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Thứ Hai, 12 tháng 12, 2011

Phineas And Ferb 3D Game – Disney XD Games 63

New Disney Game – Phineas and Ferb

Disney released a new game. Phineas and Ferb 3D online game. Klick here to read the complete review.

The new game is available at the Disney XD discovery channel. Get ahead of the game before its officially released next week!

Disney is introducing the brand new DisneyXD game. Phineas and Ferb in: The Transport inators of Doooom!

Doofenschmitz is up to his old tricks again, and who has gone missing? Phineas! Help Ferb find his brother and try to help Agent P thwarth Doofenschmitz evil plans!

Check out this new exciting Disney XD online game before all others do at the Disney Cartoon network games website!

Check out Disney’s cartoon network to find a lot of amazing games and news. Disney offers a lot of cartoon games on their site. So head over to the Disney XD site and play the new Phineas and Ferb – The Transport-inators of Doooom! game!

Thứ Sáu, 21 tháng 10, 2011

Effect of Other Media on the Gaming Industry

Let's face it, video games are demonized all across the board aside from the gaming industry themselves. Usually it's because some idiot either can't tell the difference between reality and virtuality or simply because he wants something to blame his behavior on. It is a sickening action that just makes other forms of media less welcoming to their younger brother.

Let's think for a second about one of the biggest media wars recently: The Medal of Honor debacle. As a game, Medal of Honor was good and the inclusion of the Taliban as the main enemies was a very ballsy move. On the other hand, you had newspapers, news stations, politicians, etc. that were downgrading such a brave game and helped Danger Close to pull out the fact that the Taliban were in multiplayer to replace it with "Opposing Forces". Meanwhile, we're still becoming demonized and heartless people who don't care about the feelings of those in the Middle-East.

As has happened for years. You have pretty much yearly killings in which the murderer blames Grand Theft Auto. You have minigames in-game (Hot Coffee much?) that allows the other media to call us perverts.

But what pisses me off the most is this: action movies have everything. Gratuitous swearing, gore, nudity, sex, alcoholism, smoking, vandalism, massive amounts of killing, and much more yet games are supposed to be "cleaner". Why the hell should we be? Because it's interactive? What does that matter? You're just destroying polygons or f*cking them.

Then you have the people saying "kids shouldn't play M games". While I agree to a certain extent (What's with all the 8 year-olds in Black Ops?), that's the parent's decision, not GameStop's and it sure as hell isn't the US government's. As far as I know, Parliament isn't constantly whining about games in the UK, so WTH?

In the end, everything "gaming" is being shunned and people are trying to push laws to block gaming from certain age groups or states or whatnot. Quite frankly, it's pissing me off.

Thứ Năm, 20 tháng 10, 2011

The Next Generation...Sooner or Later?

With new portable consoles launching this year and peripherals launched last year designed to lengthen the life span of our current home consoles, many speculate that we wont see new consoles for another 5 to 6 years. This means our current generation would've lasted 10 to 11 years. I feel its time for new consoles to launch within the next year to year and a half. How do you guys feel about this?

Thứ Hai, 17 tháng 10, 2011

Just revisited the game "Gun"

So, here I am, finding myself desperately waiting on Brink. Played through this, played through that....what's this!? "Gun", let's blow the dust off of this oldie and see what it was that made me buy this game in the first place. Wow! So, we know that "Red Dead Redemption" was a follow-up to the less-spectacular "Red Dead Revolver".....but in truth, the two games were so far apart in respects of gameplay, fun, and value (let alone graphics), would anyone have really known that they were connected? That asked, when we take a closer look at "Gun"....there isn't a doubt in my mind that the developers that worked on RDR were fans of "Gun" at a religous level.....if you liked RDR and haven't played "Gun", you must. This isn't a review for the game, but it's a reminder of just how good of a game that "Gun" really was, it is the game that RDR sequeled in spirit.... There may not be another Zynga game in which Energy is more important than in Adventure World. Every switch thrown, every puzzle solved and beastie whacked costs you the Facebook game juice. Players often find themselves without Energy minutes into an Expedition. But this isn't the time for whining--it's time to show you the value of upgrading your Tools and how to do it.

Tools: The Game Changer
If you noticed, each piece of debris and monster has a life bar, and normally take multiple hits with your Whip or Machete to whittle down. This, of course, quickly becomes a waste in later Expeditions purely due to the amount of obstacles in your path. But increasing the amount of damage your various Tools inflict against said baddies could considerably reduce the Energy spend in-game.

For instance, say a Snake has three hit points and is Level 5. Since monsters can hit back in this game, it could take three to five Energy before an enemy goes down. Now, imagine if you had upgraded your Whip to Level 2. Offing that Snake would take just two to four Energy with a beefier Whip. The same situation applies to Tools like the Machete.
Adventure World Tool Shop inside
And Now For Your How-To
Adventure World Tool Shop outsideUpgrading your Tools in Adventure World is simple. All you need to do is head back to Base Camp from an Expedition, and look for a makeshift hut that should already be in place in your headquarters. When you click on the Tool Shop, a window will appear featuring all the Tools you've found thus far on your journeys. Click on the Tool you wish to upgrade.

Once you click on a Tool to upgrade, you'll notice that each Tool costs Coins to upgrade. That's it--no asking friends to help you out with materials or farming certain crops for special items. Just the goods you find during your travels in search of El Dorado. However, Coins are actually quite rare in this game, so you'll need to save and spend wisely.

When you have enough Coins for an upgrade, just click on the appropriate icon to pay up. Tool upgrades are also level-locked, meaning you must reach a certain level for most Tools before being able to upgrade them using Coins. If you're feeling impatient, you could always unlock access to those higher level Tools early using Adventure Cash.

Just One Small Catch...
However, some Tool upgrades do require an extra boost: your Tool Shop. Yes, the building itself can be upgraded, too. And this time, you will need items from your friends. (Just think of how things work in CityVille.) Luckily, you only have to do this about twice to unlock access to all of the game's Tools. Then, it's back onto leveling up to access new upgrades for Coins.
Adventure World Tool Shop Upgrade
Upgraded Tools are hands-down the way to go, if you want to save precious Energy for the good stuff, that is. You know, exploring ... uncovering the secrets of El Dorado? That kind of stuff. Your wallet might thank us later.

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[Source: Zynga]

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