Editor's Note

I'm going to be brief, today, 'cause we're setting up for the night's festivities. The big event?

Atomic's Wolfenstein Games Night, kicking off in a bit over an hour!

So, before Justin and I get down to a night of pizza, fragging and hanging out with some lucky Atomicans, here's the best of this week's news.

And the biggest news of all is that Atomic is going on your! Click on our leading story below to find out how you can attend an exclusive Atomic event in either Sydney or Melbourne. If you're keen, attend both!

Anyway, Wolfenstein - or at least setting it up - is calling. Make sure to also check out the site tomorrow to see a gallery of the night's festivities.

Game on!

- David Hollingworth, Editor

Top Stories This Week

Join Atomic's Power to the PC Tour! by David Hollingworth | August 18, 2009 Event: Atomic's taking its love of the PC on the road - and we want you to join us in Sydney and Melbourne!		Bryan Singer circling Battlestar Galactica movie? by Simon Brew | August 18, 2009 Could Battlestar Galactica be heading to the big screen, with Bryan Singer on board? And just how would that work?
Intel Core i7 870 by Justin Robinson | August 14, 2009 Atomic sneaks a peek at the next-gen midrange chip for Intel - the LGA1156 Core i7.		Slimmer, cheaper, sexier PS3 coming in September by David Hollingworth | August 19, 2009 [cockney voice] Size - SLASHED! Price - SLASHED! Power consumption - VERY SLASHED! It's all got to go in the new PlayStation 3![/cockney accent]

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