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Saturday, July 07, 2007
Weekly Freeplay
Weekly Freeplay is a new 1UP feature that attempts to dethrone Gamespy's Download This (discontinued since December 2006) as the best regular column about indie games in general. And off to a very good start, I must add.

I really like the fact that more and more mainstream editors and journalists are turning to indie games even when there are a large number of commercial stuff to write about.

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Blogger Moshboy said at 7/07/2007 03:53:00 PM:  
Let's just hope it lasts.
Anonymous Anonymous said at 7/07/2007 06:11:00 PM:  
What sucks is that mainstream news sources like that will publish articles listing games us indie fans have known about for months, yet they get all the credit... :-(
Blogger Rodneylives said at 7/07/2007 08:59:00 PM:  
Dammit, their RSS feed isn't for this column alonem, but is a general 1UP thing. FAIL.
Blogger CosMind said at 7/07/2007 10:26:00 PM:  
@anonymous

the only credit they get is with their mainstream readers ;)

if "us indie fans" have known for months, then our credit goes to those who put us in the knows ages agos.

no big deal.
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