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     If you can write the English language very well and you are interested in reviewing games, please inquire within. English does not have to be your native language, only well written. You can live anywhere in the world. You must have a desire to write, and write a lot. Knowledge of computers and games is a plus. Ages 16 and up. If you fit this profile please send a sample a text of anything to kurt.k @ gamershell.com. Sample text must be long enough to show that you are adept in the English langauge. Please no 20 page research papers. 2-4 pages only.
     The following articles were added in our dedicated section: PC Gaming is Dying, Obscure Preview (PC), Dungeon Lords Interview (PC), Dungeon Lords Preview (PC), and Legion Arena Preview (PC).
     1. Aspyr Media today announced that True Crime: Streets of L.A. for Mac has arrived in retail stores. The game was developed by Activision, and its Macintosh conversion was completed by Trihedron True Crime: Streets of L.A. is rated "M" for "Mature" by the ESRB and is available for $49.99. Details here.
     2. The BBE Squad is holding a SWAT 4 Comic Contest with some prizes such as a signed copy of the game, 2 two cardboard SWAT 4 standees, 5 copies of The Chronicles of Riddick game and 5 copies of Men Of Valor game. To win, you must submit a SWAT 4 themed comic-strip using SWAT 4 screenshots, Photoshop, or any other resources (hand drawn is of course permitted) by April 1, 2005. The 12 winners will be announced a few days later. More information can be found here.
     3. Killer Betties has a new Killer Women profile - Heather Logas, Game Designer for Telltale Games.
     4. Polish company Play announced the release of WWW Studio 2004, a program designed for people who would like to start in the internet but aren't professional webmaster. Details here.
     If you can write the English language very well and you are interested in reviewing games, please inquire within. English does not have to be your native language, only well written. You can live anywhere in the world. You must have a desire to write, and write a lot. Knowledge of computers and games is a plus. Ages 16 and up. If you fit this profile please send a sample a text of anything to kurt.k @ gamershell.com. Sample text must be long enough to show that you are adept in the English langauge. Please no 20 page research papers. 2-4 pages only.
     The following articles were added in our dedicated section: PC Gaming is Dying, Obscure Preview (PC), Dungeon Lords Interview (PC), Dungeon Lords Preview (PC), and Legion Arena Preview (PC).
     1. Aspyr Media today announced that True Crime: Streets of L.A. for Mac has arrived in retail stores. The game was developed by Activision, and its Macintosh conversion was completed by Trihedron True Crime: Streets of L.A. is rated "M" for "Mature" by the ESRB and is available for $49.99. Details here.
     2. The BBE Squad is holding a SWAT 4 Comic Contest with some prizes such as a signed copy of the game, 2 two cardboard SWAT 4 standees, 5 copies of The Chronicles of Riddick game and 5 copies of Men Of Valor game. To win, you must submit a SWAT 4 themed comic-strip using SWAT 4 screenshots, Photoshop, or any other resources (hand drawn is of course permitted) by April 1, 2005. The 12 winners will be announced a few days later. More information can be found here.
     3. Killer Betties has a new Killer Women profile - Heather Logas, Game Designer for Telltale Games.
     4. Polish company Play announced the release of WWW Studio 2004, a program designed for people who would like to start in the internet but aren't professional webmaster. Details here.
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