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	Caylus (game) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Caylus initially gained public acclaim when it was rated the number one game of the October 2005 game fair in Essen, Germany by a public vote conducted by Fairplay Magazine.
		With the international attention gained via BoardGameGeek and Essen 2005, the first printing of Caylus sold out in December 2005.
		A second printing was released in February 2006, including new cardboard coins to replace the gray plastic tiddlywinks-style coins from the original release.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Caylus_(game) (514 words)

	Gameblog: BoardGameGeek RSS feeds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Iain's blog entry about BoardGameGeek RSS feeds inspired me to subscribe to some of them (new articles, new reviews and new geeklists).
		For those of you who use a newsreader, and enjoy board games, BoardGameGeek has a pretty nice collection of RSS feeds for their site.
		This entry is called BoardGameGeek RSS feeds and it was written on April 10, 2004.
	www.melankolia.net /gameblog/archives/001017.html (177 words)

	Boardgame News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		BoardGameGeek is running another contest in concert with Eagle Games.
		In this one, they are giving away 20 copies of Puerto Rico: The PC Game.
		Check out the Puerto Rico: The PC Game Giveaway Contest on BoardGameGeek for the contest rules and to take the quiz.
	www.boardgamenews.com /index.php/boardgamenews/comments/puerto_rico_the_pc_game_giveaway_contest_at_boardgamegeek (101 words)

	CBSRMT Unofficial Forums: Rating the programs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		An episode (or a game) might have a very high rating but that may be just by a few people skewing the rating.
		At "boardgamegeek" they also allow space for comments.
		Chances are those people have similar tastes to you - then you can look at their profile & chose other favorites of theirs knowing you will probably like them also.
	www.cbsrmt.info /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=16;t=000232;p=1 (518 words)

	Bonaparte at Marengo (Simmons Games) : Reviews
		Boardgamegeek is a website built on top of a large database of boardgames of all kinds.
		Some tools of boardgamegeek can only be used after costfree registration.
		Bonaparte at Marengo receives extraordinary ratings on boardgamegeek: about 50% are the topscores of
	www.histogame.de /Bonaparte/e_presse.html (63 words)

	Lumbersmiths : Thoughts on Die Macher
		I believe it's partially because the BoardGameGeek URL for the game is game #1 (http://www.boardgamegeek.com/game/1), and because I wanted to see how a game with a theme so spectacularly dull (German political elections) could be so highly regarded (it's currently listed as the 7th best game on BoardGameGeek).
		I thought the BoardGameGeek convention would be my first shot at playing.
		With three days of gaming to fill during the convention, I expected I would soon grow tired of 1 1/2 hour Euro games and would have plenty of time to try one of the "heavier" games.
	www.lumbersmiths.com /archive/2005/09/19/132.aspx (1008 words)

	Slashdot \| DOOM: The Boardgame
		The place to check this out is the BoardGameGeek Doom: The Boardgame [boardgamegeek.com] page, which has reviews, scenarios, and other good stuff.
		Most slashdot geeks clamor for a boycott against the game, but secretly play it at their friend's houses.
		Boardgamegeek by porter235 (Score:1) Monday January 31, @02:55PM
	games.slashdot.org /games/05/01/30/2349208.shtml?tid=204&tid=10 (3111 words)

	Letters - March, 2005
		Meanwhile, Boardgamegeek is wallowing in user-generated content, but it remains difficult to zero-in on the more thoughtful content.
		Even better—but more work and a challenge around deadlines—would be to provide real editing of the articles, not only proofreading them but suggesting modifications to structure or content.
		Even if the "raw" submissions were available earlier on Boardgamegeek, there would be real value in reading the more professional Games Journal editions of the same articles (either online or in printouts).
	www.thegamesjournal.com /letters/Mar2005.shtml (2474 words)

	Bernie DeKoven's FunLog: BoardgameGeek News
		More fun, more often, for more people and other living things.
		Added a new resource to the Blogroll: BoardgameGeek News.
		Covering an eclectic range of board games, this weblog should prove a valuable resource to anyone who takes boardgames seriously, or not.
	www.deepfun.com /weblog/2002/11/boardgamegeek-news.html (161 words)

	Board Game Blog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		My intuition after one pass through the rules is that the HM is worth perhaps 15-25 pesos near the beginning of the game and more like 20-30 near the end.
		I think the rule is clear on a tie for 1st, the two players each get 1/2 the herd size rounded down.
		So I just wonder if it would be better to seperate the boardgame from the PC franchise, and have it stand on its own, provided that it is as good as everyone says it is.
	www.boardgameblog.co.uk (2403 words)

	inconsequential ruminations » Blog Archive » Filtering the BoardGameGeek forums’ New Posts
		At the very top right of the BoardGameGeek page header there is a link to New Posts.
		This entry was posted on Friday, July 29th, 2005 at 15:14 and is filed under boardgames.
		You must be logged in to post a comment.
	cheyne.net /blog/2005/07/filtering-the-boardgamegeek-forums-new-posts (150 words)

	The Board Game Designers Forum! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		So far, no sales are directly attributable to the ads, but I consider it worthwhile.
		According to the stats for my ad at this point, 11,434 people have seen my ad, and 49 of them have gone from the ad to my site.
		Advertising on the www IS russian roulette, it is not a feature of boardgamegeek.
	www.bgdf.com /modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=7200 (1175 words)

	meeplemart: The world's best games!
		Based on the immortal Tigris & Euphrates, this is a faster and quicker game that retains much of the original's thrilling depth while introducing a bit of luck and some new tactical choices.
		Amoebas divide, evolve (a deck of cards represents the genes for various desirable traits that can be acquired), and subsist on the excrement left by other players' amoebas!
		The third most highly rated game at BoardGameGeek, but we personally prefer this game to top-rated Puerto Rico.
	www.meeplemart.com /ys_game.php (467 words)

	BoardGameGeek-Recommendations (Matthew Gray's Weblog)
		(Executive summary: I wrote some new features for BoardGameGeek that aids in getting board game recommendations, not unlike the now defunct BGRS that used to be on this site.
		I've been an admin at boardgamegeek for a few years now, and have been very happy to help contribute to a site that has been immensely valuable to the board gaming community.
		I wrote some features in the past like the notification of new content, but that's been largely obsoleted by the availability of per game RSS feeds.
	server.boardgamestuff.com:8000 /blog/Games/General/BoardGameGeek-Recommendations.comments (811 words)

	SonicChicken weblog » Blog Archive » Tigris & Euphrates, f2f and online
		I would have preferred to give the game a trial play at one of the Sacramento Boardgame Meetups, but I hadn’t seen anybody bring it.
		Since this is the highest rated game (after Puerto Rico) on BoardGameGeek I figured it was a pretty safe purchase anyway.
		I’m a few turns into my first PBEM game, and the mechanics seem perfectly faithful to the original board game.
	sonicchicken.net /blog/wordpress?p=104 (544 words)

	Chris Brooks - Monday, 24 November 2003
		A few of us over at the BoardGameGeek tech Yahoo group are exploring some ways to use web services to provide programmatic access to BoardGameGeek.
		With a web service to BoardGameGeek available for programs like this, they can synchronize their game databases with what has already become the authority.
		Games good for adults to play with children - I think this is the best list for that age group.
	www.chrisbrooks.org /default,date,2003-11-24.aspx (4258 words)

	Game Ownership/Ratings Lists - QuickTopic free message board hosting
		I have made a list of my games on boardgamegeek.
		It would be cool to create a superlist of all the games owned by the group.
		Some day I'll use the fancy tools on boardgamegeek to make a real list.
	www.quicktopic.com /19/H/sdRaF55sbcUEK (507 words)

	BoardGameGeek - Gaming Unplugged Since 2000
		War of the Ring - Battles of the Third Age
		BoardGameGeek is a completely free online resource for learning about, discussing, buying, selling, and trading board games.
		BoardGameGeek and the BoardGameGeek logo are trademarks of BoardGameGeek, LLC.
	www.boardgamegeek.com (415 words)

	SonicChicken weblog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		This would have been a pretty short post, but while I was checking out the website hosting the store locator I found out that the author is Matthew Gray, one of the BGG admins.
		I read the Games section of his blog and stumbled across a post about BoardGameGeek Recommendations.
		One of the many cool things about the BoardGameGeek website is the ability to research games prior to purchase.
	sonicchicken.net /blog/wordpress/tags/boardgames (2212 words)

	MonkeyFilter \| Are you a BoardGameGeek?
		BoardGameGeek is an insanely comprehensive site at the vanguard of the quiet renaissance in the world of table-top gaming.
		Browse its vast board game database, read a myriad of reviews, discover new suggestions on how to play old favorites, uncover long lost holy grails of childhood, chilling reminders of world views thankfully fading, and quite a few surprises.
		This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
	monkeyfilter.com /link.php/11369 (1160 words)

	The Game-it-Yourself Canonical List of Free Print-and-Play Games G
		This list is also available as a geeklist on the BoardGameGeek:
		Armed for combat, they battle with spear, net and sword (or all the rocks they can carry.) The last in the air wins.
		Ever been bored on a rainy (or sunny) day and think, " Wouldn't it be neat if I had possession of a 20 megaton nuclear warhead?
	www.runestoneit.com /~dseagraves/list_g.html (2950 words)

	Game News off the GameWire - from Gamefest.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Days of Wonder and BoardgameGeek are having a contest and giving away 10 copies of the new game Shadows Over Camelot.
		To enter the contest you'll need to answer the questions in the Shadows Over Camelot Quiz.
		The deadline for entries is 12 Midnight, Friday June 17th and the winners will be announced on BoardgameGeek on Monday, June 20th.
	gamefest.com /news/news_detail/2642_0_4_0_C (115 words)

	Gameblog: BoardGameGeek supporter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Because dollar is weak compared to euro, $10 is only about 8.5 or so.
		And that's not much, considering how much I've got out of BoardGameGeek!
		This entry is called BoardGameGeek supporter and it was written on April 10, 2004.
	www.melankolia.net /gameblog/archives/001016.html (130 words)

	Game News off the GameWire - from Gamefest.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		BoardgameGeek.CON is a gaming convention that is going to be taking place in Dallas, Texas from November 3-6, 2005.
		The convention is being run by the BoardgameGeek boys Scott Alden and Derk Solko.
		The convention will have open board and card gaming, a Texas Hold'Em tournament, a flea market, vendors, and more.
	gamefest.com /news/news_detail/A2229_0_4_0_C (116 words)

	GASP - Gaming Association of Southwestern Pennsylvania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Matthew will be making this a regular posting on their website starting this month.
		Oh, and if you haven't checked out Boardgamegeek yet, you really should, it's one of the best gaming web sites out there.
		According to the shirt people I should be receiveing the GASP shirts no later than May 6th, so this mean I will have them for the next GASP meeting.
	home.comcast.net /~gasp01/news/newsletters/gasp0404.html (855 words)

	Board Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		I have listed 2 more games on the BoardGameGeek Auctions.
		I can't access the BoardGameGeek for 24 hours because it's under an undue load.
		Tom Vasel has started a Secret Santa at BoardGameGeek.
	www.originotions.com /display.php?streamid=23 (135 words)

	The Game-it-Yourself Canonical List of Free Print-and-Play Games
		All game descriptions/summaries are taken from either the game's website or from the rules for the game, so any reference to 'I' or 'me' refers to the game designer.
		The Canonical List of Free Print-and-Play Games is also available as a series of geeklists on the BoardGameGeek:
		As always, if you are confused by any of the terminology you find here, just refer to the glossary.
	www.runestoneit.com /~dseagraves/canonical_list.html (11246 words)

	Everyfeed.com - Know more about BoardGameGeek Recent Additions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Everyfeed.com - Know more about BoardGameGeek Recent Additions
		Number of redirections to the site : 1800
		Look at the last feeds from this site
	www.everyfeed.com /site_form.php?id_site=215763 (33 words)

	Good 2-player board games \| Ask MetaFilter
		All of these should be available at BoardGameGeek.
		I see you're in NYC- the board I co-run is a NY-centric game community.
		If you're not already overwhelmed with options, try searching the GeekLists on BoardGameGeek.
	ask.metafilter.com /mefi/21345 (1421 words)

	Advanced Space Crusade
		Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2005 11:08 am Post subject: Advanced Space Crusade
		i figure its okay to post this since Merzoks and Bots sites are okay, but some rather cool chap has added some more scans to the ASC Boardgamegeek site
		Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 12:25 am Post subject: Re: Advanced Space Crusade
	easternfringe.com /forum/viewtopic.php?t=755 (1100 words)

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