Welcome to the newly redesigned e-AAGH.net, now known as the All Around Gaming Hub. Visually the difference is obvious, but we’ve done as much behind the scenes to improve our functionality. As always, let me know via my contact information at the bottom of the page if you have any questions or comments. Enjoy!
Alphasim out.
Since last time I made no progress towards, well anything really, this time I’m going to endeavor to fight the horrors of the night. My goal: string for a bow and some gunpowder for TNT. Why TNT? Why not TNT?
Our Rift review is late, but not forgotten. Can this new twist on a quickly aging genre spawn enough interest to pull players from their previous home worlds into Telara for good?
Beta and I have been working around the clock on an upgrade for e-AAGH.net. Here’s a quick rundown on what’s changing.
- We’re going to improved code, which will allow for more flexibility and features in the future.
- We’re getting a new look. The new format allowed us to improve on what we have here, and I must say that I’m currently very proud of what we’ve done. We’ve gone through 30+ revisions and redesigns so far but I think we’ve settled on what we want, and we hope you like it too.
- We will be requiring registration for commenting on articles. Once I opened the floodgates on commenting earlier in the month we were overrun with spam in our comment box. You will now have to register to leave a comment.
- Perhaps most importantly, we’re getting a name change. I’ll be posting another article later detailing the rationale behind the change.
So that’s what you can look forward to as far as changes to the site and your experience here. When can you expect these changes? Well, it’s coming soon – we hope to have everything live for everyone to use on September 1st. Change can be good, and I hope you enjoy our hard work.
Alphasim out.
We have reviewed the footage (and gameplay), and have come up with a verdict. The review is in, and we’re here to deliver it.
I’m back for week two of my escapades. Having not found any immediate solution to my nether problem, I instead wasted valuable time and manpower doing randomly useless things around my world.
It’s a busy week in console land. Microsoft is dropping the gloss-finished Xbox 360 in favor of a model with a matte surface. Although I appreciate the visual appeal of the shiny black 360, I think the duller model will blend better in most game rooms. It will also be less prone to pick up fingerprints, something the original PlayStation 3 was notorious for as well before they themselves went to a matte finished model.
Speaking of Sony’s machine, it’s getting a price cut of $50 to $249. That’s a good price, in my mind, for the console at this point in it’s life cycle. It’s still a good system and $200-300 is about the price range that most gamers, in my experience, are most comfortable dropping for a new piece of hardware. That’s all on the console front for now. We’ll be back when there’s more to report.
We’re changing again this fall, going from e-AAGH.net to All Around Gaming Hub. and we’re looking for help. Go to our Hiring page and offer your services today.
