There’s nothing quite like beating in the head of a rabid, rotting zombie with your parents favourite frying pan (non-stick helps reduce the risk of being infected with the virus-carrying blood too), and we know it.  That’s why this week’s post is all about zombies and our Left 4 Dead 2 game server. [...] Read more…

The rumours are true… we’re going to war.  The new Medal of Honor Beta is geared and will be ready for deployment on the 21st of July on the WAGE server, and as a special to existing gamers in the trenches of Bad Company 2, you’ll be able to get in on the Beta action as early as the 17th!  Click here for more information.[...] Read more…

Battle.net was the world’s first fully integrated matchmaking service, which was launched in 1996 with the release of Diablo. Battle.net evolved over the years to fully incorporate online game-play for StarCraft, Diablo II, a re-release of Warcraft II and Warcraft III. [...] Read more…

Web Africa’s WAGE team attended the OC LAN event, which took place at the Bellville Velodrome last weekend.  This month’s NEON theme saw gamers dressed in bright neon clothes, eager to win one of the 1terabyte hard drives which were up for grabs.  The event was a great success with 500 gamers filling the roster and it wasn’t long before the tables were filled up with glowing computer equipment ranging from the ordinary through to the bizarre.[...] Read more…

WAGE is ready to take the New Year by storm, with several new features and games that have been added to the service.  Gamers are looking forward to the STEAM content server and game statistics which will be made available early in February.  America’s Army, Battlefield 2 and the popular Gary’s Mod are just some of the latest additions to be added to  the servers. [...] Read more…

The WAGE Launch party on Saturday was a huge success, with a healthy turnout of enthusiastic gamers, all with many questions regarding WAGE. Topics such as whether or not to allow certain types of behaviour on the servers was lightly debated, accompanied by much cheering. [...] Read more…