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Call of Duty Downloadable Content Coming Soon

Ben Schachter, analyst at Broadpoint Amtech has said that the downloadable content for Modern Warfare 2 alone could generate $140 million in revenue for Activision.

As with the last two Call of Duty titles, the game itself should maintain its £50 launch price until the next version hits the shops, but Activision will also benefit from the high-margin downloadable content potential enabled by MW2's success.

I estimate that Activison will generate at least $140 million in gross revenue from Call of Duty downloadable content in 2010. Though Activision has not announced anything yet, I would not be surprised to see the content expand significantly beyond simple map packs to include new missions, modes of play, and in-game items. I guess the point is that most of Call of Dutys fan base will pay for additional content, and we expect Infinity Ward to monetize that throughout 2010.

I will keep you all updated as it happens

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World of Codcraft - In Cod we trust

THE WORLD OF COD CRAFT - In cod we trust

Following this years hit with MW2 we are proud to announce the new title every gamer has dreamed of owning yes its the mighty World of Codcraft.

Add a dash of World of Warcraft a couple of Call of Duty's and a Cod simmered gently for over 3 years in the making.

Above is the first screen shot form the beta version of the game which will be going live to testers as we speak. Are you one of the lucky beta testers? if not luckily Krom is part of the development team and all new World of Codcraft related stuff will be posted here first so keep you eye out for further updates over the coming months.

World of CodCraft - Krom Dog

World Of CodCraft - Krom Dog

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Facts about Crom

Real Name : Crom

Identity: Hyborian God (Celtic)

Occupation : God of Storms, Death & Eternity

Lives : Mount Crom (Germany)

Crom was one of the first immortals of Earth he is older than even Egyptian gods such as Ra

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Krom explains the nature of Crom

Crom is a grim and gloomy god, ever watching from atop his mountain in dark clouds and obscuring mists, ready to pass a disapproving judgment on any and all. However he is also said to approve of courage and tenacity in mortals, even if the human ultimately proves too frail to succeed. He is the only member of the Cimmerian pantheon named with any regularity, although another Celtic deity, Manannán mac Lir, is mentioned by Conan in one story.

The followers of Set placate their deity with human sacrifice and actively venerate serpents, while Derketo's worshippers follow the pleasures of the flesh, and the devotees of Mitra merge ascetism with a commitment to justice. By contrast, Conan remarks in conversation that it is best to avoid doing anything that would draw Crom's attention, as the god brings down only trouble and doom.

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Hobgoblin Steak and Ale Pie

Recipe for :

Hobgoblin Steak and Ale Pie

The Hobgoblin Legend

It was in a shadowy corner of the old maltings in Witney that the first gurgle was heard - a delicious, dark, rich ale pouring from the cask.

A local landlord had commissioned a special brew to celebrate his daughter's wedding. The founder of Wychwood Brewery, the late Chris Moss, God rest his soul, created the ale of his life - a dark, rich, and mysterious brew. What to call it though? Too much was brewed for the wedding, so a firkin of the still nameless beer was sold to a local grog shop. It went down so well, more was called for the very next day.

Chris dutifully delivered another firkin, and was stopped aghast in his tracks. What sight beheld him? A drawing of a Hobgoblin and the name had magically appeared on the beer. Was it the wanderer of the night? Was mischief afoot? Perhaps, under his gaze, a lay artist serving at the counter was so charmed with the ale, he'd been compelled to depict the character of the brew in a drawing.
From that day hence, customers would ask for The "Hobgoblin" beer, and the legendary ale was born.
Beware The Hobgoblin . . . he may work his magic on you . . .


Hobgoblin Strong Dark Ale and many other real ales are available from the Wychwood Brewery - to visit the Brewery web site http://www.wychwood.co.uk/

Ingredients for Hobgoblin Steak and Ale Pie
1 kg braising steak500 ml Hobgoblin500 ml water (approximately) 3 beef stock cubes2 1/2 heaped tbsp plain flour2 large onionsCooking oil or beef dripping2 heaped tsp Dijon mustardReady made puff pastry (ready rolled preferably, for less work)

How to make Hobgoblin Steak and Ale Pie

Peel and chop the onions. Cut up the braising steak into small cubes.

Heat some oil in a large and deep saucepan. Add the onions and sauté gently for about five minutes until soft.

Add the meat and cook to seal.

Add the flour and stir in to meat juices.

Continue to cook out the flour, adding the ale gradually to prevent sticking to the pan until all the ale has been added.

Add beef stock cubes and stir well until dissolved.

Add enough water to thin down the gravy. The amount will vary according to how much juice has come out of the meat so add gradually until you achieve the right consistency.

Add the Dijon mustard.

Once boiling reduce the heat, cover and simmer very gently for at least a couple of hours.

Once cooked, cut your pre-prepared pastry into a cirlce or a square and bake for around 10 minutes on a baking tray.

To serve your beautiful Hobgoblin Steak and Ale Pie ladle the meat and gravy onto a hot plate and top with pastry.

Note:

Serves 2

ENJOY!

Hobgoblin Steak and Ale Pie