Posted by hina on November 13, 2009 under Accessories, Gaming, Software | 
A rather ridiculous yet addictive game we have over here, meet Avoider. Love it or hate it, you would have to admit after play this game. The devilish guy will attempt to overtake you and gain control of your mouse cursor itself. Bomb, rod and ninja assault, you will be amazed by the underhand means he would stoop to just to take control of your mouse cursor. The top right corner is the time ticking showing the time you have survived without getting caught… yet. So here is one fun and addictive avoider mouse game. Enjoy.
Posted by hina on November 12, 2009 under Accessories, Gaming, Software |
Staged as somewhat in between the modern and the classic, Warzone Tower Defense brings along another refreshing injection to the already many series of the tower defence. What sets this tower defence apart was the modern and sophistication touch that it embodies. Ranging from long range missiles to EMP shockwave, you are bound to have your hands full just to keep up with the fast pace of the seemingly endless crowd of enemies.
Posted by hina on under Accessories, Gaming, Software |
Not too sure if you still remember your childhood classic games. Games those days were not too flashy in graphics or complicated in nature, yet just as if not double the fun. I happened to chance upon an old classic game Contra in which it brought back many wonderful memories. Those were the days where you know you can only have those limited time to enjoy a game or two before you have to go to bed early.
Indeed those classic old games cannot be comparable with the likes of the modern graphics. No fancy gimmicks or complicated storylines, just simple and easy to pick up. Yet, those wonderful memories held a special place in my heart. I suppose sometimes things do not need to have a reason why.
Posted by hina on November 11, 2009 under Accessories, Gaming, Software |
In the Internet era, the most expensive properties are those intellectual properties such as popular web properties and portals like Google, Yahoo, eBay, YouTube etc.
The traditional Monopoly game has been modified to become a new Internet game board called Googolopoly, which is a Monopoly game board that have all the popular web properties as the playing squares.
It’s similar to playing on the traditional Monopoly. But those landed properties, expensive houses etc are now replaced with those super expensive Internet properties.
Such as the “Chance”cards on the Googolopoly game board has also been replaced with the famous “I’m Feeling Lucky” Google cards.
There is a little funny square, once you hit a PAGE NOT FOUND, error 404, then you’ll need to be jailed in this 404 square. On this game board, you’ll need to fill all the squares with people, new servers and eventually the websites, forming multi-billion companies like Google, eBay, YouTube etc.
The creators of this game are those folks on Box.net, which they got little bored with their working lives and had thought of this Googolopoly to let you have fun taking part to rule the Internet as what Google has almost achieved, even though you don’t work in Mountain View.
Posted by hina on under Accessories, Gaming, Watch |
Japanese always crave for some little weird gaming gadgets. They’ll never run out of ideas and produce various strange gadgets, such as this one, a 5-second stop watch game, which the objective is kind of weird, i.e. to stop the stopwatch at exactly 5 seconds.
You would have thought that it’s kind of easy to stop the the stopwatch at exactly 5 seconds. But it’s not! As once you start the watch, the running digits on the LCD display will disappear, so you can’t see how many seconds that it’s run through. Unless you count it along in your heart, and press the button when you think it’s reached the 5th second!
There is an online flash game that shows how this stopwatch works. I’ve tried a few times the online version, the closest I got was 4.89 seconds. The most effective way to get to the closest, is to count using your fingers, as if they’re the ticking second hand of a watch. Anyway, this 5-second stopwatch will hit stores in Japan on Jul, 26, 2008. It’d most probably become another hot trend in Japan, just like the Tamagotchi!
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Posted by hina on November 9, 2009 under Accessories, Cell Phone, Gaming, PDA Phone |
Funky Punch is the first fighting game that works on the Apple iPhone. And now it’s embraced the Apple App Store, which can be purchased for a price of $7.99.
The Funky Punch was developed by Solus Games. The game is meant for both iPhone and iPod Touch. You get 3D fighters in the game, which you’ll have to fight your way, by running, kicking, jumping and punching to victory. You’ll also have tutorial mode, which you can train your fingers and also your fighters. After the tutorial mode, you shall be able to battle against other fighters using the Special and Super attacks, and power up your fighter in battle through dynamic.
The controls of the fighters on your iPhone screen are all through the virtual buttons on the screen. Solus Games promises that the tracking of the local high score will surely keep you coming back. They’ve attached a video as follows for your further judgement.
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Posted by hina on November 8, 2009 under Accessories, Cell Phone, Gaming, PDA Phone |
Armado is a 3D gaming platform that has been introduced by Tricky Software, Inc. for the Apple iPhone. Tricky Software is a new game development studio, run by some EA former employees, who have been involved in developing games including Tiger Woods series, Godfather, and Spore Origins for the iPhone/iPod touch.
Armado is the first release developed and released under their new company, Tricky Software’s banner, which they shall have invested lots of effort into it to make it to work best for you. The Armado shall give you pretty good impression according to the reviewer, which the two early good ones that can be expected from this 3D game are the pleasant initial menu screen that greets you with a nice soundtrack and professionally cut and narrated scenes and backstory while you’re stepping into the game levels.
In the game, you’re an armadillo which you need to save some eagles from those ants. You’ll have to move up and down a mountain but you’re restricted to move forwards and backwards only. To do this, you can only tilt the iPhone. Tapping on the iPhone screen lets you jump to avoid obstacles. Tap twice results in a double jump. Jumping on enemies seems to be pretty hard, even though you can prolong your stay in the air by tilting the device.
Posted by friend on November 7, 2009 under Accessories, Gaming |
Etsy is good at bringing back some of our old days’ memories. With the Pacman coaster set, it surely reminds you how much you’d had fun with the Atari Pacman game in those old days.
The Pacman coaster set presents you with 6 coasters, with one of them is the Pacman, and the other five have different ghosts on each coaster. There are 4 ghosts in red, pink, blue, and orange; a dark blue ghost that Pacman tries to eat.
The entire set is made of perler beads, and it has a 3D coaster box for holding them neatly. Each coaster is square and measures 3″ by 3″ and it fits any size of glass. The set is definitely makes a best gift for classical gamers and those who wanna spice up their desks with some retro look.
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