And then the big ship goes SPAM!
Before this site turned into my discussions of depression and body functions, it was about interesting things (and, well, bodily functions). In January, I wrote about the game that my brothers released. That post is now the centre of the spam universe. It gets at least two spams per day for online gambling, viagra, and a very strange assortment of drugs. Note that — unfortunately — none of these feature in Cellblock Squadrons.
While discussing the game, however, I should mention that my brothers released a major update patch for Cellblock Squadrons last month. It includes several new features, including new ships to fly, asteroids to dodge, and funky plasma leaks to ogle at.
The upgrade patch is available for free (how do they make any money?) for current owners, and there’s a new demo with three new missions available for download too.
Now I just have to see if I can score myself that free copy.
Tags: games
June 28th, 2005 at 2:39 pm
>>Now I just have to see if I can score myself that free copy.
I would have thought that all the free advertising would get you a free one.
June 30th, 2005 at 1:29 pm
Alas, it seems to be balanced out by the number of times I beat them up when we were kids