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So, it's 1:30am and I have to be up at 6 tommorow. What keeps me going at this hour? It's not drugs or money. The word is DEDICATION. We are working hard to bring our members as much as possible. Let us know what else you would like on this site!

Mexican leaders would like to Ban copies of GRAW 2 because they believe it portrays their residents as hostile.

The game pits american soldgiers against mexican rebels in the year 2014.

Read the full article here:

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6168009.html?om_act=convert&om_clk=newstop&tag=newstop;title;2

I can recall being entranced by the Command and Conquer lineup when I was younger. As I reflect, memories of my brother and I staying up late pitted against each other as the Global Defense Initiative and the Brotherhood of Nod on an old school LAN make me smile.

Since that time the game has evolved along with the technology it runs on. IGN was able to get a sneak peak of this game, which is due to release at the end of the month.

While much of the mechanics and theme remain the same, more time was spent on the fictional storyline of the game. Perhaps this will appeal to RPG players who need more than something to blow up when considering a worthy game purchase.

Check out IGN's comments here:

http://pc.ign.com/articles/773/773587p1.html

-J

I love technology. I have been heavily involved in web and network related technology for about 4 years now and it facinates me to see how things evolve. The stuff I learned 4 years ago is now totally obsolete!

Check out this link that shows the evolution of the mouse.

http://blog.wired.com/wiredphotos62/

Is the flu going around. I have major fatigue today. Maybe it is from staying up and working on this site

Apparently new medal detectors may be revealing more than just metal objects on your person now... In an effort to crack down on terroist plots, airports have implemented medal detectors that give a very revealing depiction of your body to personnel.

Guys, better hope they airport isnt chilly when you go through this thing!

http://www.slate.com/id/2160977?GT1=9231

If your job is like mine, you know what it is like to sit in front of a computer screen for about 80% of your work week. Sometimes you just need a release and http://www.darkfuel.com/ can provide just that.

Not all (if even a small percent) employees have the luxury of havign a video game console in their office. However, we can play old school games that used to bring us to joy. With the help of some talented Flash programmers, Dark Fuel is able to deliver a wealth of entertaining micro games to keep you entertained while waste your company's billable hours.

Check it out!

Call of Juharz, a first person shooter set in the American Wild West, will offically be released for the Xbox 360. The console version was cancelled over a year ago but Ubisoft has decided to go ahead with the release.

What does everyone think of a Wild West First Person shooter? Is it a refreshing change of pace from all the sci fi shoot em ups or is it just plain lame?

Your thoughts?

-J

Apparently, women who play video games get more play and I'm not talking about from their video game console.

Could this be due to all the aggression that is built up from a night of palm sweaty first person shooting? Or maybe it's simply because they are dominated by a primarily male user base and it is just a matter of odds?

Either way, I LIKE IT. I think we need more female gamers, don't you?

Read more here:

http://blog.wired.com/games/2007/02/female_gamers_h.html

-J

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