Girls of War 3?
Monday, May 10, 2010
Marcus, Cole, Dom and Baird are back bringin’ the pain for the last in the Gears of War trilogy. However, judging by these awesome cover shots from next month’s Game Informer, Epic is introducing some estrogen in the mix.
Get a first look at my article here on GeekTyrant!
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- Gears of War 2 Patch – Update Promised to Fix Current Problems
- Gears of War 2: The Matchmaker
- Gears of War 2 Combustible Map Pack Announced at Video Game Awards
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Yep, the connection is untrusted stuff appears for me too. Suspicious. :> Is Nixie trying to build her own private botnet for world domination by exploiting the very common ‘girls-in-armour-carrying-weapons’ fetish?
As for the GoW3 – never saw anything particularly interesting in the series, though I must admit that it is really a showcase of what X360 i capable of. If only Microsoft gave any support for online features in my country…
Squarespace, where geektyrant is hosted has misconfigured https. Or better, they are affected by the fact that https and named virtual hosts are an impossible combination. They need to assign a separate IP number to every host that wants to run https and have their own SSL certificate which wouldn’t make browsers complain.
This is often impossible, because there are no IPs to give.
In short …
Just in case – I was just kidding in that part with a botnet. Sorry if anyone felt offended.
And I was just explaining why the certificate fsckup.
It happens to many sites.
Guys, just use http instead https.
Sure. But the link shouldn’t be through https then. Just saying.
You’re absolutely right, I went ahead and fixed it.
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