Five mods will soon be added to Steam starting next week! Valve has announced that it will begin offering free downloads of user-created mods. Playable so long as a user has a Source-powered game installed–such as Counter-Strike: Source, Half-Life 2 or The Orange Box–the mods will appear under the My Games listing, and will receive automatic updates like any other Steam release. The initial batch of mods slated to arrive this week are: Age of Chivalry, D.I.P.R.I.P., Insurgency, Synergy, Zombie Panic.
Archive for September 29, 2008
Mod Support Coming to Steam
Posted in 3rd person games, entertainment, gamer, Games, gaming news, pc games, RPG games, tech news with tags Games, Mods, online downloads, Online gaming, Steam, Valve on September 29, 2008 by nunetherlandsThe Spirit (2008)Trailer
Posted in movies, Video with tags comic book, Frank miller, Movie, Suspense, the spirit, thriller, Will Eisner on September 29, 2008 by nunetherlands“SpaceX” Falcon 1 made it into Space
Posted in international, science, Space Travel, tech news, Technology, Video, you tube with tags Cameras mounted, Falcon 1, history, Kwajalein Atoll, South Pacific, Space Travel, Space X, two stage rocket on September 29, 2008 by nunetherlandsSpaceX has made history. Its privately developed rocket has made it into space.
After three failed launches, the company founded by Elon Musk worked all of the bugs out of their Falcon 1 launch vehicles.
Robot Rebuilds Itself From Scattered Pieces
Posted in international, robots, science, tech news, Technology, Video with tags rebuild, robots, science, tech news on September 29, 2008 by nunetherlandsIf you kick apart this robot, its separate pieces wake up, look around for each other and then collaboratively decide how to reunite.
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Dutch deputy minister travels to Antilles
Posted in Dutch News, international, Netherlands, True Crime with tags Add new tag, Dutch woman, Marlies van der Kouwe, Netherlands, Netherlands Antilles on September 29, 2008 by nunetherlandsDutch Deputy Minister for Kingdom Relations Ank Bijleveld will visit the Netherlands Antilles this week. She will ask for information about the result of an investigation into the disappearance on Bonaire of the 24-year-old Dutch woman Marlies van der Kouwe, who was working on the island as a trainee pharmacist assistant.
She will also hold talks on political reforms. So far there has been little progress in negotiations on a new police law and the supervision of the islands’ finances. Ms Bijleveld told Radio Netherlands Worldwide that she has high hopes of achieving results during this week’s visit. Today she is visiting Aruba and on Tuesday she will arrive on Bonaire. On Wednesday, she will travel to Curaçao.