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Borderlands Split-Screen Co-Op: A Married Man's Story

28.11.2009 02:12    dailygame.net
It didn't happen overnight, but Borderlands has found its way into one man's co-op sessions with The Mrs.
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Borderlands Split-Screen Co-Op: A Married Man's Story


Pre-Purchase Zombie Driver - Save 10%

28.11.2009 01:57    steampowered.com
Fight your way through the streets of a zombie infested city to save the survivors of a disastrous chemical accident that changed most of the city's population into mindless brain hungry monsters. Pre-Purchase and save 10%.
Pre-Purchase Zombie Driver - Save 10%

Left 4 Dead 2 Update Released

28.11.2009 01:57    steampowered.com
Updates to Left 4 Dead 2 have been released. The updates will be applied automatically when your Steam client is restarted. The major changes include:Left 4 Dead 2Updated stats collection and related steam pagesFixed issue where players could be stuck
Left 4 Dead 2 Update Released

King Arthur - The Role-playing Wargame Update Released

28.11.2009 01:57    steampowered.com
Updates to King Arthur - The Role-playing Wargame have been released. The updates will be applied automatically when your Steam client is restarted.
King Arthur - The Role-playing Wargame Update Released


The Steam Early Holiday - Friday's Deals

28.11.2009 01:57    steampowered.com
The rolls on to Friday. The sale features a new line-up of select games at deep discounts for one day each - through Monday. Here are Friday's discounts - you have 24 hours to take advantage of these deals before
The Steam Early Holiday - Friday's Deals

Microsoft enables Silverlight video streaming to iPhones

28.11.2009 01:11    arstechnica.com
At PDC 2009, Microsoft demonstrated Silverlight video streaming to an iPhone. While Microsoft user experience platform manager Brian Goldfarb said that Microsoft "worked with Apple" to make it happen, don't expect plug-ins for Mobile Safari to start flooding the App
Microsoft enables Silverlight video streaming to iPhones

Apple releases iTunes LP and Extras specs, TuneKit SDK

28.11.2009 01:11    arstechnica.com
It appears the was indeed unfounded. As promised last month, Apple has for its Cocktail extended digital content format, aka iTunes LP for music and iTunes Extras for video content.Along with the relevant specifications, Apple has released a series of
Apple releases iTunes LP and Extras specs, TuneKit SDK

Let's talk about sex... in video games

28.11.2009 01:11    arstechnica.com
These days, video games and controversy are old friends. Unsurprisingly, the biggest controversies seem to arise whenever the topic of sex in video games appears in the public forum. Whenever the topic rears its ugly head, critics come out of
Let's talk about sex... in video games

FCC posts "Help Wanted" for white spaces database managers

28.11.2009 01:11    arstechnica.com
In another significant leap forward in the Federal Communications Commission's campaign to get unlicensed broadband, or "white space" devices, into the market, the FCC says that it is now accepting proposals from companies that want to run the databases that
FCC posts "Help Wanted" for white spaces database managers

Military wins small battle in war against counterfeit chips

28.11.2009 01:10    arstechnica.com
The US Department of Justice [PDF] today that a California man has pled guilty to trafficking counterfeit computer chips to the US military. Neil Fehaly agreed to cooperate with the government as part of his plea deal, and he faces
Military wins small battle in war against counterfeit chips

How PC gamers can be heard (hint: not by threats of piracy)

28.11.2009 01:10    arstechnica.com
Have you ever met a PC gamer in person? Your experiences may be different than mine, but they tend to resemble normal human beings. Some may even live in your very home. Most of my friends are PC gamers, and
How PC gamers can be heard (hint: not by threats of piracy)

HandBrake goes 64-bit, adds many improvements

28.11.2009 01:10    arstechnica.com
After a year without any updates, the developers responsible for the popular video transcoder Handbrake of the open-source software. With such a small change in the version number, it would be easy to assume that there isn't much new in
HandBrake goes 64-bit, adds many improvements

Sony still subsidizing US military supercomputer efforts

28.11.2009 01:10    arstechnica.com
Consumers aren't the only ones enjoying the PlayStation 3's recent price drop. The US military has announced plans to buy 2,200 more of the game consoles, so that they can massively beef up the processing power of an existing, PS3-based
Sony still subsidizing US military supercomputer efforts

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