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Archived News:
Steam News announces that you can get
Age of
Wonders III for free to keep for a limited time to celebrate the
upcoming release of
Age of Wonders: Planetfall. Word is: "To celebrate the upcoming release of
Planetfall, we're giving Age of Wonders 3 away for free on Steam! As an added
bonus, anyone who downloads Age of Wonders 3 for free during this time will get
a 10% discount on Age of Wonders: Planetfall Premium Edition. The offer is valid
from 11-15th of July, so get it while you can!" Here's a refresher on AoW3:
Age of Wonders III is the long anticipated sequel to the award-winning
strategy series. Delivering a unique mix of Empire Building, Role Playing and
Warfare, Age of Wonders III offers the ultimate in turn-based fantasy strategy
for veterans of the series and new players alike!
Bethesda
tweets that Wolfenstein: Youngblood and its VR counterpart
Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot are gold. They point the way to
this post for PC specifications and preload details: Free the streets
of Paris from Nazi control in both Wolfenstein: Youngblood and Wolfenstein:
Cyberpilot.
In Youngblood you’ll be able to buddy up with another person and play as BJ
Blazkowicz’s twin daughters, Jess and Soph, as they fight to find their missing
father and kick Nazi ass along the way. Cyberpilot is a standalone VR experience
that sees you taking on the role of a Resistance hacker turning the Nazis’ own
war machines against them. Wolfenstein: Youngblood and Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot
both launch on July 26. Youngblood will be available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4,
PC and Nintendo Switch, and Cyberpilot will launch on PC and PlayStation 4.
Below you’ll find the full PC specs for both games, as well as preload details.
PRELOAD INFORMATION FOR YOUNGBLOOD & CYBERPILOT
- Xbox One – Preload will begin on July 23 at 8:00am
ET
- PlayStation 4 – Preload will begin 48 hours before
launch in your territory
- Steam/BNET – Preload will begin on July 23 at
1:00pm ET
Wolfenstein: Youngblood and Cyberpilot will unlock at midnight on July 26 in
your region.
WOLFENSTEIN: YOUNGBLOOD PC SPECS
MINIMUM SETTINGS
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Win7, 8.1, or 10 (64-Bit versions)
Processor: AMD FX-8350/Ryzen 5 1400 or Intel Core i5-3570/i7-3770
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GTX 770 4GB (Current available GPU GTX1650) or AMD equivalent
Storage: 40 GB available space
RECOMMENDED SETTINGS
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Win7, 8.1, or 10 64-Bit
Processor: AMD FX-9370/Ryzen 5 1600X or Intel Core i7-4770
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB (Current available GPU RTX2060) or AMD equivalent
Storage: 40 GB available space
WOLFENSTEIN: CYBERPILOT PC SPECS
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Valve offers a look at what they're cooking up by opening up the doors to the
Steam Labs. This unveils "experiments," works in progress which will not necessarily succeed
in the long run. The first three of these are:
Micro Trailers,
the
Interactive Recommender, and
Automatic Show.
Micro Trailers "are six-second looping videos designed to quickly inform viewers
about titles on Steam with a presentation that's easy to skim." The Automatic
Show is a bot-generated entertainment program. Finally the
Interactive Recommender is a new recommendation engine.
This last one seems to hold the most promise, as they offer
a separate news post with
extensive details on its operation. Here's an explanation on how they hope this
might improve upon previous ways of generating game recommendations: Recommendations
on Steam
Rather than introducing a big change to the way customized recommendations are
determined on Steam, we’re introducing this new recommender as an experiment
customers can seek out and try. This will help us get better usage data while
avoiding any sudden shifts that we know can be frustrating for customers and
developers who are accustomed to Steam. Should the interactive recommender or
related experiments prove useful, we’ll share an update before rolling out any
big changes to the way Steam recommends titles to people. The data driving
Popular, New, and Trending is different from that of the Discovery Queue, this
new recommender, and so on. We view this new interactive recommender as one
discovery element among many, and look forward to introducing more ways to
connect customers with interesting content and developers.
Recommendations and new games
New games in a system such as this one have a chicken-and-egg effect known as
the "cold start" problem. The model can't recommend games that don't have
players yet, because it has no data about them. It can react quite quickly, and
when re-trained it picks up on new releases with just a few days of data. That
said, it can't fill the role played by the Discovery Queue in surfacing brand
new content, and so we view this tool to be additive to existing mechanisms
rather than a replacement for them.
Why it works for short games
The recommender knows that there are great short-form games you can finish in an
hour, and those you'll play for thousands. Your playtime data is normalized to
reflect the distribution of playtime in each game, ensuring that all games are
on an equal footing.
No need for developer optimization
Sometimes, computer-driven discovery makes creators focus on optimizing for "The
Algorithm" rather than customers. You might ask, how is this any different? We
designed the recommender to be driven by what players do, not by extrinsic
elements like tags or reviews. The best way for a developer to optimize for this
model is to make a game that people enjoy playing. While it's important to
supply users with useful information about your game on its store page, you
shouldn't agonize about whether tags or other metadata will affect how a
recommendations model sees your game.
Private Division and V1 Interactive announce Disintegration, a sci-fi
first-person shooter. This is a preliminary reveal, with a full announcement to
come next month at Gamescom. Target platforms are among the details they are not
getting into for now, so we don't know for sure yet whether this is coming to PC
or not. An Announce Teaser
offers a first look, and the announcement has all we know about this so far:
Private Division and V1 Interactive today announced Disintegration, an
upcoming sci-fi, first-person shooter that will be fully unveiled next month at
gamescom 2019. Disintegration is the debut title from V1 Interactive, the
independent development studio co-founded in 2014 by Marcus Lehto, former
creative director at Bungie and co-creator of Halo.
“The opportunity to create not only a new game, but this entire studio has been
exhilarating,” said Marcus Lehto, President and Game Director at V1 Interactive.
“It is great to be able to share what this amazing team has been working on, and
we can’t wait to introduce this new game that our team is building to the world
next month.”
“We’re lucky enough to work with someone like Marcus, a gaming icon whose
creativity has influenced an entire industry,” said Michael Worosz, Executive
Vice President and Head of Private Division. “We’ve been with Marcus and the V1
Interactive team since the studio’s inception and have seen the organization
grow its talent base throughout our partnership. As such, we have high
confidence in Disintegration, and cannot wait to introduce it as another unique
experience that further enhances the Private Division lineup.”
Disintegration will be available in calendar year 2020, during Take-Two’s fiscal
year 2021 (April 1, 2020 to March 31, 2021). Disintegration is not yet rated by
the ESRB. For more information, subscribe on YouTube, follow on Twitter, become
a fan on Facebook, and visit
www.disintegrationgame.com.
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Activision offers first details on multiplayer support for Call of Duty:
Modern Warfare with the announcement of a two-versus-two mode called
Gunfight that will be part of the next installment in the shooter series. This
is just the start, as they say this "is only a fraction of the full, online
multiplayer experience," promising a full multiplayer game reveal for August
1st. On a related note, Activision also informs us of a preorder bonus for
Modern Warfare that will unlock Captain Price as a playable character in Call
of Duty: Black Ops 4's Blackout mode. Naturally this is coming to PS4 first:
"Pre-order any version of Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare® and immediately unlock
the classic version of Captain Price as a playable character in Blackout! The
character will be playable on PlayStation 4 today, with other platforms to
follow on July 18." The
Activision Blog has details on Gunfight mode as well as their plans to
show off more next month. We also have the following announcement with more: A
new generation of Call of Duty® multiplayer is coming. Mark your calendars for
Thursday, August 1, when Activision and Infinity Ward will reveal the
multiplayer universe of Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare®. Recently named “Best
Online Multiplayer” by Game Critics Awards Best of E3 2019, Modern Warfare
multiplayer delivers a game-changing online experience.
As players enlist in the heart-racing Modern Warfare story, multiplayer
continues the experience as players head online into the ultimate playground for
the global balance of power. Featuring unified progression across modes, Modern
Warfare seeks to unite the community with plans to support cross-play across
platforms and the removal of the traditional season pass in order to deliver a
greater mix of more free maps, content and community events post-launch.
Moments ago, fans got the first glimpse of the game’s new 2 vs. 2 Gunfight mode,
which is only a fraction of the full, online multiplayer experience in Modern
Warfare. Shown live on Twitch, Gunfight delivers a new level of quick-action,
close-quarters duo-based combat that is a blast to play and to watch.
Tune-in August 1st to Twitch.tv/CallofDuty for the full reveal of the Modern
Warfare Multiplayer Universe and deep look at gameplay coming to fans at launch.
In the meantime, fans can follow latest information on Call of Duty: Modern
Warfare’s multiplayer on @CallofDuty
and @InfinityWard on Twitter,
Instagram and
Facebook.
Professor Lupo and his Horrible Pets is now available
on Steam, offering a frenetic puzzle/adventure game for Windows and macOS.
This is also available for Switch as can be seen in the
launch trailer. Word
is there is a launch discount as well as a loyalty discount for BeautiFun
customers: "As a special launch promotion, a 15% discount will be available on
Steam for the first week after launch and buyers of Professor Lupo will gain a
75% discount on BeautiFun’s previous title, the award-winning Nihilumbra. Anyone
curious about Lupo’s den of creatures can check out a free demo on both of the
available platforms." Here's word: In Professor Lupo and his Horrible Pets you play as the professor’s personal
Intern in the aftermath of a catastrophic attack on Lupo’s deep space menagerie.
The professor’s creatures are bloodthirsty and dangerous, with cuddly exteriors
that belie their murderous intent. You will have to outwit these beasts;
learning their behavior and using the environment to survive. 100 unique puzzle
levels await you as a cast of quirky characters with original art and
fully-voiced dialogue offer advice, banter, and threats in equal measure.
Professor Lupo and His Horrible Pets Key Features
- Puzzle-adventure game strongly focused on the
narrative!
- Learn the aliens’ behavior: use them in your
favor!
- 100 levels, collectible items and replayability:
12+ hours of gameplay!
- Distinctive English voice-overs for each
character!
- A new hit from the creators of multi-award winning
game Nihilumbra!
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Developer PixelNAUTS Games offers a new
Space Pirates Trailer
for LOST ORBIT: Terminal Velocity. They say the game will come to
Steam next week for Windows, macOS, and Linux, and we have to admit to
surprise, as we thought this was to be a console-only release. Now that our
misconception is cleared up, we turn to the announcement for more on the new
trailer and the game itself: In honor of next week's release of LOST
ORBIT: Terminal Velocity, developer PixelNAUTS Games is giving a first look into
the game's space pirate enemies with the following new gameplay trailer.
Watch as pirates chase down our hero Harrison in a massive ship, blast lasers at
him, and set mines and other traps to make space travel even more perilous.
LOST ORBIT: Terminal Velocity will be available July 16th for the first time
ever on Xbox One and Nintendo Switch, as well as on PlayStation 4 and Steam (PC,
Mac, Linux) for $9.99 USD.
In LOST ORBIT: Terminal Velocity, you blast off into the emptiness of space and
embark on an epic journey filled with space pirates, orbital boosts, deadly
asteroids and more. The definitive version of the fast-paced, dodge ‘em up game,
you will boost, swim, bounce, leap, smash and teleport your way through a myriad
of obstacles in a desolate yet beautiful galaxy as you struggle to find your way
back to civilization. Armed with only an improvised set of equipment and a
relentless spirit, you will need to survive 65 intense levels across 5 systems,
and confront not only your mortality, but also what lurks in the darkness. To
aid in your travels, you must upgrade your abilities and employ fast-thinking
skills to complete the interstellar journey alive.
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New Picnic Panic DLC is now available for The Messenger, offering free content
for this indie action game. This is available on
GOG.com and
Steam, so
we hope you like ants, because this is how you get ants. Here's a
Launch Trailer and
here are some details: The Messenger's epic story continues on in a
summer vacation DLC full of tropical action! On Voodkin Island, the demon
Barma’thazël captured helpless little creatures to use them in his dark rituals.
Only the heroic Messenger can save them now in a vacation-meets-rescue-mission
adventure!
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Independent developer Cosmoscope is reworking the Switch version of Morphies
Law, announcing this updated version of their third-person shooter will come to
Steam on
July 30th, and will support cross-platform play with the Switch edition. The
Release Date Trailer
offers a look at gameplay, and the announcement has more details on this game
where size definitely matters: Morphies Law is centered around a simple rule: hit somebody and you grow, get
hit and you shrink. Your mass-stealing morphing robot, your Morphie, has limbs
that grow or shrink individually based on taking or giving hits. The size of
your body parts don’t only affect how easy it is to hit you, but also your
abilities like movement and special skills called Plugins. Every map has its own
mechanic that also interacts with the mass of your character, giving even more
depth to this integral system. Custom weapons, skins, and loadouts add even more
to create an incredibly deep, singular experience centered around stealing mass.
“We’re extremely happy to be bringing our game to Steam and a newly updated
version to the Switch. We believe that gamers will love the twist that we’ve
added on to shooter combat and the extensive customization options we’ve put in
the game.”, says Jonathan, some guy at Cosmoscope.
Morphies Law Key Features
- Morphing robots: the Morphies have 8 body parts that grow and shrink
individually, and each body part has a direct effect on your actions.
- Plugins for your body: each body part has a unique Plugin to help you
change your strategy. Unlock new Plugins to create new strategies.
- Make your own weapons: you can unlock weapon parts and combine them at
will to make the perfect weapon for you!
- Unique game modes: mass-based game modes with different goals but with
one thing in common: size always matters more than kills!
- Maps with unique features: every map has an unique mass-related feature
that'll make it different from the rest!
- Customize your Morphie: make your Morphie truly unique! You can choose
from premade options, make your own custom ones and much more!
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- Overwatch
Developer Update - July 2019 Update. "In this quick update, Game
Director Jeff Kaplan talks about changes to the release schedule, some
incoming quality of life features, and Overwatch’s improved cheat detection
system."
Psychonauts 2 is being delayed, and the platformer sequel is now expected next
year, announces
Double Fine. They offer a spoonful of sugar to help this medicine go down
with the reassurance that despite a switch of publisher to the studio's new
owner Microsoft, the game will still be coming to all announced platforms,
including PlayStation 4. They also share the
First Gameplay Trailer
that they debuted at E3. Here's word: As you just saw, E3 kicked off with
us sneaking into the Microsoft press briefing to adorn Phil Spencer in a
Psychonauts shirt. We then snuck past Keanu to announce that we would be joining
Xbox Game Studios, and that Psychonauts 2 would be published by Microsoft
(instead of Starbreeze) as a first party title. Now, before anyone panics! We
have confirmed that we will be able to honor Psychonauts 2 for every platform
that we have already promised here, and that includes bringing the game to
PlayStation 4!
There really shouldn’t be too many other noticeable changes for you at all, at
least not for a while...with one notable exception: We’re now targeting next
year for release. We know it’s always disappointing when you have to wait a bit
longer, but we also know that you are an amazing, supportive bunch, who - just
like us - want the game to be as good as possible. So we’re hopeful you’ll
understand! <3
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Save 20% on EARTH DEFENSE FORCE 5 is now available
on
Steam, offering a Windows version of the latest installment in this
alien-infested third-person shooter series.
A new trailer
celebrates the release, and the announcement explains what's new this time
around. Would you like to know more? Developed by SANDLOT, EARTH DEFENSE
FORCE 5 continues traditions set by the wildly popular series. Since it first
launched in 2003 for the PlayStation®2 console, the EDF series has earned a
reputation for its relentless third-person wave shooter gameplay with tons of
enemies on-screen, its wide array of unique classes, weapons, loadout
combinations, and its charming B-movie dialogue and settings with cities under
siege by giant, out of the world creatures.
This focus on delivering an overwhelming scale of enemies and a sense of
exhilaration continues with EARTH DEFENSE FORCE 5, featuring the most detailed
enemy models featured in the series to-date with breakable limbs and body parts
and more advanced AI behavior.
Packed with tons of content and high replay value, EARTH DEFENSE FORCE 5
delivers over 100 missions with five levels of difficulties to choose from for
each mission. Including more than 1,000 weapons and armaments to unlock, it also
offers players four unique classes to master, allowing players to approach
mission goals and objectives in a variety of ways. Classes include the Ranger, a
well-rounded infantry soldier, the Wing Diver, a highly mobile air unit, the
Fencer, a heavy weapons unit with thick armor, and the Air Raider, a support
focused class with the ability to call in various air support types like
vehicles, orbital air strikes, and missile barrages. With multiple options for
multiplayer, EARTH DEFENSE FORCE 5 also offers up to four-player online co-op as
well as offline couch co-op, supporting up to two players via split-screen.
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Field of Glory: Empires is now available on
GOG.com
and Steam, offering a 4X strategy game that adds a new twist to the genre with
the ability to export your battles into
Field of Glory II. A recent
video squeezes everything AGEod wants you to know about this into just over
two minutes, but if you're too rushed for time for that you can just speed-read
the announcement: From the sunny beaches of Carthage to the frozen limits
of the world in Caledonia, from the Iberic Peninsula to the exotic empires of
the east: are you ready to conquer all known world?
Field of Glory: Empires, AGEod's new Grand Strategy 4X game, is now available on
digital stores. Choose one of the over 70 factions, each with its own set of
traits and units, and forge an immortal empire able to survive the test of time.
But beware: every time you conquer a new province, the "decadence" factor rises.
No kingdom is safe, even the mightiest empire will face this challenge, like
Rome did before collapsing.
Field of Glory: Empires is unique also when it's time to fight. Players can
choose between a rapid resolution. watching the entire battle unfold or export
it and play it to
Field of
Glory II. Be like Caesar and lead your legions (or phalanxes, or elephants,
or warbands - your choice!) from the first line, and reverse desperate
situations with few, valiant troops even if totally outnumbered - something
impossible with the typical 4x battle "autoresolve", where only numbers and
maths matter.
You can buy on Steam both games in a special bundle with an awesome 25% discount
on the total - this also means that if you already have Field of Glory II and
you buy Field of Glory: Empires with this bundle, you have immediately a 25%
discount on the new game!
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Blazing Chrome is now available for Windows and consoles, with the PC version
available on GOG.com
and Steam. This allows us to combat a Skynet-style opponent with Contra-style
gameplay for a throwback platformer experience. Here's the
Release Trailer along
with details on the clip and the game: The Arcade Crew has released a
fittingly retro gameplay trailer celebrating humanity’s uprising to properly
introduce the resistance’s two leading warriors; Marva, a resilient soldier
who’s here to chew bubblegum while kicking ass, and Doyle, a robot who’s had a
deadly change of heart.
With a varied arsenal of distinctive weapons, badass pilotable mechs and
vehicles, and unlockable characters to help curb the AI army’s ruthless
oppression, Blazing Chrome plays the way you remember classic action games
feeling. Joymasher’s modern refinements to that satisfying shoot-em-up playstyle
will make scrapping hordes of mechanized foes and skyscraper-sized bosses feel
as comfortable as getting back on that hoverbike you haven’t rode in years.
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Indie developer Spiders and publisher Focus Home Interactive announce a release
date for GreedFall, saying this fantasy role-playing game will land on September
10th for Windows, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4. The news is illustrated by a new
Release Date Announcement
Trailer offering "a glimpse of GreedFall’s mesmerizing world, characters and
secrets." Here's more on what the game will offer: The old world is dying, and its weary population is plagued by a seemingly
unstoppable disease. The only glimmer of hope lies in rumors that a cure may be
found on the recently discovered island of Teer Fradee. Join your cousin,
governor Constantin D’Orsay, alongside various factions with their own
directives and hidden agendas, and journey into a new world seeping with magic.
Will you align yourself with one of the new colonies, or join the natives in
their struggle for liberty?
Player freedom and choice are at the heart of GreedFall, as your decisions
will build friendships, break alliances, diffuse conflicts and shape the future
of the island. Exploring a brave new frontier, your search for lost secrets will
rely on more than just skill in combat. Everything, whether a dialogue option, a
stealthy approach, or even your choice of companion in a given situation may
alter the outcome.
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BANDAI NAMCO announces two cooperative multiplayer modes that will be included
in The Dark Pictures Anthology - Man of Medan when the horror game is released
for Windows and consoles next month. One is a two-player online story mode, and
the other a five player offline Netflix and chill mode. They show off these
modes in a new Multiplayer
Announcement Trailer and provide the following details: BANDAI NAMCO
Entertainment America Inc. today announced that players will be able to team up
to tackle the horrors of The Dark Pictures Anthology - Man of Medan in both
online and offline multiplayer modes:
Shared Story Mode
- Share the story simultaneously with a friend in two-player online co-op
- Both players explore the world, make choices and perform actions that
affect the outcome of the story and the fate of their respective characters
- Traverse scenes through a different perspective from the single-player
experience—sometimes together, sometimes apart—in totally separate scenes
revealing new information, locations and scares
Movie Night Mode
- Play locally in a group of up to five players with one controller, with
each player taking charge of the movement, decisions and choices of one of
the five main characters
- Players can choose between saving themselves, or trying to keep their
friends’ characters alive
- At the end of each playthrough, actions and impacts will be judged –
with achievements & rewards for each player
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3D Realms and 1C Entertainment announce that Ion Fury is the new title of the
game formerly known as Ion Maiden, and the
Early Access
version on Steam already reflects the change. This is to avoid a legal battle with
heavy metal band Iron Maiden, who objected
to the old title. They also reveal August 15th as the official release date for the
shooter, which is built upon the old-school Build Engine that powered Duke Nukem
3D and other titles back in the day.
PC Release Date Trailer
shows how this holds up and the announcement continues this stroll down memory
lane: Ion Maiden, the old-school first-person shooter developed by
Voidpoint and published by 3D Realms and 1C Entertainment, will release under a
new title to avoid legal issues with a certain popular heavy metal band. Ion
Fury fires out of Early Access and 1.0 bursts onto PC August 15, with Nintendo
Switch™, PlayStation® 4 and Xbox One coming later. To celebrate, PC Big
Box-style physical copies are now available for
pre-order.
Shelly “Bombshell” Harrison finally has a deadly date on her calendar with Dr.
Jadus Heskel and his army of cyber-cultists. With signature weapons including
her Loverboy revolver and Bowling Bombs, every cyborg she sees is about four
seconds away from being nothing but gibs n’ gore.
Lovingly crafted in Build engine which powered ‘90s classics such as Duke Nukem
3D, Blood and Shadow Warrior, Ion Fury fuses nostalgic looks with today’s
technology to create the ultimate shooter. Modern features like auto-saves,
improved physics and map interactivity, headshots, widescreen functionality and
controller support, simply weren’t possible back then, but Ion Fury brings the
best of both worlds.
To celebrate the sheer madness of a modern shooter made in the Build engine,
Shelly’s getting the Big Box she deserves. This edition includes a Bowling lBomb-shaped
USB Drive, a poster, a keycard based on the ones Shelly finds in-game, a
making-of booklet, a lanyard, and of course Ion Fury, all for $59.99.
Haven’t played yet, and find that trigger finger is getting itchy? The Digital
Only edition of Ion Fury is available now on Steam Early Access in English, for
$19.99. As the game has doubled in planned scope since its unveiling, the price
will rise to $24.99 one week from today on July 18. Now’s the perfect time to
pick it up and start blasting.
“After careful consideration, we’ve decided to rename our first-person-shooter
“Ion Maiden” to “Ion Fury,” said Mike Nielsen, CEO of 3D Realms. “A lot of
thought went into this, but most importantly it would be a disservice to our
loyal fanbase and the fantastic developers, to drag out a long lawsuit. The
amazing gameplay, interactivity and pure fun, is what makes Ion Fury a great
game. Not the title.”
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Oh thank heaven, it's 7/11. That means today is Slurpee Day, a decidedly
commercial publicity stunt that we acknowledge every year because it's clever,
and because it involves free Slurpees. The
7-Eleven Website has
details on how this works. For all the times I threatened to do so, I've almost
never actually collected on this deal, even though for years we lived just a few
miles from a 7-Eleven. The nearest one to our new home is much farther, but
we're actually planning a trip to our old stomping grounds today to pick up some
mail and such, so I have a chance of invoking a bit of irony if we end up going
to the store near there. Though we do see
a
recent story saying there are now over 60,000 7-Elevens in 17 countries,
apologies to our friends in other locations where this offer will be difficult
or impossible to collect upon. But you only have yourself to blame if you live
somewhere too dignified for convenience stores, not to mention where they write
the date backwards.
R.I.P.:
Willy Wonka star Denise Nickerson who played Violet Beauregarde taken off life
support a year after suffering stroke. Thanks Ant.
R.I.P.:
Jim Bouton, ex-Yankee and 'Ball Four' author, dies.
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