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Welcome to whatweplay.be - Your resource for collectable games, boardgames and plugged games in Belgium, In celebration of Command & Conquer's 12-year anniversary, Electronic Arts has made the Gold version of the original real-time strategy game available for free download., Days of Wonder has announced the Memoir 44 Air Pack expansion., Merscom released a PC version of Reiner Knizias Ingenious in the first half of 2007, but thats only the first of many creations to come out of this relationship, according to a press release from Merscom., Europe is missing out on the FIFA 08 madness (the long-awaited console demo is out!) due to last minute technical issues. PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 owners in North America and Australia however can take to the pitch with EA's latest FIFA title today., Pillars of the Earth, designed by Michael Rieneck and Stefan Stadler, has won the Deutscher Spiele Pries 2007., Arnaud Urbon and Ludovic Vialla, creators of Khronos, are back with a new game from the same publisher, Editions du Matagot, and the game is called Utopia., World of Warcraft's official site has posted a Q & A with the Blizzard design team, providing details on the major feature of the upcoming Wrath of the Lich King expansion, the Death Knight hero class.
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