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Diablo 3 to Become the Greatest MMORPG of 2012 - 0 views

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    Great game, A+
Beast Marketing

Diablo 3 Dueling - 0 views

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    This is the only and best Diablo 3 dueling and tournament league online today, guaranteed.
Ed Webb

BBC News - Blizzard cuts off Iranian access to World of Warcraft - 0 views

  • "This week, Blizzard tightened up its procedures to ensure compliance with these laws, and players connecting from the affected nations are restricted from access to Blizzard games and services," read the statement. Unfortunately, said Blizzard, the same sanctions meant it could not give refunds to players in Iran or help them move their account elsewhere. "We apologise for any inconvenience this causes and will happily lift these restrictions as soon as US law allows," it added. Although the block on Wow has been imposed by Blizzard, other reports suggest a wider government ban might have been imposed. Players of Wow and other games, including Guild Wars, said when they had tried to log in they had been redirected to a page saying the connection had been blocked because the games promoted "superstition and mythology". Blizzard said it had no information about Iranian government action against online games.
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    Interesting to compare this with those various US moves against Euro banks for trading with various enemies.
Todd Bryant

The Radix Endeavor - 1 views

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    How is it? The "About" page seems a year out of date.
Ed Webb

MMO Monopoly launched on Google | Gaming Ghouls - 0 views

  • A new way to play Monopoly will be launched today on Google; Monopoly City Streets is a MMO where players use Google Maps as the game board to buy up property and try to become the richest one of your friends. The game is supposed to be launching today however at the time of writing this the site has not gone live.
Ed Webb

Thoughts on gaming and learning | TechTicker - 1 views

  • These sorts of enviroments are a fascinating phenomenon to me, not necessarily from the standpoint of the environments themselves, or the experiences they help facilitate, but with the degree of engagement, dedication and time investment that people willingly and independently put into them.
    • Ed Webb
       
      I concur - this has always been my main driver of interest in gaming and education - the sheer energy, focus, and ingenuity people will invest in games.
  • why the obsession with delineating where learning stops and open-ended fun begins? Why must there be a distiction?
    • Ed Webb
       
      My mantra: learning IS fun (i.e.there is no distinction)
    • Bryan Alexander
       
      That's a powerful mantra, Ed. Or even a koan.
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