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» HOT DEALS over on Steam! |
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Dec 04, 2012 - 1:21 AM - by TheGeekRedneck
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HOT DEALS:
Steam is having a huge sale right now in celebration of the launch of their new 'Big Picture' mode. You'll find that several titles are 75% off for the next couple of days, namely games that play good on a PC connected to a large display and have good gamepad support.
http://www.steampowered.com/
Some good deals I spotted were:
Portal 2
Left 4 Dead 1 and 2
Sonic: Generations (and the awesome Casino Nights DLC too)
Magicka and DLC
Alan Wake and expansions
Geometry Wars
Braid
Warhammer 40K and tons of expansions
I think I'll be picking up Sonic Generations for sure and maybe L4D finally if the wallet can take it...
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» Logitech G710+ Mechanical Keyboard |
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Oct 24, 2012 - 10:10 PM - by Overwheat
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You read right, Logitech is finally hopping onto the Mechanical Keyboard bandwagon with their newest entry into the G Series line. The keyboard will be released Monday, October 29th for $149.99. Check out the spec's page and video below.
Product Page
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» Black Mesa: Source finally gearing up for public release? |
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Sep 02, 2012 - 11:37 AM - by TheGeekRedneck
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A countdown timer has appeared on the Black Mesa: Source homepage. Could they finally be readying themselves for an actual public release? 
According to rumors floating about the often delayed and much anticipated mod turned total conversion turned whatever will actually be released for public download starting September 14th, 2012. However sources close to the mod say that only 14 of 18 episodes will be included in the initial release, basically stopping at the Xen levels. (Fine by me, I hated the Xen levels anyway...)
If you've been living under a rock or something for the last decade, Black Mesa: Source (aka 'Black Mesa') is a complete remake of Valve Software's 1998 groundbreaking first person sci-fi shooter "Half-Life". Far from just a simple port, Black Mesa: Source is the original story re-told with maps, models, and audio completely re-created from the ground up by a 40 person team who are devoted fans of the original game. The source-based 'total conversion mod' has been 'in development' since it's initial announcement in 2004 and has often been chastized for delays, lack of progress updates, and has even won awards for it's 'vaporware' status.
Here, let the eye candy tell the story:
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