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Penny Arcade Oddly Enough Comes To Steam

Michael McWhertor — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 18:40:21 MDT

Valve recently announced that it was bringing Penny Arcade to its Steam platform. No, not Penny Arcade Adventures: On The Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness: Episode One, just the thrice weekly comic strip. That's right, if you're too lazy to type in penny-arcade.com or even pennyarcade.com, you can have it digitally delivered to your desktop courtesy of the Steam servers. Crazy, I know, but it just might be crazy enough to work. Press release that might just have you throw up your hands and utter "Hey, more power to 'em" after the pink more.

PENNY ARCADE ON STEAM

Valve and Penny Arcade have teamed up to bring ultra-popular, ruthlessly-topical Webcomic Penny Arcade to Steam, a leading platform for the delivery and management of PC games and digital content.

Viewable in all Steam accounts (no purchase required), a brand new installment of Penny Arcade will be posted every other day, providing a thrice-weekly dose of one of today's most popular Webcomics to over 13 million around the world.

For more information, please visit: www.steamgames.com.

Get Fuzzy Get's GoatGate

Brian Crecente — Mon, 28 May 2007 10:52:34 MDT

This is sort of random, today's Get Fuzzy strip deals with Sony's Goat Gate.

In it, Satchel says he doesn't want to go to a video game store because "at a game's launch party, they wanted people to pull stuff out of a dead goat."

OK, there's no way Darby Conley isn't a gamer if he knows about the God of War II launch party in Europe, I don't think it made that big a splash in mainstream media. So what do you think? Is he a PS3, Wii or 360 owner? Brian Crecente

Get Fuzzy Gets Gaming

Brian Crecente — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 11:00:38 MDT

I love watching this slow migration of gaming into the mainstream consciousness, even when it involves poking fun at gamers. Brian Crecente