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I still play F1 99-01 with the 2003 season mod and graphic updates, I also play GTR 2, Gran Turismo 4, and Forza. Of those sims F1 99-01 and GTR 2 are of course the most realistic. A real good question is.... who plays tank sims? I'm currently addicted to T-72 Balkans on Fire.

FSX is a pretty sweet flight sim. Currently I am working on two very long flights. One from Seattle, Washington to Tokyo, Japan and the other from New York City, to London.

We are all just very anxious to play. I have been playing Longbow 2 since 1997, so I kinda need a new helicopter sim. :/

Thank you very much for giving your experience with working with ED atleast. This is the only worth while reply in my thread so far. I did get ahold of one of the guys at ED and he said he passed my message onto their PR manager so we will see. I imagine they will want the contact info of my sites director, the guy that handles everything. I'm just a writer, I wouldnt expect them to do it for me. But what I wanted is to talk to the PR manager, give him a bit of infomation about the gaming site I work with and try to build that relationship and trust. Like you basically said, its all about trust.

Ooh come on its not that bad :P I've tried e-mail and so far havent gotten a response. I'm just a writer, so I would simply give them the e-mail address of the director of the site, assuming I can get ED's attention first. Of course you are right its not enough to just say "I work for a gaming website give me copies!" I'm sure ED knows the process for staying in touch with the gaming sites, and they are the ones i'm after. [edit] haha i am so blind, their publisher (although its for their russian publisher) has a PR & marketing contact, so that will hopefully lead me in the right direction. It'll just start a lot of drama and trolling if I give out who I am working for. If ED wants proof and is willing to talk with me then i'll give them what they privately. I wish they would respond to my e-mails, but they havent. Everyone else for the website I work with is volunteer, we arent professional, loaded with lawyers, or anything like that. I'm just going out of my way on my own time to get something done. Check i'm not even a true journalist. My degree in college is for mechanical drafting, i'm working on getting a job at Boeing, I want to do something in Aerospace. Samething for everyone else, all volunteers doing game writing on their own time because they enjoy it. Most gaming websites are like this except for a few big ones like ign, gamespy and gamespot.

I am a volunteer gaming journalist for a website that reviews and previews video games. Basically another one of the many ign.com's out there. I am always looking for new games to preview, especially obsecure ones like black shark, its free advertising for you and gets the word out about your game. Does Eagle Dynamic have a press relations person or just anyone I can get in touch with to get a beta build or a full version copy of the game for review? Because we are nonprofit we generally work on getting games donated to us, of course thats not always possible for a lot of publishers/developers. We usually get one or two copies of games from the big guys, which is to be expected, but never the small ones, who need it the most. anywho I am just looking for someone who works at Eagle Dynamics that I can get in touch with personally. Thank you for your time.