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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 must live in USA/Canada only. 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 (at) gamershell . com. Sample text should be in the context of gaming. 2-4 pages only.
1. Peripheral’s specialist Pinpoint Consumer Electronics has launched two new advanced disc repair systems that promise to repair scratched discs in under a minute, setting the new world standard in optical disc repair. Developed by a former NASA scientist, and an award winning manufacturer, the SkipDR Advanced, and the SkipDR Automax remove scratches from CDs, DVDs, games, photo and data discs that can cause skipping and freezing and interrupt play.
2. Dutch developer and publisher of mobile content Xing Mobile announced the release of Amsterdam Street Racer, a top down racing game for the most common handsets currently available. You race through the mean streets of the Dutch capital and try to avoid crashing your ride in the process. Multiple opponents will try to beat you for the best time of the day and spoil your attempts at obtaining eternal glory and the admiration of the inhabitants of the famous red light district. Companies that are interested in distributing Amsterdam Street Racer or any of our other fine games can visit this website for more information.
3. Exiled Gamers have organized an Abandonware Campaign attempting to convince game publishers to rescue titles from their current 'Abandonware' status, and make them legally available once again.
4. Bongfish Interactive Entertainment announced that the famous Tommy Brunner died on April 21, 2006 in an avalanche in Canada during a film & photo shooting. Born in 1970, Tommy was one of Europe's most experienced backcountry snowboarders. He was already heavily injured years ago in an avalanche. Since then he was a strong supporter of safety at snowboarding, and organized several safety training camps for boarders to prevent accidents.
5. The mobile division of Nival Interactive announced the start of sales of PocketPC version of Rage of Mages: Necromancer, also known as Allods II.
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 must live in USA/Canada only. 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 (at) gamershell . com. Sample text should be in the context of gaming. 2-4 pages only.
1. Peripheral’s specialist Pinpoint Consumer Electronics has launched two new advanced disc repair systems that promise to repair scratched discs in under a minute, setting the new world standard in optical disc repair. Developed by a former NASA scientist, and an award winning manufacturer, the SkipDR Advanced, and the SkipDR Automax remove scratches from CDs, DVDs, games, photo and data discs that can cause skipping and freezing and interrupt play.
2. Dutch developer and publisher of mobile content Xing Mobile announced the release of Amsterdam Street Racer, a top down racing game for the most common handsets currently available. You race through the mean streets of the Dutch capital and try to avoid crashing your ride in the process. Multiple opponents will try to beat you for the best time of the day and spoil your attempts at obtaining eternal glory and the admiration of the inhabitants of the famous red light district. Companies that are interested in distributing Amsterdam Street Racer or any of our other fine games can visit this website for more information.
3. Exiled Gamers have organized an Abandonware Campaign attempting to convince game publishers to rescue titles from their current 'Abandonware' status, and make them legally available once again.
4. Bongfish Interactive Entertainment announced that the famous Tommy Brunner died on April 21, 2006 in an avalanche in Canada during a film & photo shooting. Born in 1970, Tommy was one of Europe's most experienced backcountry snowboarders. He was already heavily injured years ago in an avalanche. Since then he was a strong supporter of safety at snowboarding, and organized several safety training camps for boarders to prevent accidents.
5. The mobile division of Nival Interactive announced the start of sales of PocketPC version of Rage of Mages: Necromancer, also known as Allods II.
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