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There are three new artists who have gone online, two with blogs on blogger. The one is Chris DeSimone and the other is Ben Eoff.
In related news, Tramell Isaac seems to have closed his blog off to public viewing, and Andrew Kerschner is in the process off starting his own site- I think he's still busy designing it at the moment.
http://3dprofessional.blogspot.com/
http://www.andrewkerschner.com/
I’ve published a new article on HubPages, which goes into details about the latest Duke Nukem Forever demo reel that’s been going around the internet lately. It includes my thoughts on it as well as other things which you might like to check out. It's also got a streaming version of the video.http://hubpages.com/hub/The-Duke-Nukem-Forever-Demo-Reel
There's a new DNF video showing off some gameplay footage, which was on http://www.liquidmesh3d.com/, but was taken down. Check out http://www.duke4.net/news.php for more.
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There's more killer DNF art available on blogspot, as two new team members, Mark Skelton, and Randy Forsyth have both posted some artwork. Some of these shots are explicit, so you've been warned!
http://madmanmarkskelton.blogspot.com/
http://www.randyforsyth.blogspot.com/
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There are two challenges and titles on the line:
The 30 hubs in 30 days challenge- the welterweight division,
And the 100 hubs in 30 days challenge- the heavyweight division.
Resources:
http://hubpages.com/_3tzb0unem02ru/HubChallenge
http://hubpages.com/_3tzb0unem02ru/user/new/
http://thekeywordacademy.com/new-make-money-experiment-100-hubs-in-30-days/
http://hubpages.com/_3tzb0unem02ru/profile/Ryan+Hupfer
May 10 Mother's Day (holiday)On this day in gaming, in 2006, SiN Episodes: Emergence was released.
It was the first (and only to date) of a planned nine episodes of episodic released games to continue the story of the original game, SiN. SiN Episodes: Emergence was the first computer game by a major developer to both be produced episodically and delivered over the Internet without the intervention of a publisher, by using Steam.
There will likely be no continuation of the series due to the sale of Ritual, the developer, to MumboJumbo, and the departure of several key employees, including the lead programmer, which all took place years ago.
