Just popping onto FilePlanet today is a download for the Enemy Territory: Quake Wars Public Beta. Spaces are limited to only 60,000 slots, so if youre into the idea of beta testing what could be one of this years biggest PC games you might want to check it out.
Stephen Leicht took advantage of Carl Edwards’ late wreck to win for the first time in the Busch Series, passing fellow rookie Brad Coleman with 13 laps left and holding on Saturday night in the Meijer 300 at Kentucky Speedway.
The record book says Tiger Woods hasn’t come from behind to win a major. Sunday at Oakmont seems like a chance to change that.
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Host since 1877 to one of the most tradition-laden of sporting events, from the grass courts to the all-white attire, the All England Lawn Tennis Club has been doing its best lately to keep up with the changing times.
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There were a few unusual moments on Saturday during an exhibition basketball game featuring 11-foot rims.
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Sony’s PR department has got to be one of the oddest places in the world to work: what other job requires doing damage control over accusations of running a racist marketing campaign and apologizing to the Church of England about violent video games in the same breath? Well, the latter is the current situation report from the whole “Resistance: Fall of Man level being set in Manchester Cathedral” brouhaha. Apparently, the company and the Church are going to sit down and discuss the Church’s demands — how much the company will be donating, and whether there will be a recall of the game — with the background of Sony sincerely apologizing to anyone that was offended by the depiction. In light of this controversy, the embarrassment from asking a Church “can we make a video game where we shoot aliens inside this Cathedral?” would have been far less damaging than all this negative publicity: next time Sony, just ask permission!
[Via Joystiq]
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Sony’s PR department has got to be one of the oddest places in the world to work: what other job requires doing damage control over accusations of running a racist marketing campaign and apologizing to the Church of England about violent video games in the same breath? Well, the latter is the current situation report from the whole “Resistance: Fall of Man level being set in Manchester Cathedral” brouhaha. Apparently, the company and the Church are going to sit down and discuss the Church’s demands — how much the company will be donating, and whether there will be a recall of the game — with the background of Sony sincerely apologizing to anyone that was offended by the depiction. In light of this controversy, the embarrassment from asking a Church “can we make a video game where we shoot aliens inside this Cathedral?” would have been far less damaging than all this negative publicity: next time Sony, just ask permission!
[Via Joystiq]
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Office Depot Featured Gadget: Xbox 360 Platinum System Packs the power to bring games to life!
Brandon Watson extended his hitting streak to 42 games, tying a 95-year-old International League record with two hits to help the Columbus Clippers beat the Ottawa Lynx 5-4 on Saturday.