Slashdot Mirror

contains all the archives in zip format and the installer patch.

http://www.ngi.it/download-3416-cave-story-1055-en glish-installer.html

Jokes apart, I think/hope it could really be useful to someone. Whenever you have a file with an unknown extension, or badly renamed, and so on, it may be of some help location the correct app to open/run a certain file.

Bye!

Fast, non-reg download here
http://www.ngi.it/download-3301-half-life-demo.htm l

mirror

another mirror, no reg required, for the trailer

http://www.ngi.it/filebrowser3.php?f=3278

Over here: http://www.ngi.it/filebrowser3.php?f=3253

Another good, fast mirror over here:

http://www.ngi.it/filebrowser3.php?f=3223

I work for the Italian GSP in charge of selecting the our country's national team and sending them to San Francisco. A lot of the hassles came from the young age of the partecipants (some of them only recently turned 18) and the fact that, for the first time, it was going to be a BYOC LAN. For this reason we had a hard time finding sponsors willing to give the team some decent hardware on which to play. We didn't have any luck so the players had to scout ahead and fin a place where to rent some monitors. Good luck in finding a place where to warm up and practice a bit.

Another problem was that the hotel is no way in a decent walking distance from the place where the games will be played. So players not only have to drag along their stuff to the battlefield, but also have to walk quite a bit to get there.

Fortunately, our guys seem to be quite positive about it. It's great to travel so far and represent your country. Even if it's videogames we're talking about. And, believe me, you get pretty popular with girls about the whole thing. "What? You came all the way from Italy to play... videogames? charming!"... hehe, pretty amusing stuff.

Anyway, check out the pics

here

since TFS didn't mention any:

GITS2 Home page
Original HQ Japanese Trailer
Official Trailer for Gaijin, already stripped of the engrish "my very warm welcome to you for this most excellent trailer. I like to live life to the fullest!" headers.

since TFS didn't mention any:

GITS2 Home page
Original HQ Japanese Trailer
Official Trailer for Gaijin, already stripped of the engrish "my very warm welcome to you for this most excellent trailer. I like to live life to the fullest!" headers.

here

Bye!

CPU 8086/4.77MHz
512KB RAM
1 FDD 5"1/4
DOS 3.11

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first & second video (rename .zip to .wmv)

Turns out Cliffe is a star in South Korea, as many players and game designers are in a nation with the highest broadband penetration in the world and the biggest mmorpg, in terms of registered users, ever (Lineage ~ 4 million subscribers). It's good to see talented young people get the credit and the fame they deserve, even in a country where pop songs are all about Starcraft...

first & second video (rename .zip to .wmv)

Turns out Cliffe is a star in South Korea, as many players and game designers are in a nation with the highest broadband penetration in the world and the biggest mmorpg, in terms of registered users, ever (Lineage ~ 4 million subscribers). It's good to see talented young people get the credit and the fame they deserve, even in a country where pop songs are all about Starcraft...

Here

Or you can get it here. Download is quite fast for Europeans.

Just remember to patch the game with the 2.56 update, else you won't be able to join the majority of servers.

What's cool about Enemy Territory is that the win32 and linux clients were released simultaneously. It's certainly something I'd like to see happen more often in the gaming industry and it's a boon to linux gaming in general. I've got fingers crossed for DooM3 as well, since iD software has always been very concerned about the linux game market (which might be minimal considering the other platforms, but _exists_ and _is_ growing).

What still needs to be worked out is a legally acceptable means of distribution for distros like gentoo. A while ago Enemy Territory was nerfed from the Portage tree because of EULA breaching (actually, it would actually be EULA 'masking', since users who "emerged" ET on their system basically couldn't read and thus accept it).

Distribution on demand like Gentoo features is especially interesting for Software houses and producers, since it eliminates the need of local distributors. That's the real reason for vALVE Software's Steam.

Or you can get it here. Download is quite fast for Europeans.

Just remember to patch the game with the 2.56 update, else you won't be able to join the majority of servers.

What's cool about Enemy Territory is that the win32 and linux clients were released simultaneously. It's certainly something I'd like to see happen more often in the gaming industry and it's a boon to linux gaming in general. I've got fingers crossed for DooM3 as well, since iD software has always been very concerned about the linux game market (which might be minimal considering the other platforms, but _exists_ and _is_ growing).

What still needs to be worked out is a legally acceptable means of distribution for distros like gentoo. A while ago Enemy Territory was nerfed from the Portage tree because of EULA breaching (actually, it would actually be EULA 'masking', since users who "emerged" ET on their system basically couldn't read and thus accept it).

Distribution on demand like Gentoo features is especially interesting for Software houses and producers, since it eliminates the need of local distributors. That's the real reason for vALVE Software's Steam.