Brick Gamers: spacecraft 2

Monday, October 25, 2010

No LAN? This is Progress!

This subject came out the other day when my gang of friends went out to play starcraft 2 together in a cyber cafe on our weekly bash. Regression in the name of progress in its finest example.

Another reason why I have a number of gamer friends who refuse to buy original copies of SC2, forking out 250 bucks (yes, if you are in this part of the world that is what the price tag looks like) for a game that have no LAN capability while gaming time is getting less and less in the face of daily grind just doesn't make sense for some.

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BrickGamers started out in 2006 appearing in GameAxis, the leading South-East Asia regional gaming magazine, and soon went on to garner support and accolades from the local gaming and LEGO® community. Touching on a broad scope of topics, BG turned out to be a way to make the investments pay themselves off. Today they continue the success online, and ventures forth into territories untouched. We can be contacted at bricklives@gmail.com for syndication of our comics, link exchange, advertising, informercials, and more!

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Kaki Gamers Malaysia (KGM) @ www.kakigamersmy.com is a Malaysian PC Gaming Community that was formed by a band of hardcore gamers all over the country with a vision to gather original game players so they have a chance to play co-operative or against each other.

They also have a Steam Group @ steamcommunity.com/groups/kakigamers

LowYat.Net, Malaysia's Tech Enthusiast Resource Community, has an KGM official forum thread.

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The Brick Comic Network is LEGO® Webcomic Forum made up of other LEGO® Webcomics, including Irregular Webcomic (www.irregularwebcomic.net) and Brickworld Saga (www.lq-comic.com), with the latter made by Dave Rapp. Brick Gamers has been invited by the BCN to be one of the LEGO® Web Comics in the Network!

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BrickGamers manages the local LEGO® forum. Come and join us there to discuss about LEGO® in Malaysia!

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Brickboy is the only Malaysian LEGO® shop, and has outlets in The Gardens @ MidValley MegaMall, Sunway Pyramid, and Tropicana Mall. They also sell Collectible Toys!

Outside Klang Valley?

Brick Bastion Collectibles and Toys is Malaysia's 1st LEGO® eStore which sells MISB (Mint In Sealed Box) sets.

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LEGO® aren't just toys for kids - visit the blog which Master builders' work around the globe are featured and respect the bricks.

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The story, all names, characters, events, and incidents portrayed in the comics are fictitious. Any identification, reference, and or similarity to true events and resemblance to real-world locales, buildings, products, or actual people, living or dead, is entirely coincidental or is intended purely as a satire, parody, or spoof and is not intended or should be inferred. The views expressed in the comics do not represent the opinions of the authors. We are not responsible for comments posted by users in this public domain. No LEGO® miniature figurines were harmed in the making of these comics.

Monday, October 25, 2010

No LAN? This is Progress!

Monday, September 27, 2010

I am here! Click me!

Monday, September 13, 2010

Sit like a Conqueror

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