Barcraft Vancouver to Raise Money for Child’s Play

Barcraft Vancouver will be hosting a fundraising event on June 10th at the G sports Bar and Grill on Granville St. They will be showing a live broadcast of the Major League Gaming finals in Anaheim, which will feature professional tournaments of Starcraft II, League of Legends, King of Fighters, and more. This will be an all ages event, but space is limited! You can buy your tickets at the Eventbrite Site, and you also need to fill out this form to attend. $15 gets you admission, a drink, 2 burger sliders, and fries. You can’t lose! All proceeds go to the Child’s play charity.

Source:Village Gamer.

Battlestar Galactica Online Hits 10M players for its 1 year anniversary

 

Bigpoint Games has prepared a host of freebies for players to celebrate the 1 year anniversary of the Battlestar Galactica free-to-play MMO game. Players can log in from April 30th to May 6th to collect their items. There will be discounts and coupons for in-game items as well. Battlestar Galactica has garnered over 10 million users since its launch and has been constantly expanding, giving players the ability to play meta-games and pilot capital ships like Basestars and Battlestars.

Source: Massively

Seattle Superheroes Confront May Day Protesters While Rex Velvet Makes the Scene

 

May Day festivities in Seattle yesterday were marred by a group of about 50 protesters who began to smash windows of downtown shops and offices. The protesters were about to make their way to the former courthouse on 5th street, but they were confronted by a team of Seattle’s costumed crusaders, Phoenix Jones, Midnight Jack, and the Caballero. Initially there were some reports that Phoenix Jones had used his pepper spray on the protesters, but after further investigation, these claims proved incorrect by the footage from Jones’ personal camera. This footage was later given to police in hopes of identifying some of the May day vandals.




Success such as this may not be enough to convince some citizens that Phoenix Jones and his ilk are good for Seattle. Local supervillain Rex Velvet has posted a video message on youtube about his mission to put a stop to any costumed shenanigans in his city. Whether he is simply a concerned citizen, or if this is simply a set up for a dastardly form of performance art, only time will tell.

Source:Gawker.com and io9