Atari isn’t just stopping updates to NWN.  That would be understandable even with the modest sales it still offers with NWN2 around the corner.
The low blow proffered in the title, though, is their cancelling of all premium content modules.  Premium content modules which cost little to produce and must be reaping a fairly good return.
Really, […]

It’s been a while, but I’ve finally dusted off my writing keyboard and cracked out the first in a weekly series of Linux gaming articles.  First up, I’ve got Triplex Invaders, Maniadrive, and Lost Labyrinth.
If you’re interested in Linux games, PCBurn will be running a couple of game reviews on commercial releases in the near […]

Honestly, Cold War is one of the best Beta pieces of software I’ve ever been involved with.  The game’s a treat, and there aren’t all that many bugs in the software.
None of the bugs I have run into have affected gameplay about a third of the way through.  Kudos go to the folks at Linux […]

Bitch and ye shall receive, apparently.  Directly after complaining that game outlets aren’t free enough with those pre- or review products and PCBurn I got accepted on the latest LGP Beta test.  So naturally I’ll post about the experience when the game is actually released.
Since it *is* in fact a Beta, I’ll keep mum on […]

So there are a few new games over at Tux Games. Northland is from the Runesoft and X2: The Threat was published by Linux Game Publishing.
And we’re finally getting them in to review over at PCBurn! Normally I don’t bother with the Linux releases because they’re so delayed from their Windows brethren.
Breaking that […]

Cuscus is good stuff.  It’s tasty, especially with Mediteranean spices.
Alienware PC might not be that good.  More a personal single experience thing, but my sister got a PC from them on her birthday from her husband.  Now, normally he’d spec out the PC himself but things have been a bit busy and he no doubt […]

JMke over at Madshrimps shot me a quick note that the X1800GTO from ATI has a hack available to turn it into a X1800XL like card by freeing up an extra 8 pipelines or so. Normally I’d cover stuff like that over at PCBurn but unfortunately they don’t have a bloody Linux driver for […]

There’s nothing quite like deciding your peltier driven phased cooling kit just doesn’t have enough oomph anymore.  That’s just what this guy over at MadShrimps did, so he decided to rip it apart and make a few modifications for efficiency.
With a little re-engineering his old kit was made new, and now it’s freezing even the […]