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C/Net: Sense of the stars: New telescopes poised to unlock the universe
Advances in technology over the last 20 years are giving birth to a new generation of telescopes that will open up the skies. By Michelle Starr: “For nearly as long as we’ve walked the
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Yaah! #7: Complete Drewry’s Bluff Game and More!
From the Staff of Flying Pig: The seventh issue of Yaah! Magazine is another gorgeous grab-bag of mirth, merriment, and awesomeness– great articles, great scenarios, a great pack-in game, and two great expansions!
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Late Summer 2016 Update from MMP
From Brian, Perry, and the crew at MMP Hello from MMP! We wanted to take a moment to update you with all the latest news from MMP. It has been a busy summer with
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Smithsonian: A Cutting-Edge Second Look at the Battle of Gettysburg
New technology has given us the chance to re-examine how the Civil War battle was won and lost By Anne Kelly Knowles; Interactive by Esri; Cartography by International Mapping “The technological limits of surveillance
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Deseret News Game Review: “The Ancient World” is a fun strategic game of city-building and titans
By Ryan Morgenegg, Deseret News: “The Ancient World board game is a journey of city-building, worker placement and set collection. The game is set in a world filled with growing civilizations and dangerous titans.
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The “Space Vermin From Beyond!” Design and Development Team
By Fred Manzo: The Space Vermin from Beyond! design and development team is the same bunch of people who have worked on any number of other popular games. Only this time we switched seats.
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July 21, 2016 Update from GMT Games
From the Staff of GMT: Hi everyone! First off, I’m writing a set of detailed “State of the Union” articles about the current state of GMT. I wrote Part 1 of that series for
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American Airlines at its Finest
By Fred Manzo I’ll have a full report on Consimworld Expo at Tempe in a few days, but I just had to get the details of my trip off my chest. Basically, the only
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