VIDEO GAMES PLAY AND GET MONEY

Description

Features

The last war on the planet erupted when people found the ancient civilization of Atlantis which has been concealed at the ocean bottom for ages. Humans have underestimated the power of Atlanteans and thus the war takes place in the middle of ultimate elemental disasters – hurricanes and floods. The infrastructure of human civilization is almost totally destroyed, cities lie in ruins and the global interconnection between detached countries is broken. New cataclysms caused by the magic of Atlantis happen all the time. Inhabitants are in panic, diseases are raging and the number of refugees exceed all possible limits. The remains of regular troops are trying to stand up against the army of Atlanteans; this army consists of giant dinosaur-reptiles that have been tamed and fully controlled by bionic mages of Atlantis.

We do not conduct a revolution in traditional RTS gameplay, but bring new colors and extend it. The player will not have to get used to new rules; he constructs the base, produces units and fights against the enemy with their help as before. However, we have invented a brand new game world and the classic gameplay looks unusually different within it. All aspects of the game world, like water, buildings, units, resources and landscape obey physical laws. Teramorphing. Battle actions shift from the seabed to the dry land. Ultimate elemental forces. All this changes the classic gameplay in such a way that the player receives a brand new game experience.

The game is based on the graphics engine of the game Sparta: Ancient Wars, but has a new and very powerful water technology. For the first time in the history of RTS, a full physical model of water space will be created. The water has stopped being a “dead area” – a non-interactive flat mirror good only ship sailing. Real waves and tsunamis, flood and destruction of the landscape by water, river flows and waterfalls, splendid underwater effects – all this gives an enormous scope of creation and makes the game world of Atlantis as real as never before.

Game Features
A unique concept of the double-level game world.
Teramorphing
A full interaction and a physical model of the environment, including resources.
Advanced water physics (including physical waves) and the physics of objects in water.
Global elemental forces that change the level appearance.
A nontrivial storyline.
Enormous monsters – atlantes pangolin riders that destroy human buildings.
High-quality graphics and special effects, especially water effects.

Need for speed shift 2 unleashed : The highly praised SHIFT authorization proceeds to the path to convey the mainly physical racing experience to day with SHIFT 2 Unleashed.

Sense what the Driver’s Battle is really love in an supreme racing feel that captures the physicality along with voilence of being at the back wheel going away 200mph.

Shockingly genuine physics and degradation of tracks and Vehicles, exciting dark racing as well as,  an eye-watering feel of pace pooled with the helmet camera places you right in the heart in the feat. Experience each graze, bump, and burnout in an all-out contest to the finish line.

SHIFT 2 Unleashed units the bar for lifelike racing and provides all the pleasure and high spirits of race day in a innovative real feel.





FEATURES:

subsequently Stage of Immersion – Unparalleled first-person racing practically places you right in the driver’s seat to feel in-cockpit vibrations, lifelike driver headmovements along with the bang of every dizzying crash.

Exact Sensible Racing – SHIFT 2 Unleashed redefines the racing simulator genre by providing geniune and true-to-life, dynamic hurtle physics, plus insanely in depth real-world super cars, drivers and tracks.

Alter the Game by Autolog - Get your game, play more than ever before with the radical Autolog method to facilitate you Join and share almost each feature of your racing career – Rank, pictures, Movies and more - on the web along with your mates. find new challenges depends on your friends’ in-game motion and amp up the rivalry together offline and online.

Wonderful Career Deepness and Diversity – Decide the path which fits your own individual racing Technique, unlock Fresh experiences and face the world’s Top drivers in many disciplines while on your way to be the FIA GT1 World and GT3 European Champions.

Battle vs Chess is based on the simple yet ingenious concept of creating a fusion between professional chess software and upbeat, combat oriented game mechanics, complete with richly animated game pieces. At the outset of a match things seem quite basic: a 3D game board pits two opponents against each other in a seemingly ordinary game of chess. The game board itself is set in one of six available environments, each with its own unique landscape and presentation features. Traditionally recognized game pieces have been given a facelift as hulking stone golems and beastly chimaeras take the place of the typical rook and knight pieces respectively.
While each game piece is animated with a number of different idle motions as it patiently awaits the coming move, the excitement doesnt begin until its path has been chosen.

Features

- Multiple richly crafted army sets combined with six different gameboard environments introduce an unheard of visual complexity
- Utilizing the famous Fritz! chess software program, equipped with 10 distinct levels of difficulty, participants of all skill levels are provided with an appropriate degree of challenge
- The state of the art 3D graphics engine powers the breath taking visuals through the incorporation of HDR and particle effects
- Cinematic quality animated sequences pull players into the action of the game
- The innovative fusion of professional chess software and action oriented fighting simulations result in a strategic action experience unlike anything before

Description

Well, I guess it’s not surprising that 84% of voters in the latest poll came across to The Adventure Gamer from The CRPG Addict. I had pretty much no traffic before he mentioned my blog and there was a massive spike once he did. I’m really happy that so many of you have become regulars here and I look forward to putting up the same poll in twelve months time to see whether the ratio has shifted. It would be great if I could see evidence that I’d come out from Chet’s shadow and earned some attention all on my own. Until then, Ill just keep doing what Im doing.

I clicked a link on The CRPG Addict blog                 62 Votes (84%)
I Googled something and found myself here              5 Votes (6%)
I clicked a link on a different game related site          4 Votes (5%)
Someone recommended it to me                             2 Votes (2%)


This week’s poll is a bit of deep one! A friend of mine and I were recently discussing how geeky we are, and in the process admitted to each other hobbies that we’ve up until now kept secret. I gave him a link to this site while he informed me that his boys’ weekends away were in fact LARP events.  It got me thinking about how uncool it is to enjoy comics, video games, live action role playing events and well, anything to do with science fiction and fantasy. I think there’s a bit of change with the more recent generations where being a geek is actually becoming cool (Scott Pilgrim should attest to that), but in my generation it certainly wasn’t (and still isn’t). I wanted to ask you guys which category of geek, if any, you would place yourself in.

We are leafing through the Triton Products Intellivision catalog for the spring of 1986, after the mid-80s industry crash -- there was still a lot of old Mattel stock in the liquidators warehouse, and enough interest to spur development of a few new games.  Today, were up to pages 10 and 11.

Page 10 features more of the old Mattel titles, ready to go out the door at discounted prices:


Math Fun used to be Electric Company Math Fun, now bereft of its Childrens Television Workshop license but exactly the same game.  Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack was the original Intellivision pack-in game, but boxed copies were sold separately after the Intellivision II was released.  Utopia was a classic early resource management and strategy game, making good use of the consoles 16-bit CPU as the player tried to develop and manage an island nation.  And Space Battle was a simple space shooter; a modified version was seen on 1980s television, with a fixed sight and a voice-activated firing feature allowing viewers to call in and play for prizes.  In my childhood neck of the woods, it was featured on a program known as Barneys Clubhouse POWWW!


Page 11 brings us a number of accessories, including one that made the Intellivision II a must-have for any hardcore gamer:


The Cassette n Game File appears to have been a generic cartridge and audio cassette case; the Protective Cover was just that, and while the description only mentions the Intellivision II, there is a separate item number for the Intellivision I and III.  The Cartridge/Contact Cleaners look like generic computer edge card swabs, but Im sure they worked fine on the Intellivision cartridges.

And last but not least, the Intellivision IIs best feature -- detachable, therefore replaceable, hand controllers.  Of course, the flat keys were not as easy to feel out as the original consoles raised buttons, and a few games didnt run well or at all on the second-generation machine -- but for the long term, moving away from hardwired controllers was a very good idea.  The ad copy also mentions support for 4 players, but as far as I know the Intellivision II only had two controller ports -- Mattels add-on Entertainment Computer System provided additional controller ports, so this description is probably cobbled together from old marketing materials.

Jérôme Lange Journal Entry 2: “I have spent quite some time questioning everyone in the manor, assuming that literally anyone could be the murderer. It became clear pretty quickly that this questioning alone was not going to lead to a resolution, so I have also started sneaking into each of their rooms and going through their stuff, looking for anything that might assist in my investigation. It has been very eye opening, and I’ve found quite a few documents that suggest not all is well between some of the family members. Pat seems to owe a lot of money to Guy and has been forging his accounts, whereas Guy is apparently having an affair with Eva. I’m not yet sure if any of this has anything to do with what has happened, but knowledge is power. Most interestingly, I have found a second cryptic parchment in one of the rooms, and I’m not convinced that figuring out their meaning will be the key to my success. Reading over the first parchment again, I now realise that it must be speaking of the well outside the manor, but I have not yet figured out how to get down there. I plan to ask everyone about the well and see if one of them will let slip something of value.”

Well I’ve certainly done some hard yards on Mortville Manor over the weekend. I’m up to six hours in total on the game, but over three quarters of that has been taken up by going through every item in every room and recording it in my spreadsheet, and asking every possible question to every suspect and recording that also. It’s taken a long time to collect all of this, mostly due to the way each suspect drip feeds information before telling me I’m “too curious”, but also due to my game ending prematurely due to death or dismissal. I still don’t completely understand why Max is sending me packing occasionally. It doesn’t seem to be at any set point in time, so I don’t think it’s because I’m failing to achieve something within a timeframe. It seems more likely to do with me snooping around in places I’m not supposed to, but it happens at such random times that it’s very difficult to associate with any of my actions. Perhaps it’s because I’m leaving cupboards and suitcases open when investigating which gives away the fact that I’ve been snooping, or maybe it occurs after a manor inhabitant catches me in their room (occasionally when I walk into a bedroom, the owner is already in there). Whatever is causing it, it’s pretty damn annoying, and causes me to start over (I can’t use a recent save game as I don’t know whether I’ve already done whatever it is that causes the dismissal). If it is indeed random, then The Adventure Gamer will not be happy!