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Happy birthday to us, happy birthday to us! Mod of the Month is celebrating its first birthday this month! And to celebrate, we're giving away a present to one lucky modder. Read on to find out who it could be this month!
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Everybody thinks they could run the government better than the current administration, but how many of us would really have the stones to give it a go? Now is the chance to test your charm and smarm in Stardock's new political simulation.
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Civilization, one of the best-loved and most successful PC games ever, has made the move to consoles. Do the new friendly graphics and interface hide a game with the same depth and cunning, or has the franchise finally fallen flat? We find out.
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It seems like lots of people have been picking up Linux love since our Build Your Own Server article. So this time, Ken's back to bring it one step further - making your own home network router. Buckle up and get ready to dive into the world of iptables!
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Alone in the Dark, one of the oldest and most celebrated series in the history of computer games, is back. Set in the expansive Central Park and pitting players against an ancient evil, can Carnby and co restore the franchise former glory, or should the game itself be alone in the dark?
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NEC's MultiSync LCD3090WQXi is the company's first foray into the world of 30-inch monitors and what an entry it has made! The display is packed full of features and delivered some of the best image quality we've ever seen - read on to find out why this is the screen we'd all love to own!
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BFG Tech has released versions of the popular 8800 GT and 9600 GT with a difference: a completely redesigned cooling solution. We find out how effective it is, and how much more performance BFG has squeezed out of these mid range boards.
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Seasonic's reputation for quality is notorious - we check out the company's cheap and cheerful S12-II 500W offering. Will it be quite so cheerful after it's been on the load bench? Let's find out...
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Nvidia's GT200 GPU arrived just a few days ago - we dive deep into the architecture to find out what's changed inside the chip. We take a look at the GeForce GTX 280's performance, while also looking at GPU computing--and CUDA in particular--to see how things are progressing in that space.
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Introversion's Mark Morris has gone through how to develop an idea, prototype it and approach publishers. Now, you're ready to negotiate a deal and Mark is on hand to give you a guide on what to expect, complete with some entirely fictitious examples...