SCRAWL writes:
Developer Valve, maker of PC hit Half-Life 2, has disabled 20,000 accounts belonging to users of its Steam online service on account of credit card fraud, theft of accounts and using cracked versions of Valve games.
SCRAWL writes:
With nearly 2000 signatures and over 15000 visits, the Orange Box petition seems to be coming to an end. Mike Seedon, the guy handling the petition, knows something for sure: EA will never ever bring a patch.
The official website for the Pyro update has come online, and it contains all the information you need to prepare yourself for tomorrow's baptism of fire. Names and descriptions of the other two unlockable weapons (accompanying the Axtinguisher), the Flare Gun and the Backburner, all 35 of the new achievements, and the two community maps to be included in the update, cp_fastlane and ctf_turbine, have all been divulged.
Mike Seedon, the guy handling the Orange Box petition, decided to go one step higher tonight. With nearly 1,700 signatures and over 8,300 visits, he believed it was time to heat things up. Just a while ago, Mike purchased a domain, making his website truly feel like an "official" one.
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PSXExtreme writes:
Aeropause writes:
Mike Seedon, the guy handling the Orange Box petition, contacted VALVe asking for some comments regarding the answers he had received from EA.