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Top stories: Oct 30 - 6, 2009


PC Modern Warfare 2: it's much worse than you thought Opposable Thumbs
PC Modern Warfare 2: it's much worse than you thought
by Ben Kuchera
Modern Warfare 2 has long earned the ire of PC gamers for its lack of dedicated servers, but Infinity Ward has now announced that it's taking away much more than control over hosting with the game in one long face-palm of a question and answer session. No servers, no console, no mods, no problem! Read More
 
You win some, you lose some: a review of Apple's Magic Mouse Infinite Loop
You win some, you lose some: a review of Apple's Magic Mouse
by Eric Bangeman
Apple attempts to reinvent the mouse with its new Magic Mouse. It offers multitouch gestures and brings a new dimension to scrolling, while dropping some useful features from its predecessor. Read More
 
October 2009 browser stats: Firefox finally passes IE6 One Microsoft Way
October 2009 browser stats: Firefox finally passes IE6
by Emil Protalinski
Internet Explorer 6 has finally been surpassed by Firefox according to the latest worldwide market share numbers. Details inside. Read More

 
Diablo for loners: the story behind indie-hit Torchlight Opposable Thumbs
Diablo for loners: the story behind indie-hit Torchlight
by Ben Kuchera
Creating a new entry in the world of Diablo-style loot-fests that sticks to single-player may seem mad in this day and age, but Torchlight from Runic Games manages to pull it off. We discuss where the game came from, where it's going, and why it deserves the buzz coming from all corners of the Internet. Read More
 

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