Robo Rally has to be the #1 geek board game out there. Unfortunately it's out of print and you can only get it used and abused from places like Ebay
I still create RoboRally parties and spend hours playing this game with friends and co-workers. And when I can't get together a group of people to play, there are
variants online that are really cool to play too.
I guess I am one of the 'near zero'. I am a regular casual gamer with only linux at home. This has prevented me from buying any new games for quite some time. When I did play Descent or Heros of Might and Magic way back when, I had a blast. I wish I could get more games like that that ran on linx.
I haven't moved on to use wineX out of pure bull headedness. I hate to think that I am paying twice for anything and that is what it seems like I am doing. Paying once for the game and again to make the game work on my system.
Oh well for now I guess I will have to be content with TuxRacer and PySol.
I wonder if RH will have something to say about Office Depot's new policy. The linked site gives a list of retailers that will carry RH9 on April 7th. However according to this article, OD will be doing away with anything computer related not stamped "Windows XP Certified".
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Get your copy of Red Hat Linux 9.
Beginning April 7, 2003 at the:
redhat.com store
Or these retail locations:
Best Buy
CompUSA
Fry's Electronics
Microcenter
Staples
Office Depot
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Sorry about the malformed first post...
I wonder if RH will have something to say about Office Depot's new policy. The linked site gives a list of retailers that will carry RH9 on April 7th. However according to this article, OD will be doing away with anything computer related not stamped "Windows XP Certified".
---- snip ----
Get your copy of Red Hat Linux 9.
Beginning April 7, 2003 at the:
redhat.com store
Or these retail locations:
* Best Buy
* CompUSA
* Fry's Electronics
* Microcenter
* Staples
* Office Depot
---/snip---
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Now I know why 5000 pounds of grease was stolen in Edmond, Oklahoma.
I can just imagine 2 or 3 geeks with a pickup truck cackling gleefully at their heist.
Robo Rally has to be the #1 geek board game out there. Unfortunately it's out of print and you can only get it used and abused from places like Ebay
I still create RoboRally parties and spend hours playing this game with friends and co-workers. And when I can't get together a group of people to play, there are variants online that are really cool to play too.
It was created by Richard Garfield (the same guy that made the Magic the Gathering game) and published by Wizards of the Coast back in 1994
It won 2 awards that next year
Mod this guy up, it's insightful.
I guess I am one of the 'near zero'. I am a regular casual gamer with only linux at home. This has prevented me from buying any new games for quite some time. When I did play Descent or Heros of Might and Magic way back when, I had a blast. I wish I could get more games like that that ran on linx. I haven't moved on to use wineX out of pure bull headedness. I hate to think that I am paying twice for anything and that is what it seems like I am doing. Paying once for the game and again to make the game work on my system. Oh well for now I guess I will have to be content with TuxRacer and PySol.
---- snip ----
Get your copy of Red Hat Linux 9.
Beginning April 7, 2003 at the:
redhat.com store
Or these retail locations:
---/snip---
Sorry about the malformed first post...
I wonder if RH will have something to say about Office Depot's new policy. The linked site gives a list of retailers that will carry RH9 on April 7th. However according to this article, OD will be doing away with anything computer related not stamped "Windows XP Certified". ---- snip ---- Get your copy of Red Hat Linux 9. Beginning April 7, 2003 at the: redhat.com store Or these retail locations: * Best Buy * CompUSA * Fry's Electronics * Microcenter * Staples * Office Depot ---/snip---