: I still have my hand-signed SEB T [go]
wrote: Speaking of Backlash, someone tried to slam Spore for the DRM on a GameSpot Reader Review, and they got modded for it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/pmb_tinsley/2837814820/sizes/o/ [go]
wrote: Well, that’s not nearly the worst TSA staff does: Commuter Flights Grounded Thanks To Bumbling TSA Inspector Damaged TAT Probes On Nine Jets While Conducting…[go]
wrote: Well, it remains to be seen how this service compares to Akismet. I may well be a moot point if the module will cost anything or not [go]
wrote: What’s even better (from my point of view) is that the 1-star ratings are not the result of some organized campaign, but plain and simple consumer backlash. [go]
wrote: I’m fairly certain that activation limit is removed when you actually uninstall the game. That is, you could install the game on a maximum of three computers (your laptop, your…[go]
wrote: One major problem with Spore for the PC is more of the Activation Limit, the same problem that plagued Bioshock for the PC(And Mass Effect to a lesser degree). You…[go]
wrote: TSA does not mean he is a federal agent. His authority (What little he has) ends when he leaves airport grounds. Last I checked, Great American Ball Park was not…[go]
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I’ve removed the SEB donation buttons. - (2)
“Spore” gets a shitload of 1 star ratings due to DRM. - (4)
TSA worker claims he’s a “Federal Agent” to police. They arrest him anyway. - (2)
It’s a good thing I brought my laptop to work with me… - (11)
“Spore” hits store shelves today. - (9)
A medical use for Marijuana that may be too important to ignore. - (5)
Kudos to high school student William Sleaster. - (8)
SEB Mailbag: Second take on the FBI Nigerian email scam. - (19)
Global warming? Bah, it’s just God tilting the Earth. - (26)
ArsTechnica covers the “Penny Arcade Expo (PAX08).” - (1)
Not sure about YOU… but I want nothing to do with “Game Spy”. Maybe it’s the name or the lousy pings on got on there the one time I tried it. Give me a game that runs on a public server or a LAN game, any day.