Anyway, hope you visitors find the look appealing, I personally think I did a pretty good job on it.

So far I have only accomplished the Twitter tutorial but others should follow soon(although I’m not sure if I will cover how to do Facebook Connect).

You can find the Twitter integration tutorial here(http://community.mybboard.net/thread-65544.html)
Note that this tutorial does not cover how to make actions on your board post to Twitter, as Screeze does for its users. It also does not cover the exact code on how to detect which users are Twitter registrants if need be, but it does say how you can accomplish that.

I’m going to have to do something about that.

• Config files for FRO DF
• Base server config fro FRO HR(this is only the base settings that the HR settings were put on top of, so the real HR settings are still intact)
• Several Project Freedom Presets
• A php script for the AfroTHUNDER server’s automated bomb.
• Config files for the FRO Practice Server
• Some SCR_HACK files
• Config files for Screeze The Fruit

I haven’t thoroughly examined the files I was able to retrieve yet, but as I was copying files to my flash drive I noticed one file no longer had its original contents and somehow had the contents of another file. I fear that this may be the same for other files that I have retrieved.

After I finish examining the files I retrieved and organizing them(and possibly re-creating some), I plan to release them here for anyone who wants to make clones of the Afrothunder servers.

Hope you like it!

You can find it at: http://blog.screeze.com

I have recently bought Battlefield 1943 off of the PlayStation Store and I think the game is great! It’s a nice, small, multiplayer-only, downloadable title that’s easy to just pick up and go. There is a tutorial level, but you can probably get the hang of the game by just playing it. The main way of getting into a game is using quick match, which automatically finds an open game and puts you in it, but you can also start a private match, or go to a match a friend is in.

The game is played in a conquest mode where you try to capture as many bases on the map as possible. Each team has a healthbar at the top of the screen. Each time someone respawns the healthbar decreases, when it reaches zero the other team wins. The more bases you have captured, the more points that come off of your enemy’s healthbar when one of them respawns.

There are 3 normal maps that are played in conquest mode, Wake Island, Guadalcanal, and Iwo Jima. There is also special fourth map, Coral Sea, that gets unlocked when the total number of kills for everyone on your console reaches 43 million(this is already unlocked on Xbox 360). Coral Sea is played in a special gametype that is only dogfighting instead of conquest mode.

The game also allows the map to be destroyed in various ways by the user, such as driving jeeps through wooded areas and taking down the trees, driving tanks through buildings, dropping bombs to destroy buildings and dent the landscape, and sending rockets through fences and walls or blowing them to parts with grenades. This can alter gameplay dramatically by allowing you to have lots of cover to use in the beginning of a match but being an open target in a shooting frenzy by the end of the match.

The PS3 version of the game seems to have voice chat problems but it is supposedly being looked into.

Overall I think it is a very good game at only $15.