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The datacenter monkeys will be working overtime

The Reapers will be arriving on Earth in the first week of March, but EA has prepared a special surprise for them before they land. The publisher  will be launching copies of Mass Effect 3 into space to promote their highly anticipated RPG Weather balloons carrying several copies of the game will take off from New York, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Berlin, London and Paris. Each unit  will be outfitted with a GPS tracking device for fans to track them down when they finally land. If you’re one of those lucky few to pinpoint its  location, then a copy is all yours for the taking. All you need to do is head over to the official Mass Effect website and follow their  whereabouts. Here’s your chance to be one of the first to experience the epic conclusion to the Mass Effect trilogy. 

The not so lucky ones among us will need to wait patiently till the game hits store shelves on March 6th in the US, and on the 9th in Europe.

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According to Steam's stats, more people played Counter-Strike (1.6 and Source) today than  Skyrim, Team Fortress 2, and Dota 2 combined. So when Min "Gooseman" Le, one of the co-  creators of the original Counter-Strike mod that launched the phenomenon, gets ready to  kick off his new game, it's kind of a big deal. That game is Tactical Intervention, a  free-to-play shooter that looks very much like an expanded Counter-Strike, complete with  driveable vehicles, rappelling, attack dogs, and presumably all manner of new tactical  toys, and it will enter closed beta in America in March. See the trailer -- and how to sign up for the beta -- below.

Neowin reports that as of tonight, Tactical Intervention has secured an American  publisher (OGPlanet) and is accepting beta signups on the official site. This game raises  all kinds of questions -- in particular, does the fact that it's free-to-play give it a  distinct advantage over Valve's own Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, which will probably  not be free due to its cross-platform nature? And will Gooseman's involvement woo a chunk  of Counter-Strike's audience away from Valve? This is definitely one to watch.

Source Via GameSpy

Looks like the guys are Valve are busy working around the clock on new games, 

This might be our biggest update yet. Outworld Destroyer joins us this week, along with a ton of new features. Here are some highlights:

Added new game mode: Single Draft.
Added querying of dead units. This lets you click allied portraits in the top bar to inspect their items and skills, even when they’re dead.
Queued move commands show a waypoint flag briefly.
Added new settings panel.
Matchmaking displays average wait time for each region.
New interface for finding lobbies.
New Matchmaking panel.
Players can chat and use voice communications while the game is paused.
Added game mode (AP, SD, CM) selection for matchmaking.
You can now find replays by MatchID from the Watch panel.
Added Grid Mode to the Shop.
Added Repick functionality to the hero picking panel (costs 100 gold to repick, lets you select a hero again).
Implemented “Suggest invite to party” menu option.
You can now see which heroes your allies are about to pick.
Added Steam avatars in the scoreboard.
Added the ability to jump to any position in a replay.
This update will be available to the main Dota 2 client. The new Test Build release schedule will start next week.

Changelog is avaliable here.