Rice Rockets and Game Tournaments
wednesday, march 23, 2005
Nesquik's GameRiot is the world largest travelling videogame festival and competiton.  Promising all the new and some unreleaased video games,  this is a weekly event and this week, april 2, it will take place in the popular Hot Import Nights at the San Mateo Exhibition Center.  Check here for details.

Keith Hall's Birthday Today
tuesday, march 29, 2005
Today is the 39th year of living for Gamelord.org's very own Keith Hall. Although we haven't seen may reviews from him, we should expect many great hilarious jokes from him soon. Gamelord.org wishes him a happy Birthday.

Mr. Furious Release Notes for 3/29
tuesday, march 29, 2005

ACON5 Counter-Strike / WC3 Tournament
monday, march 28, 2005
ACON5 Regional Qualifiers will be held simultaneously on April 23-24, 2005 in the New York, Chicago, Dallas and Los Angeles areas. Players from the United States and Canada are eligible to compete. The “professional” video game tournaments will feature two popular PC-based games - Valve’s Half-Life: Counter Strike (1.6) and Blizzard Entertainment’s Warcraft III: Frozen Throne.  Don't forget to visit your local web2zone location for details or visit www.acon5.com.

Mischief's Corner's Post Shooting Range
wednesday, march 23, 2005
Five weeks in a row for Keith's house and five weeks in a row for Mischief's Corner. It's a fucking miracle, but it looks bad for a sixth week at keith's as he has to work. Click here to read this week's MC and Post your comment.

Fake PS3 pictures
wednesday, march 23, 2005
It happens everytime before a new playstation console comes out. Fake pictures of the new Playstation 3 have surfaced on the net. And these pictures are very good. It would be hard to blame someone for thinking this was real. Click here to see the pictures.

Mr. Furious Release Notes for 3/22
tuesday, march 22, 2005
PSP comes out Thursday! Get in Line!

Releases For The Week of March 20-27
Combat Task Force 121 for Xbox and PC
Full Spectrum Warrior for PS2
God of War for PS2
NARC for PS2 and Xbox
The Matrix Online for PC
TimeSplitters: Future Perfect for PS2, Xbox, and GC

The Ripper Reviews Constantine *movie*
wednesday, march 16, 2005
Gamelord.org is proud to announce the debut review from their newest staff writer. Like his name, this review of Constatine will tear you apart. Click here to read the first in a long line of reviews from the ripper.

Mr. Furious Release Notes for 3/15
tuesday, march 15, 2005
Super Monkey Ball Deluxe is out!

Releases For The Week of March 13-20
Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 for PS2
Cold Fear for Xbox and PS2
Super Monkey Ball Deluxe for Xbox and PS2
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Lockdown for Xbox and PS2

Management Buys Out Sammy from nctimes.com
thursday, march 10, 2005
Video game developer Sammy Studios has become its own independent company in a management-led buyout. The deal was announced Monday. The company, now named High Moon Studios, will be freer "from a cultural and creative standpoint" to develop its products, said John Rowe, president and chief operating officer. Click here to read full story.

Mischief's Corner's Pre-Constantine
tuesday, march 8, 2005
Three weeks in a row could be a modern day record for gaming night at Keith's as this hasn't happened since 2004. Clinton also returns and could be called a "fool timer". Click here to read this week's MC and Post your comment.

Own a Car of a Star for only $4500
monday, march 7, 2005
Ever want to drive a car of one of the stars of the industry. Have you seen playstation execs on The Apprentice and think, "I want to drive what they drive." Now here's your chance. Nemer Velasquez of Sega, Sony Playstation and immersion fame has put his car up his car for sale. This is a once in a lifetime chance for you to own a car from such an acclaimed person. Click here to read Nemer's Craig's list ad.

GDC focus:Consoles, Work Cond. from SFgate.com
monday, march 7, 2005
Visions of next-generation video-game consoles and the working conditions for software engineers will be among the topics of discussion when more than 10,000 people converge this week in San Francisco for the annual Game Developers Conference. The gathering is by far the largest in the world for engineers who design games for the industry that is now worth more than $10 billion. Click here to read full story.

Yahoo launches Games Studio from Redherring.com
friday, march 4, 2005
Yahoo now joins Digital Chocolate, Sorrent, Jamdat and other mobile game studios in this 2.5 Billion dollar industry. Yahoo said Friday it acquired Stadeon, a New Jersey-based mobile gaming company, as it attempts to gain a foothold in the mobile gaming market. The financial details of the transaction were not disclosed. Stadeon's key employees, founder and CEO John Cahill, and CTO Lee Crawford will now work with Yahoo's games unit. click here to read full story.

Mischief's Corner's Pre-Berkeley
thursday, march 3, 2005
It looks like a different weekend for Mischief as his crew is going to Berkeley to check out a band, drink some coffee, and eat some ice cream at Fenton's.. Click here to read this week's MC and Post your comment.

Ubisoft Enters Sports Arena from SFChronicle
wednesday, march 2, 2005
Ubisoft Entertainment SA said Monday it plans to start developing sports video games, a genre dominated by rival game publisher Electronic Arts Inc. In an effort to target Electronic Arts' Tiger Woods titles, Ubisoft has signed an exclusive licensing agreement with Vijay Singh, the world's No. 1 ranked golfer, to produce a golf game named after him.The French video game maker also said it has acquired the sports-game assets from Microsoft Game Studios, including the technology behind Microsoft's hockey, football, basketball and baseball titles. The company's upcoming entrance into the sports game market was in the works well before its larger rival became a major shareholder, Ubisoft spokeswoman Jaime Borasi said. Redwood City-based Electronic Arts, the world's largest video game publisher, bought an almost 20 percent stake in Ubisoft in December, fueling speculation of an acquisition. Ubisoft officials say they intend to keep their options open for now — from adopting a strategy to fend off a possible hostile takeover to holding discussions with investors, including Electronic Arts. Meanwhile, "there is still room for innovation in the sports genre and Ubisoft has some great ideas that we're looking forward to implementing," said Yves Guillemot, president and chief executive officer of Ubisoft.