posted on 08-02-2005 02:24 PM

The domain name, "cheatcodes.net" has been sold.

I owned that domain name since 1998. It's been in my blood I've had it so long.

I received an offer that I couldn't pass up, so I sold the domain name, but not the site or source code.

So now, same site, different name:
Gamecheatscatalog.com.

Thanks for your patronage over the years.

Feel free to pass the word of our new location. It took me seven years to build cheatcodes.net site popula ...

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posted on 07-30-2005 05:32 PM

Today I removed all my old advertisers and switched to Google Adsense.

I'm sure this will make many people happy.

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posted on 07-31-2003 11:58 AM

Hi –

My name is Amy and I work for Sony Pictures. For Screen Gems new vampire/werewolf movie "Underworld," we’ve teamed up with Half-Life and I’m excited to tell you about a new mod we released today. The game is a variation on capture the flag over two pretty large maps. The thing that makes this version different is that instead of flags each team is trying to capture a live character. Players choose to be vampires or Lycans (werewolves) and battle through a cityscape, subway tunne ...

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posted on 02-05-2003 02:29 AM

Wow! I discovered, out of the blue, a sweet site that offers manuals for all games in pdf format. This site covers it all, from the old Atari 2600, Amiga, Apple, console boxes, PC's, etc. Check it out! It might have that missing game manual you've been looking for!

www.replacementdocs.com

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posted on 08-29-2002 02:01 PM

This story is better read on Peter's forum, ComputerNinja.com, but I thought it was interesting to post here. Make sure you read the Update (and the link) on the bottom: basically Tom Pabst from Tom's Hardware BASHES Van Smith from Van's Hardware and Kyle Bennett from HardOCP.

And, on a side note: It looks like AMD is sick and tired of losing all the SysMark and other benchmarking tests! If you've been following computer news lately, AMD also wants to start a "Benchmarking C ...

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posted on 08-29-2002 02:00 PM

Users who pirated their copies of Windows XP may find that Service Pack 1 has more in store for them than just a fix or two hundred. Installations that were "cracked" by popular pirating tools will be invalidated by SP1, and will [need to be immediately re-activated] to work again. This, of course, assumes that there won't be simply another crack available to prevent this from happening soon a ...

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