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Here are some really cool Starcraft cakes. I love the Zerg one, the details is really amazing. The Protoss one is great too though

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Starcraft 2 is a real time strategy game by Blizzard. It is an extremely competitive game that thousands of people enjoy playing online. There are lots of different gameplay types while playing online. There is the default 1v1, 2v2, and 3v3. There is also a custom gameplay type which allows users to create their own custom maps. After a use creates a custom map, they can upload it for others to play online. Some of the most popular custom maps are Nexus Wars, tower defense, gem defense, and many others. If you are looking for cheats for Starcraft 2, click here. Starcraft 2 cheats only work while playing in single player games.

Want your graphics to be eye popping and beautiful like diamonds? Well then, we have something just for that. Introducing the DIAMOND HDMI cable, now ONLY $1295.99! What a deal!

It’s actually made of silver though? lol.

HDMI cables can be found for as little as a $3 dollars online for in some stores. These diamond or gold plated cables may slightly help, but they are generally not worth the money. Most people won’t be able to tell the different between a $3 HDMI cable and a $1300 cable. You should always do research and read reviews online before making any kind of significant purchase. Unfortunately, many don’t do sufficient research and end up buying extremely expensive cables that they don’t at all need. Anyway, it’s kind of funny and sad at the same time how high some of these cables are priced.

Check out this awesome video of vehicle damage physics in the CryEngine 3. This is a work in development project.

The amazing soft-body physics you know from Rigs of Rods, now even better in CryEngine3. Anything can be built in the Beam physics system – cars, trucks, planes, boats, trains, cranes, tanks, helicopters, and even destructible map objects and crash test dummies. It’s all real physics. Anything is possible.

This is a bench made out of NES game cartridges… that is all.

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This EA support conversation is just… bizarre…

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