Heads up, Yurpians.

Jan 23

If you have access to it, you MAY want to check out the latest issue of PC Gamer UK that just hit the stands. Wall-to-wall Warhammer, throughout the entire issue.

I’ll see about grabbing some scans later.

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WarCry: Most Anticipated

Jan 22

Woohoo!

We’re WarCry’s Most Anticipated Game of 2008.

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Play more games, save more lives.

Jan 19

I am oddly pleased by this:

Think playing video games is little more than a great way to waste time? Then you haven’t met Paxton Galvanek. Last November, the twenty-eight year-old helped rescue two victims from an overturned SUV on the shoulder of a North Carolina interstate. As the first one on the scene, Galvanek safely removed both individuals from the smoking vehicle and properly assessed and treated their wounds, which included bruises, scrapes, head trauma and the loss of two fingers.

His medical background? None – other than what he’s learned playing as a medic in the computer game America’s Army.

“In the case of this accident, I evaluated the situation and placed priority on the driver of the car who had missing fingers,” he said. “I then recalled that in section two of the medic training, I learned about controlled bleeding. I noticed that the wounded man had severe bleeding that he could not control. I used a towel as a dressing and asked the man to hold the towel on his wound and to raise his hand above his head to lessen the blood flow which allowed me to evaluate his other injuries which included a cut on his head.”

THIS is why healers matter, people.  Suddenly, I feel compelled to pitch a “CPR” career specialization for WAR.

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Google Themes.

Jan 18

I believe someone should create a Google Theme based on WAR.  I would, but I’m busy making WAR.

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Awards Season.

Jan 17

For fans and fan sites, that is.  Get on over to The Greenskin and cast your vote for this year’s Greenys.  In the interest of fairness, I won’t be voting, but feel free to ruthlessly pimp your favorites in the comments here.

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