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ABOUT PriceSpyGamers - NZ

For PriceSpy members who enjoy the odd game or two

Our Mumble server (Thanks a lot 19th/Kiwifruit):

IP: 27.50.70.3
Port: 6187

Download Mumble for free here:

http://mumble.sourceforge.net/

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New logo competition?

6 July, 2013 - doz1 | 3 Comments

I'm not happy with the logo for the group I made because I fail hard at graphic design, so I'm thinking we should have a competition, we can make a thread on PriceSpy with a poll and the most popular will become the new logo ^L_^

We now have a Mumble server thanks to 19th/Kiwifruit!

6 July, 2013 - doz1 | 2 Comments

Our Mumble server (Thanks a lot 19th/Kiwifruit):
IP: 27.50.70.3
Port: 6187

Download Mumble for free here:
http://mumble.sourceforge.net/

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GamernzHenry 11 Jul, 2014 @ 7:59pm

New Mumble Address and port for kiwifruits server

27.50.72.178

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TomSah

8 Aug, 2013 @ 10:54pm

Just a heads up on a great little app - 'Depressurizer' makes organisaing your games into custom categories really easy:
https://code.google.com/p/depressurizer/

CWMlolzlz 29 Jun, 2013 @ 6:57pm

We need to play some games as a group!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Pointer 31 May, 2012 @ 5:36pm

Guys check this out, buy some quickly, before the price goes up, beat the average for Bastion, its is a beautiful game. https://www.humblebundle.com/

doz1 26 May, 2012 @ 10:02pm

Meh, obviously it makes sense from a corporate point-of-view, but that's the thing, all companies like EA and Activision care about is revenue. They don't have any concern for gamers, or the integrity of the creativity of the gaming industry

soupzup 26 May, 2012 @ 9:04pm

@Josh Why? It was bound to happen, as we come into an age marked by digital distribution, I would imagine EA did it because they realised that they could solely market their other games alongside its other 'higher-profile' games, without having to deal with other publishers titles sharing "shelf-space". So it sadly was going to happen fairly soon.

@Maeur It just reminds me of Setllers 7 all over again :-(

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