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  • Getting Users To See Your Content

     You may not realize this, but webmasters have more control over users than you may think. To be more specific, you can direct where a user looks on their screen with 100% accuracy. For websites that depend upon advertising revenue, we can do this by controlling four main aspects of the website design.More

  • Top 5 Time Pressed Games

     Are you pressed for time? Are you too busy to really sit down and play Halo 3, but you've got some downtime and want something small, quick, and fun to pass the time? These time pressed games might just fit your needs!More

  • Questions To Ask While Purchasing A Game

     There are many games out there clamoring for your hard earned money. They all try to dazzle you with fancy artwork, big name stars, and amazing graphics; but, what makes a game fun and what makes a game look good are two separate things.The majority of your purchases will be dictated by what type of game you prefer.More

  • Free FPS: Sauerbraten

     Sauerbraten (AKA Cube 2) is a free online multiplayer first person shooter. OK, so maybe the name doesn't roll off your tongue, and perhaps the idea of a free first person shooter isn't original; but, Sauerbraten offers something most free games don't have: an active online community that you can play against 24/7.The main "selling point" of this game is that it has an active community.More

  • Free MMORPG: Daimonin

     Action, adventure, mystery, quests, and kobolds -- lots and lots of kobolds. In a phrase, that is Daimonin, a free MMORPG; but, don't let the price fool you: this game is fun and addictive.To be fair, Daimonin isn't World of Warcraft.More

  • Wii Wins

     So, we got our grubby little hands on a Wii yesterday, and I have to admit that I'm very impressed.Of course, I'm not impressed with the raw horsepower (as Microsoft and Sony soundly thrash the Wii in that department). Instead, I'm more impressed with the overall product: it's sleek, elegant, well presented, and a joy to behold.More