The following are the items you get from Massive Blips:

1. You would be able to get the latest tips, tools, and strategies from around the web.

2. Get the latest information from small and large expert sites

3. Be able to share, discuss between your online gaming fans.

Massive Blips should be a wonderful community for online gamers.

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So there’s the reason I post so many screens…and they’re purty. Mainly cause they’re purty.

Images|Frogster

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Runes of Magic Screens

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After a successful Beta, anyone can now register at www.RunesofMagic.com and join the almost 700,000 players who have already taken advantage of this huge, free game.

From the press release:

- Free to play: no monthly fees, free download
- Extensive dual class system (six primary and secondary classes)
- Versatile spell- and attack-combinations
- Enthralling background story
- More than 1.000 quests and quest series on launch
- No zone boundaries thanks to seamless architecture
- Dungeons: Instanced and tile based as well as persistent
- Individually developable skills and spells
- Armour sets with special bonuses
- Dynamic item system with hundreds of runes for upgrading
- Optional PvP system with arena battles and guild wars
- Ranking system with player-ranking lists
- Multitude of unique mounts
- Epic crafting system with the chance to improve existing items
- Personalization of player houses through individual furnishing
- Reputation system
- Customisable user interface with the option to use Add-Ons
- Map and radar system to find dealers, resources and quests easily
- In-game auction houses for trading items
- Teleport-Runes for instant travel
- Mouse and keyboard controls for movement
- Regular updates with new content
- Guild castles in special zones
- Cross-server fights in three-server-battle in development

Even if you’re not usually into MMOs, the game is free and I figure you have nothing to lose other than a couple of days and about 30 cans of Red Bull.

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Runes of Magic Boasts Almost 700k Players

EA and Maxis is organizing The Ultimate Spore Creature Creator Dance Off Contest for Spore fans. It simply means you can upload a video of your Spore creature dancing, gyrating or doing any dance movements to YouTube and dance away with some prizes. Hit the below link for details.

The Ultimate Spore Creature Creator Dance Off Contest

Via: GameAxis

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Do You Think Your Spore Creature Can Dance?

Although Dead or Alive Online (DOA Online) is still in beta in China, wallpapers of various female DOA fighters in different settings are out to pacify fans. In 1280×960 and 1440×900.

Image: Tecmo

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Dead Or Alive Online Wallpapers

Running low on wallpapers to brighten up your desktop? Here are 47 games-related wallpapers for your taking.

Image: GameSpot China

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Wallpaper Galore, For Gaming Fans

After more than a year of release, I finally played Command & Conquer 3:Tiberium Wars with my buddy over the internet. Using Hamachi, a zero-configuration virtual private network (VPN) freeware, we are able to play via the router and through firewalls in a stimulated LAN setting.

The whole process is quick, smooth and easy. Highly recommended.

Image: EA

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Command & Conquer 3:Tiberium Wars & Hamachi Are A Perfect Match

Last time it was for people who had downloaded the new maps.

This time, it’s open to everyone.

Be sure to take advantage of the Domination glitch so that you can level up lightning quick.

Also, COD4 has taken the lead spot on Live.

Seems we’re not the only people who enjoy double points.

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COD4 Double Points this Weekend!

MYM]Moon, Jang Jae Ho, a professional Warcarft III gamer, has donated $4300 to the earthquake relief. His team, Meet Your Makers (MYM), has also contributed $2000 to aid Sichuan earthquake victims.

Gamers are a helpful lot too.*Wink*

Image & Via: 电子竞技专区第一游戏博客

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Moon Helps Earthquake Victims Too

Entertainment offerings including online gaming has came to a standstill during the three-day official mourning period for the quake victims.

During the official mourning period, the government has taken the unusual step of effectively shutting down entertainment in China — silencing karaoke parlors, forcing entertainment programming off Web sites and TV stations, shutting down online games and suspending TV and online ads.

There’s always hope.

Image: rose she | Via: WSJ

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Online Gaming Halted For Three Days In China