Monday, May 10, 2004
I'm still catching up on news from the last few days here. So, without further ado...
I dropped by Logan's place mid-last week for a couple of hours to check out City of Heroes, the first superhero MMORPG. I was skeptical about the game because of the noticeable lack of PvP combat and the inability to play villains, but I have to admit I was quite impressed with what I saw. Barely a week out of the gates (at the time), CoH is relatively lag-free, looks quite purty and plays really well. Unfortunately, I can't justify the $50 for the game and the US$15 monthly fee right now. Otherwise, I'd be playing it. Oh yes, while at Logan's, I whipped up my own character on his account (probably deleted by now). Hippy Fire Dude looked way awesome. ;)
One of my favourite newsletters is Daily Gaming News, which is distributed via YahooGroups. Unfortunately, the guy who started it way back in 1999 doesn't have time to do it any more. In fact, the last update was April 25th, but the newsletter hadn't really been daily since March. Well, as if I really need another project, I've taken on the role of Chief Cut 'n' Paster of Daily Gaming News. My suggestion is to sign up. I promise to try to actually make it daily. You can find it here.
I dropped by Logan's place mid-last week for a couple of hours to check out City of Heroes, the first superhero MMORPG. I was skeptical about the game because of the noticeable lack of PvP combat and the inability to play villains, but I have to admit I was quite impressed with what I saw. Barely a week out of the gates (at the time), CoH is relatively lag-free, looks quite purty and plays really well. Unfortunately, I can't justify the $50 for the game and the US$15 monthly fee right now. Otherwise, I'd be playing it. Oh yes, while at Logan's, I whipped up my own character on his account (probably deleted by now). Hippy Fire Dude looked way awesome. ;)
One of my favourite newsletters is Daily Gaming News, which is distributed via YahooGroups. Unfortunately, the guy who started it way back in 1999 doesn't have time to do it any more. In fact, the last update was April 25th, but the newsletter hadn't really been daily since March. Well, as if I really need another project, I've taken on the role of Chief Cut 'n' Paster of Daily Gaming News. My suggestion is to sign up. I promise to try to actually make it daily. You can find it here.
// posted by Chris @ 6:00 PM 
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