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News Add News Edit/List News Links Add Links View/Edit Links Edit w/BAD Link Checker Mark All ONLINE Shows Add New Show View/Edit Shows Select Action Mark As Online Mark As Offline Mark As New Mark As Old Delete Selected Open All Links Displayed All Links Only New Only Offline By ID By Title By Status ID Title Status 2706 Nurve releases new XGameStations for AVR and PIC We have been on the show before with Shane discussing the XGamestation and HYDRA educational gaming systems that we develop. We have just released two new systems for retro game development and learning the AVR 8-Bit and PIC 16-Bit processors. They are called the XGS AVR 8-Bit and XGS PIC 16-Bit respectively. Edit | Delete | Mark Offline 2708 Game: Tex Murphy games available on GOG.com (PC) Tex Murphy on the Case at GOG.com The Film Noir Private Eye Returns to the Spotlight as the DRM-free Site Releases the Acclaimed Tex Murphy Series Warsaw, Poland – June 16, 2009. GOG.com (http://www.gog.com), the internet's premier spot for DRM-free classic PC games and an unmatched digital distribution experience, has signed another deal to revive a new batch of classic adventure games. Thanks to the deal with Aaron Conners, one of the creators of the Tex Murphy games, GOG.com will offer the whole series including Mean Streets, Martian Memorandum, Under a Killing Moon, The Pandora Directive and Tex Murphy: Overseer. With the announcement GOG.com releases a bundle of 1989's Mean Streets and 1991's Martian Memorandum for the low price of $5.99 and the third part in the Tex Murphy saga – Under a Killing Moon – for $9.99, DRM-free and XP and Vista compatible. Tex Murphy thinks of himself as a classic 1940’s-style detective: hard-boiled and cynical with an ex-wife, a few good friends, a lot of enemies, and a drinking problem – the problem being that he can’t afford the good stuff. Unfortunately for Tex, he was born 100 years too late: he’s living in mid-21 century, post-World War III San Francisco. There is plenty of work for a down-on-his-luck P. I. Now he just needs to figure out how to get paid for it. “Tex Murphy's adventures are the essence of classic adventure games. Add to this an array of crazy and funny characters including Chris Jones as Tex Murphy, and you have an absolute classic,” said Adam Oldakowski, Managing Director of GOG.com. “It’s basically our duty to revive this incredible series for a new generation of gamers, as well as those who played these games back in the 90s.” According to Aaron Conners, who wrote and co-designed the last three Tex Murphy games, “What people seem to love about Tex is that he’s just an average guy…sometimes a little below average. He’s always in the middle of something that’s way over his head, but as he says: ‘Danger’s like jello – there’s always room for more.’ Most of us can’t relate to being James Bond, but pretty much everyone can relate to Tex.” Mean Streets + Martian Memorandum bundle and Under a Killing Moon are already available at GOG.com, with the rest of Tex Murphy's games planned to hit the catalogue in the coming weeks. ### About WordPlay LLC WordPlay, LLC was founded in 2007 by Aaron Conners, who wrote the stories and novels that became Under a Killing Moon, The Pandora Directive, and Tex Murphy: Overseer. Wordplay offers a variety of consulting and creative content services, including video game design, story development, screenplay and game dialogue writing. About GOG.com GOG.com – or Good Old Games – is the ultimate destination for classic PC games. The site offers gamers some of the greatest PC games of all time for a low price and free from copy protection. GOG.com is much more than just another digital distribution site, featuring an extensive community component that allows players to rate, review and discuss their favourite PC games, as well as insightful articles from respected games journalists. Visit www.gog.com and start your journey to the past. Edit | Delete | Mark Online 2707 Interview with Walter Day Im sure you've seen 'The King of Kong,' you undoubtedly remember Walter Day, the galaxy's official video game scorekeeper. On this week's Motherboard we got to Day's Iowa home to get the inside story of how he attained this position, why he spends hours a day doing Transcendental Meditation, and even get serenaded by one of Day's original songs. Edit | Delete | Mark Online

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