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Project Reality Wins Mod DB's Mod Of The Year

Submitted by: DudeofDeath @ 04:39 AM | Tuesday, March 3, 2009 | (url: http://www.gamasu...)

Mod DB has announced the winners of their 7th Annual Mod of the Year Awards, which celebrate the most creatively remastered video games and game modifications.

The big prize this year goes to the creators of Project Reality, a mod for EA's Battlefield 2 game that strives to deliver the most realistic combat environment possible. The team has tweaked the game's physics, visual effects, and overall play style while adding new factions to the game. Project Reality took second place for Mod of the Year in 2006 and 2007, so this year they finally get their chance to shine.

Link: Project Reality

Steam to Begin Supporting Source Mods

Submitted by: KnightMare @ 01:17 PM | Monday, September 29, 2008 | (url: http://storefront...)

As a part of our continuing efforts to support the MOD community, we will begin hosting selected MODs directly on Steam starting next week. The first five MODs to ship on steam will be Age of Chivalry, D.I.P.R.I.P., Insurgency, Synergy, and Zombie Panic. As always, owners of any Source game will be able to download and play all of these MODs for free.

Once installed, these MODs will appear in your "My Games" list and will receive automatic updates just like other games on Steam. Also, these MODs now take advantage of Steamworks, which provides stat tracking and tighter integration with the Steam community.

Project Reality v0.8 Released!

Submitted by: DudeofDeath @ 06:56 PM | Friday, August 29, 2008 | (url: http://www.realit...)

One of the best combined arms military shooters ever made has just been updated, Project Reality v0.8, and it doesn't cost money, it's a free mod for Battlefield 2.

Fight battles with enemy soldiers & insurgents in Iraq, Afghanistan, China & Oman, in locations modeled as close as possible to the real thing. If you want real team-oriented battle that packs some serious depth, this mod has it. Enjoy!

Wii Mods & Hacks Roundup

Submitted by: Rayn @ 06:13 PM | Wednesday, April 11, 2007 | (url: http://www.gadget...)

From custom cases to homebrew titles, this article takes a look at the ways people are customizing their Wii's.