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Random tweet from Rebecca on Tuesday morning: Off to have breakfast with @cynnamons . Vancouver theatre publicists unite! To which I responded with a flippant: @rebeccacoleman @cynnamons Hi girls! If you figure out how to fix #theatre today, let me know? To which Travis responded with a considered: @thenextstagemag Give a leading indie company in each city a budget half as large as the largest company for three years. And then is was game on, in thenextstagemag

Dungeons and Dragons-esque fantasy generally doesn’t get a whole lot of respect, especially considering the rather large population of nerds around the Internet. Either we get shows like GOLD , which, while amazing, aren’t really about fantasy so much as about tabletop gaming, or we get linked to the same “Lightning Bolt!” “Lightning Bolt!” video again and again. Here’s to hoping that Spellfury , a new fantasy web series created by Ottawa, Canada-based Travis Gordon, turns out to be th

Battlefield Heroes is a third person, online only, action game. It’s free-to-play, supported by optional micro transactions, and can only be launched through your web browser. It’s created by EA DICE, the developer behind the famous Battlefield series. [ Editor’s note : this review was written by Freewaregenius contributor Travis B. Check out his freeware games blog here ]. War is an ugly, bloodstained affair. When two nations engage in it, lives are ruined, families forever destroyed, an

Battlefield Heroes is a third person, online only, action game. It’s free-to-play, supported by optional micro transactions, and can only be launched through your web browser. It’s created by EA DICE, the developer behind the famous Battlefield series. [ Editor’s note : this review was written by Freewaregenius contributor Travis B. Check out his freeware games blog here ]. War is an ugly, bloodstained affair. When two nations engage in it, lives are ruined, families forever destroyed, an