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Farewell 1up Crew
I was never a big reader of the site as much as I enjoyed listening to the podcasts so that makes it sad to see just about everyone of the personalities either leaving or given the boot as of yesterday. UGO acquired the 1up network came in cleaned house as well as shutting down the EGM magazine. I wish everyone looking for a new gig good luck and the ones left behind even more luck dealing with the loss of friends and co-workers while having to pick up the pieces.
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Comment by The Will Effect aka Sacredleader on January 7, 2009 at 11:13pm
- We are hiring everyone of them. From what money bag this is going to come from I don't know. Okay, I lied but it pays to dream, right?
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Comment by TormentX on January 8, 2009 at 9:12am - lol !
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Comment by SUPERGHOST on January 11, 2009 at 10:36pm - Chuff it out.
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Heh, I had my 360 die once, repaired under warranty, sold it and got the Resi5 Elite. PS3 died.. so yea, one of each has died. I've always tried to stay in the neutral when it comes to console fanboys, but honestly I just can't stand the Wii. It i...
What's a Wii? :) Anyway, thats terrible man. Your PS3 dies, which flies in the face of the "PS3's are rock solid" crowd. I myself just got my 360 back from repair for the 4th time.
With how short the campaign has been in the first three games, I can't say hearing "entire campaign" makes it sounds too wonderful. A new multiplayer mode is only so much too. New maps would likely have been $10 DLC, or still will be even.
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