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Magic: The Gathering Will Cast A Spell On Android Soon
Magic: The Gathering — Duels of the Planeswalkers has been turned into geek Madden, each year releasing a fresh set of cards, formulating new challenges and unleashing them upon a card-collecting public that never stops wanting more. This year’s entry reaches a little further than 2013′s iOS, PC, Mac, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, adding Android devices to the mix and making my tapping obsession all but inescapable.
More Old School D&D Rulebooks And Modules Than You Can Shake A Vorpal Sword At
Perhaps realising it had an excessively large back catalogue of quality role-playing content not making any money for it, Wizards of the Coast has digitally scanned a staggering amount of old D&D adventures, converted them to PDFs and uploaded them to a new site, called “Dungeons & Dragons Classics”.
Gaming App Of The Day: Bringing You Back To Magic: The Gathering
I, like many a reformed* geek, have many fond memories of playing Magic: The Gathering in my youth. My time with the game took place entirely during middle school, when after school each day we would ride public transportation (this was a big deal!) and go sit with the high school kids in our town’s public library. There, they would show us the ins and outs of Wizards of the Coast’s sublimely compelling strategy card collecting game.
Duels Of The Planeswalkers 2013 Will Be Magic On The IPad
Wizards of the Coast finally realised how amazing the Magic: The Gathering Duels of the Planeswalkers series would be on the iPad, with Apple’s tablet joining PC, PlayStation Network and Xbox Live when the game’s 2013 instalment launches this winter.
Next Edition Of Dungeons & Dragons Will Be Written By The Players
In the nearly 40 years since the release of the original edition of the Dungeons & Dragons pen-and-paper role-playing game, various publishers have released many different versions of the game, pleasing new players and alienating old ones on a fairly regular basis. Now Wizards of the Coast is working on the next edition of Dungeons & Dragons, and they want to please all of the elven people all of the time.
