Opinion

With Standard and Poor dropping the US credit rating lower than my own, from the highs of AAA to the lows of AA+, markets worldwide have been thrashed down losing any gains made over the last few years. Publishers such as EA, THQ and Activision have also taken a dive with the rest of the market.

Last night Anonymous added another task completed tick to their to do list by taking down the Syrian Ministry of Defense website. While they were there they defaced the site and left the attached image showing screenshots of videos by those involved in the uprising and a message to the people of Syria in both English and Arabic.

Today Lulzsec issued a press release aptly named “1000^th tweet press release”. With the recent havoc they have caused with Sony and other gaming companies, The Muslim Gamer goes through the release and plays some devil’s advocate on their behalf. While I am at it, I also dip my toes into online privacy, anonymous browsing, hacking, net neutrality and more stuff to do with the intertubes, Ahlan wa Sahlan..

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I played Witcher 1 a few years ago and thought it was a decent game. I don’t mind a bit of RPG action every now and then. Even though Witcher 2 was receiving a huge amount of press, i wasn’t that interested in the game, i was back into FPS games again and the plan was to sit tight till Battlefield 3 comes out.

That was until last week…

Subhan’Allah…. This build a website certainly turned out to be a little more difficult than i expected.

A few years ago I registered msulimgamer.com with grand plans and ideas. It started getting some followers and i was on my way. Then a few things like an engagement and marriage came along and the blog was stopped in its tracks. I decided that rather than have it sit there idle, i would be better off pulling it off the web and coming back to it when i have the time. My thoughts were

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