I am done with the V2 section of my reviews on Silo1.com, I will be updating them regularly, and I am now working on v2.5 b6 reveiws, unfortunatly, there isn't many games for V2.5 b6.... Hell there isn't even that many games for any V2 engine, thats even with all the i's and j's and w's and z's attached to them, there are only a hand full of games or working demos.
So I need to ask you all 2 favor.

1) goto Silo1.com (it is still down right now, but in about 2 or 4 hours it should be up and running) check out the V2 Review section, it is very Beta, but still check it out, look around and then if you know a game that isn't on Silo1.com that is functional, then post here with where I can get it. Even if you haven't released it yet, and your about to release it in 10 minutes and you read this before you do, put your Url or where I can get it here :-)

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2) I was thinking about actually bitching about lack of games, and how we all need to make more, but seeing as I am working my ass off 14 hours a day on Silo1.com and programming, and I am not even getting close to finishing either (well SIlo1 is pretty done right now) I figured you all are actually working hard, it is just taking forever 8P
SOOOOO.... I was thinking of having a contest of sorts, but don't know how to hold one, I really really really want more games developed, Verge is a powerful engine, and it should be used by alot more people, but the only way to get it noticed is to make it noticable.
So I am begging all those Dev. Teams out there that are not doing anything, please make a Video game..... Please Please Please Please Please, it would make my day 8P
Until I learn all the aspects of a Verge Contests, I can't really hold one, simply because I don't know what to offer as a 'prize'....
But like I said, I need video games, Gimme Gimme Gimme.

-KarmaCult
"Oh my god, he is still here?"

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Couple things:

- Vecna wrote WinVerge, not the Speed Bump.

- If something is "public domain", it means that it is not copyrighted, and that it can be used for any purpose without payment or credit to the original author. Unless you are very sure that all those games have "public domain" source code, you should probably say that the code is "publicly available" instead.

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