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Laser Arena Demo

by Steve Gibson, Nov 29, 2000 3:47pm PST
Related Topics – Quake, Demo

This one slipped by earlier this morning but I caught it! A playable demo of LaserArena from TrainWreck Studios has been released. You can grab it from FilePlanet or DemoNews. The game is based on the Quake1 engine (Just like Half-Life2! heh) and looks pretty novel to me. At least worth a look although not really for this crowd. Here's the details & minithumbnail rampage:

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- Play Laser Tag on your PC Non-Violent Arena style gameplay - Play against realistic computer opponents or real people - Play through 15 amazing levels - True 3D worlds - Awesome special effects





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  • this is niether the time or place for this, but i don't care:

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    Since the late 80s many bands have been copying cookie's vocal style and attempting to sound like him. Rumor has it that after Max Cavalera left Sepultura to form Soulfly, the remaining members of Sepultura attempted to recruit Cookie Monster to take over lead singing duties for the band.



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    A spokesperson for Cookie Monster spoke to a group of reporters yesterday on the matter. "Cookie is very upset that his sound is not only being ripped off, but the culprits are members of the seedy commercial rock world. When Cookie started his career in the 1970s on PBS he wanted not only to entertain, but also to show fans something good could come from outside corporate music. Cookie's unique sound won him generations of fans."

    Friends close to Cookie say lately the blue monster has been so upset over the lawsuit and the way these bands have cheapened his sound that he has been unable to eat most of the Chips Ahoy and Oreo gift packages that have been pouring in from loyal fans.