Dreamfall The Longest Journey

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Codemasters Online Gaming launch second podcast “The COGcast 2.0 ...

Following on from the first hugely successful COGcast, Codemasters Online Gaming is pleased to finally unveil the COGcast 2.0 which is now available from www.thecogcast.com.

The COGcast is a dynamic and informal podcast designed to keep MMORPG players up to date with the latest news on Codemasters Online Gamings portfolio of titles, which includes ArchLord, DUNGEONS & DRAGONS ONLINE: Stormreach, RF Online and The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar.

Hosted by the COG team, the COGcast 2.0 features latest information and news on current and forthcoming games, with this months exclusive highlight being a light-hearted interview between Ed Relf, Director of Marketing and David Solari, Vice President and General Manager for Codemasters Online Gaming.

To download the show and for more information on the COGcast and its hosts, visit the official profile page at www.thecogcast.com.

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Ring of Ryzom: Scenario edit bug fixed

Are you one of the Ryzom Ring guys who had minor problems with your favorite MMO? Have you tried editing a scenario with a character from the Ruins of Silan and then just found out that you couldn't go into Ring editor to edit your characters? Well we may have found the cure to your problem. The main site has just announced that they've finally fixed this annoying glitch, and that all your characters can now edit scenarios.

Given just what Ryzom Ring offers to the players with regards to options and environment controls, expect capabilities of this undertaking to have the occasional bug or glitch. At the very least, they fixed that problem fast. Get back in the game, and enjoy some good ol' Ryzom action!

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Market wrap – midday

The Australian stock market was stronger at noon with bargain hunters pushing the bourse into positive territory after yesterday's heavy sell down. At 1203 AEDT, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 49.4 points to 5371.8, while the all ordinaries gained 47.7 points to 5351.1.

On the Sydney Futures Exchange, the December share price index contract picked up 84 points to 5379, on a volume of 16,457 contracts.

CMC Markets analyst David Land said the market was rebounding after yesterday's sell off.

"It was a fairly flat lead in terms of commodities and the foreign markets, particularly the US, I think its just money just flowing back in after we saw the sell off really accelerate yesterday afternoon," Mr Land said.

"It is quite a mixed day ...

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Evidence: The Last Ritual Review

November 12, 2006 - When you first glance at Evidence, the game comes encased in a plastic bag marked EVIDENCE, just like those youd find on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, or any of other mainstream crime show. The packaging itself is intriguing and makes you want to play. After installing the first three discs and inserting the play disc, your monitor screen goes black and the logo for the group trying to capture the Phoenix, a serial killer that has been around for years, appears on your screen. The discs in the evidence bag were left behind by the Phoenix, with clues as to his whereabouts and his next victims. Published by The Adventure Company, Evidence: The Last Ritual is the follow up to the 2004 release Missing: Since January. Building upon the story of the first, this time around you'll track down The Phoenix once and for all, and be thoroughly creeped out along the way.

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Dr. Mathews on "disturbing" effects of videogames

Since we're feeling quite generous today, we're giving you a new name to despise: Dr. Vincent Mathews. This guy, you see, recently authored a study about videogames and their "disturbing" effects on the brain. The conclusion of his study can actually be summed up into one provoking sentence:

Teens who play violent video games show increased activity in areas of the brain linked to emotional arousal and decreased responses in regions that govern self-control.
The sample population used for the study included children 13 to 17 years old. One half of them played FPS Medal of Honor: Frontline, while the other half tried racing title Need for Speed: Underground. Afterwards, the children were asked to complete a task requiring concentration and processing of emotional stimuli.

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Lord of the Rings Witch-king Expansion Glimmers Like the One Ring

Electronic Arts announced today that the expansion pack with the longest name ever, The Lord of the Rings, The Battle for Middle-earth II, The Rise of the Witch-king, is now gold and will ship to retail on November 28.

Enhancements to the base game include an entirely new faction, brand new single player campaign, additional units for all six factions, and more.

You can read more in the press release below: