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A few days ago we already talked about The Path of Go for the Xbox console, now it’s time to talk about go games for the wii console. For some reason, it seems that previous generations of consoles had a bunch of go games available: from game boy to playstation 2, there are dozens of [...]

Last January, during the last Techvista (Microsoft annual research symposium), we could see a preview of the Path of Go. But we had to wait a little bit longer till someone got it hands-on: it was the Joystiq Team that managed to get a premature copy of the game and made a short review. Though [...]

A few months ago we already talked about qgo2: a multiserver client for Linux which included IGS, WING, LGS, CyberOro, eWeiQi, Tygem and Tom servers. If you don’t know about this nice piece of software, I’d recommend checking it out. It’s is worth it. In fact, even left as it is, it may still be [...]

A new Go Gadget is being developed by Bartmate and Szabo M. Peter, here you have the link to the homepage of the gadget: Game of Go. This information was brought to us by Andrew Smirnoff and Matias Sörlin was the first one to make it load publicly in Google wave. Here you have a [...]

Google wave is the new social network released by (guess who?) Google. It’s still quite premature and there are very few invitations sent, so the amount of users of this network is very limited. Google wave has a big potential for many purposes, but we are here to talk about go. In this picture you’ll see [...]

Though most people running on Windows won’t know anything about qgo, some of you may already know about it: it comes within Ubuntu’s default package. The next version of this program is already under development and it looks like a good tool for online playing. General interface: The general interface is very clean. There are [...]