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     Writers Wanted:
     We need writers willing to do editorials (Xbox 360 vs PS3/etc) Interviews (ask companies questions on upcoming titles) and maybe other articles. As of now our current staff is busy with school and reviews, so they have no time to do interviews and editorials. If you want to start working for us, this is a good place to start. Please, serious inquiries only. If you can't write, don't bother, our editors are busy enough as it is :) If you can write the English language very well and are interested in writing 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 something gaming related to kurt . k @ gamershell . com. Sample text should be in the context of gaming. 2-4 pages only.
     We have a new article added in our dedicated section: Chrome: SpecForce Review (PC).
     1. a p e x - d e s i g n s has released a new map for Payback - details here.
     2. The second annual Luxtoberfest contest and celebration has now come to an end. A full re-cap of the events, the results, forum dialogue, and the closing ceremonies chat log can be found on the Sillysoft contest page.
     3. Philips announced amBX, a technology that "will revolutionize the gameplay experience and extend the gaming world out of the screen and into the real world". Due for release in May 2006, amBX will provide gamers with the ability to use light, colour, sound, heat and even airflow in the real world during gameplay. Details here.
     4. GuildWarsGuru.com announced the opening of Guild Forums for Guild Wars - details here.
     5. Glu Mobile announced the launch of the first Glu-branded games service, allowing subscribers on TeliaSonera's mobile network to download games from Glu's extensive portfolio. The service has been launched on TeliaSonera's SurfPort mobile portal, and is currently available to mobile users in Sweden with deployments in Norway, Denmark, Finland and Lithuania to follow by the end of the year. The Glu games channel includes many of Glu's bestselling mobile games, including Who Want's To Be A Millionaire?, Zuma, Ancient Empires and DRIV3R. Users are able to browse the games using clear, easy-to-navigate menus, with only a few clicks required to download the games directly to their handset. More info here.
     6. Aspyr Media announced that RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 for Mac has hit gold master status and is scheduled to begin shipping next week. Rollercoaster Tycoon 3 is licensed from Atari and was developed for Mac by Aspyr Studios based on Frontier's original code. Visit this page for more info.
     Writers Wanted:
     We need writers willing to do editorials (Xbox 360 vs PS3/etc) Interviews (ask companies questions on upcoming titles) and maybe other articles. As of now our current staff is busy with school and reviews, so they have no time to do interviews and editorials. If you want to start working for us, this is a good place to start. Please, serious inquiries only. If you can't write, don't bother, our editors are busy enough as it is :) If you can write the English language very well and are interested in writing 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 something gaming related to kurt . k @ gamershell . com. Sample text should be in the context of gaming. 2-4 pages only.
     We have a new article added in our dedicated section: Chrome: SpecForce Review (PC).
     1. a p e x - d e s i g n s has released a new map for Payback - details here.
     2. The second annual Luxtoberfest contest and celebration has now come to an end. A full re-cap of the events, the results, forum dialogue, and the closing ceremonies chat log can be found on the Sillysoft contest page.
     3. Philips announced amBX, a technology that "will revolutionize the gameplay experience and extend the gaming world out of the screen and into the real world". Due for release in May 2006, amBX will provide gamers with the ability to use light, colour, sound, heat and even airflow in the real world during gameplay. Details here.
     4. GuildWarsGuru.com announced the opening of Guild Forums for Guild Wars - details here.
     5. Glu Mobile announced the launch of the first Glu-branded games service, allowing subscribers on TeliaSonera's mobile network to download games from Glu's extensive portfolio. The service has been launched on TeliaSonera's SurfPort mobile portal, and is currently available to mobile users in Sweden with deployments in Norway, Denmark, Finland and Lithuania to follow by the end of the year. The Glu games channel includes many of Glu's bestselling mobile games, including Who Want's To Be A Millionaire?, Zuma, Ancient Empires and DRIV3R. Users are able to browse the games using clear, easy-to-navigate menus, with only a few clicks required to download the games directly to their handset. More info here.
     6. Aspyr Media announced that RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 for Mac has hit gold master status and is scheduled to begin shipping next week. Rollercoaster Tycoon 3 is licensed from Atari and was developed for Mac by Aspyr Studios based on Frontier's original code. Visit this page for more info.
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