EA Days - Revision history

NiciPopulous: Undo revision 5253 by Boogie (talk)

2014-12-25T23:56:10Z

Undo revision 5253 by Boogie (talk)

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	Any period of time during which EA Games hosted the [[Populous]] servers can be considered or is known as the "EA Days." During this time period (roughly from the release of the game in 1998 to the day EA Games stopped hosting the Populous servers on January 8, 2004), the official Populous website was run by Bullfrog. The ~~most popular~~ ''un''official Populous website now is run by Populous: Reincarnated (including Inca, TheGabber, ALACN, and ProtoageNet).		Any period of time during which EA Games hosted the [[Populous]] servers can be considered or is known as the "EA Days." During this time period (roughly from the release of the game in 1998 to the day EA Games stopped hosting the Populous servers on January 8, 2004), the official Populous website was run by Bullfrog. The ''un''official Populous website now is run by Populous: Reincarnated (including Inca, TheGabber, ALACN, and ProtoageNet).

2011-01-21T22:54:26Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:54, 21 January 2011
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	Any period of time during which EA Games hosted the [[Populous]] servers can be considered or is known as the "EA Days." During this time period (roughly from the release of the game in 1998 to the day EA Games stopped hosting the Populous servers on January 8, 2004), the official Populous website was run by Bullfrog. The ''un''official Populous website now is run by Populous: Reincarnated (including Inca, TheGabber, ALACN, and ProtoageNet).		Any period of time during which EA Games hosted the [[Populous]] servers can be considered or is known as the "EA Days." During this time period (roughly from the release of the game in 1998 to the day EA Games stopped hosting the Populous servers on January 8, 2004), the official Populous website was run by Bullfrog. The most popular ''un''official Populous website now is run by Populous: Reincarnated (including Inca, TheGabber, ALACN, and ProtoageNet).

2009-09-09T21:24:10Z

Reverted edits by Mighty volcano (Talk) to last version by Poop231

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	Any period of time during which EA Games hosted the [[Populous]] servers can be considered or is known as the "EA Days." During this time period (roughly from the release of the game in 1998 to the day EA Games stopped hosting the Populous servers on January 8, 2004), the official Populous website was run by Bullfrog. The official Populous website now is run by Populous: Reincarnated (including Inca, TheGabber, ALACN, and ProtoageNet).		Any period of time during which EA Games hosted the [[Populous]] servers can be considered or is known as the "EA Days." During this time period (roughly from the release of the game in 1998 to the day EA Games stopped hosting the Populous servers on January 8, 2004), the official Populous website was run by Bullfrog. The ''un''official Populous website now is run by Populous: Reincarnated (including Inca, TheGabber, ALACN, and ProtoageNet).

2009-08-29T20:31:20Z

Reverted edits by Poop231 (Talk) to last version by DakiniShaman

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	Any period of time during which EA Games hosted the [[Populous]] servers can be considered or is known as the "EA Days." During this time period (roughly from the release of the game in 1998 to the day EA Games stopped hosting the Populous servers on January 8, 2004), the official Populous website was run by Bullfrog. The ~~''un''~~official Populous website now is run by Populous: Reincarnated (including Inca, TheGabber, ALACN, and ProtoageNet).		Any period of time during which EA Games hosted the [[Populous]] servers can be considered or is known as the "EA Days." During this time period (roughly from the release of the game in 1998 to the day EA Games stopped hosting the Populous servers on January 8, 2004), the official Populous website was run by Bullfrog. The official Populous website now is run by Populous: Reincarnated (including Inca, TheGabber, ALACN, and ProtoageNet).

2007-05-17T13:00:42Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:00, 17 May 2007
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	Any period of time during which EA Games hosted the [[Populous]] servers can be considered or is known as the "EA Days." During this time period (roughly from the release of the game in 1998 to the day EA Games stopped hosting the Populous servers on January 8, 2004), the official Populous website was run by Bullfrog. The official Populous website now is run by Populous: Reincarnated (including Inca, TheGabber, ALACN, and ProtoageNet).		Any period of time during which EA Games hosted the [[Populous]] servers can be considered or is known as the "EA Days." During this time period (roughly from the release of the game in 1998 to the day EA Games stopped hosting the Populous servers on January 8, 2004), the official Populous website was run by Bullfrog. The ''un''official Populous website now is run by Populous: Reincarnated (including Inca, TheGabber, ALACN, and ProtoageNet).

2007-02-13T03:06:02Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:06, 12 February 2007
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	Any period of time during which EA Games hosted the Populous servers can be considered or is known as the "EA Days." During this time period (roughly from the release of the game in 1998 to the day EA stopped hosting the Populous servers on January 8, 2004), the official Populous website was run by Bullfrog. The official Populous website now is run by Populous: Reincarnated (including Inca, TheGabber, ALACN, and ProtoageNet).		Any period of time during which EA Games hosted the [[Populous]] servers can be considered or is known as the "EA Days." During this time period (roughly from the release of the game in 1998 to the day EA Games stopped hosting the Populous servers on January 8, 2004), the official Populous website was run by Bullfrog. The official Populous website now is run by Populous: Reincarnated (including Inca, TheGabber, ALACN, and ProtoageNet).

2007-02-13T03:05:32Z

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	~~Anytime~~ during the period in ~~which~~ the Populous ~~multiplayer~~ servers ~~were hosted~~ by ~~EA Games~~.		Any period of time during which EA Games hosted the Populous servers can be considered or is known as the "EA Days." During this time period (roughly from the release of the game in 1998 to the day EA stopped hosting the Populous servers on January 8, 2004), the official Populous website was run by Bullfrog. The official Populous website now is run by Populous: Reincarnated (including Inca, TheGabber, ALACN, and ProtoageNet).

2007-01-27T23:20:18Z

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Anytime during the period in which the Populous multiplayer servers were hosted by EA Games.