Elements Recognized by 1Up.com

[BluePriest]

http://www.1up.com/do/feature?pager.offset=1&cId=3177782

More proof that elements is awesome.
There are a lot of free Magic: The Gathering-like card games out there, but Elements is the most attractive and balanced and features both live and asynchronous multiplayer.

[wavedash]

That's pretty cool. Kind of disappointed they didn't write more, but meh.

[Thelonesun]

Y'think that we can finally make a Wikipedia article without it being bombed by the dumb page mods now that we have Jayisgames and 1up recognition?

[Gyrodiot]

Y'think that we can finally make a Wikipedia article without it being bombed by the dumb page mods now that we have Jayisgames and 1up recognition?

I think it will be bombed. This recognition won't be sufficient to make it into this category (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Browser-based_multiplayer_online_games), or this page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_multiplayer_browser_games).

The best way to know if a Wikipedia article can be made, is to wait its creation by a non-player.

(edit : after some research, the article has been deleted due to copyright infringement)

[wavedash]

Hello there, Elements (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_collectible_card_games#PC.2FOnline)

[Acsabi44]

There are a lot of free Magic: The Gathering-like card games out there, but Elements is the most attractive and balanced and features both live and asynchronous multiplayer.

Yeah I've played some but this is the only one I keep on playing:) it's much deeper than your average browser game.