Filed under: FPS, RPG, Simulation, Strategy, Starcraft II
Things in StarCraft II land have calmed down a bit but there’s still some excitement in the air about the game and about other Computer game developments:
- You can now purchase and download the StarCraft II soundtrack via iTunes for $9.99.
- Is this a teaser site for Irrational Games’ next title?
- AMD has released the new 10.7 ATI Radeon Catalyst graphics drivers.
- Steam has a sale of Everquest and all of its expansion packs in one bundle for $14.99.
- Steam also has Trainz Simulator 2010 on sale.
- Impulse has added some of Bethesda Softworks’ older games to its line-up, although don’t expect Fallout New Vegas to be added thanks to its use of Steamworks.
- Direct2Drive offers a playable Federation Ferengi as a free bonus if you get Star Trek Online from them.
- You can now watch that Ghost Recon Alpha live action teaser trailer on GameTrailers.com.
- Medal of Honor and Linkin Park? Apparently so.
- Just watch this. It’s funny.
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Wed, Jul 28, 2010
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