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Need For Speed: ProStreet - Demo

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Championship Manager 2008 - Demo

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Developed by London based Beautiful Game Studios (BGS), Championship Manager™ 2008 is fully updated for the 2007/2008 football season with a brand new look and user interface, making it the most easily accessible title in the series to date. The game also boasts a vastly improved 3-D match engine with greater realism, more available players and staff than ever before, a unique training system allowing you to mould your players’ skills and the ability to play with your friends over one PC.

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Age Of Empires III - The Asian Dynasties - Demo

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From renowned real-time strategy developers Ensemble Studios and Big Huge Games, Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties introduces gamers to Asian civilizations and a host of new gameplay features. Experience firsthand the rich and historical influences of Asia while commanding units and expanding your empire in the Eastern world.
In addition to the introduction of playable Asian civilizations to Age of Empires III, the expansion pack provides new content, new ways of winning and trading, random map styles that feature remixes of classic Age of Empires game styles, and the return of Wonders - a favorite gameplay element in Age of Empires II.
Hitting store shelves on Oct. 23, 2007, Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties is the second expansion pack for the massively popular Age of Empires III and the demo features the Japanese, a new random map (Honshu), and the chance to play King of the Hill, a […]

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Microsoft gets busy and releases Surface

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Microsoft released its new multi-use table called Surface, and it is something I would say “Wow!” about. Altought we have already seen multi touch technology, Surface is th first move to bring it to real life, out of research labs. And, on a big 30-inch screen display table!
Check out their site with demo videos. Sharing pictures looks great for the first time since digital age began. But the coolest application is sharing the restaurant bill. Sweet.

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