Well boys and girls, it’s come to my attention that the amount of people wanting an arcade cabinet is growing, so I figured I would tell you the what’s what about arcade cabinets.
First, you need to cover finding a cabinet that is either a prime candidate to go in your living room, or a nice project for the weekends. These things aren’t nearly as complicated as they seem and anyone with basic computer knowledge can work on one.
To start out you need to figure out what you want to […]
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Every event features a group of death where players who should all make it out of group play won’t. Only two players can advance, leaving no room for error. In the GOMTV Star Invitational StarCraft tournament, one slip up–a mis-struck key, a poorly micro’d unit–could be the downfall and an early end to any member of Group B.
Cast of Characters
Name: Jae-Dong Lee
Alias: n.Die_Jaedong
Race: Zerg
Team: Lecaf OZ
Strength: Jaedong’s stock has been rising as of late. Fans believe he will fill sAviOr’s shoes as a Zerg superstar. Jaedong […]
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The GomTV Star Invitational kicks off on Feb. 17, starting with Group A. The tournament features 16 of Korea’s most elite in the StarCraft universe. Players begin in a group stage, with the top two in each group advancing to the elimination brackets. While every player has a reputation to maintain, only one can emerge as victor.
The Stars of Group A:
Name: Ma Jae-Yoon
Alias: sAviOr[gm]
Race: Zerg
Team: CJ Entus
Strengths: sAviOr needs little introduction. […]
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The gaming press from all over the world has voted for Players and Revelations of 2007 in Counter-Strike, Warcraft 3 and Quake 4. For the first time in the award’s history, two players will share an award.
The Player of the Year in Counter-Strike is Filip “NEO” Kubski from Meet Your Makers. He won two out of three of the most prestigious tournaments in 2007 with PGS Gaming and performed very well for the large part of the year. He received 37 points, 10 more than Patrick […]
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Every year, GGL invites several prominent e-Sports coverage sites to vote for the e-Sports Players of the Year. The categories cover three e-Sports games with long traditions and histories: Quake (in this case, Quake 4), Warcraft III and Counter-Strike 1.6.
Each voter (or site) selects three players from every category and assigns them a rank from 1-3. Rank 1 receives 5 points, Rank 2 receives 3 points, and Rank 3 receives 1 point. At the end of the voting process, the points are tallied and the winners are announced. You can […]
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GGL’s Reid Landeen translated this GGL China article.
World of Warcraft had a tumultuous 2007 in China, with the release of The Burning Crusade expansion and addition of many new players. Here’s a journal-style rundown of the year for TBC in China and around the world.
Jan. 16, 2007
World of Warcraft’s first expansion, The Burning Crusade, ships to North America and Europe.
March 8, 2007
Blizzard Entertainment announced today that WoW’s expansion (The Burning Crusade) has […]
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Epileptic Gaming’s djWHEAT is no stranger to modding his gaming hardware, but the Rock Band instruments pushed him over the edge.
Driven mad by the lack of quality control that went into creating this hardware, WHEAT has resolved to show the world how to easily fix it once and for all. Up first: the drum pedal, which is known to break in two due to its use of cheap plastic.
Many of you out there already know that there are replacement metal pedals for sale on eBay. Wheat […]
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GGL’s Reid Landeen translated this article from its original source.

2007 wasn’t exactly a very good year, as far as China’s e-Sports tournaments were concerned; most people still view the scene as being in its infancy. Perhaps it is bound to falter a bit after flourishing, only to be followed by more booming growth.
The same thing happened before, where after China’s e-Sports’ tournaments in 2005 fell into a major rut, 2006 welcomed a total blowout. This was thanks to the nation-wide establishment of high standards, causing […]
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Translated by Victor Zhou

During 2007, immeasurable changes and conflicts in the Chinese Counter-Strike community made e-Sports, which stands at a crossroads, a difficult community to be in. Lots of pro clans disbanded, traditional events became depressing, the effect of the Champion Gaming Series altered the atmosphere of CS and made people cry “Gloomy 2007.” In that environment, Chinese eSports grew slowly.
The changes in wNv and the rise of new powerhouses were among the biggest issues in 2007.
Jan. 23, 2007
As is known to all, wNv has never stopped changing its lineup since […]
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It was a big year for videogaming – the console war began to cool down, some great games were released, World of Warcraft was expanded, and Jack Thompson is facing disbarment.
Here are my picks for top gaming news stories of 2007.

Mar. 14: Games for Windows – LIVE launches
There are a few problems with Microsoft’s PC-based version of Xbox Live. For one thing, it costs money – PC gamers didn’t have to deal with that issue until now. Second, […]
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Okay, not really. The best year ever for geeks was 1977, because Star Wars, Close Encounters and the Atari 2600 all came out that year.
But it was a really good year to be a geek. Here are some of the top events, in no particular order, that made 2007 great.
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Okay, so it wasn’t the worst year ever in gaming. That was 2001. But a lot of stupid shit went down in 2007.
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