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'Elite Games' Apps - free!
03/07/11
'Elite Games' Apps - free!
Hey Guys, if you d like to see how Red Storms looks on iDevices - here is your chance:
for next 2 days all apps from "Elite Games" will be free.
Some of them are first time for free:
Control Craft(iPhone/iPod/iPad) - RTS;
Red Storm Defense(iPad) - Hero Tower Defense.
Dont forget to check:
Red Storm for iPhone/iPod and iPad - Dual Stick Action.
Have fun!
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Comment from: cartoonnetworkgames [Visitor] · http://www.cartoonnetworkgames.cc/
The games on offer are Saboteur, Buggy Boy, Chuckie Egg, Turbo Esprit, Frank Bruno’s Boxing, Harrier Attack, Roller Coaster, Beyond the Ice Palace, Saboteur II, Batty, Kokotoni Wilf and Battle Ships. Many of them will sound at least vaguely familiar to those who grew up during the 1980s although I’ll admit to having never heard of Kokotoni Wilf. The two Saboteurs were particular delights of the era, playing a ninja as they sneaked around, well, I can’t remember the story now, but it was seriously cool at the time.
28/08/11 @ 15:27
Comment from: cookinggames [Visitor] · http://www.cookinggames.cc/
The actual conversion is great though. The app provides you with a graphical menu displaying the original artwork for each title. It’s a lovely touch that’s instantly appealing. It does feel a little deceptive that you have to scroll down the list to find the ones that are included with the app. Other, more familiar titles such as Skool Daze, Laser Squad, Manic Miner and Monty on the Run have to be purchased in bundles that cost a couple of bucks.
Once you’ve chosen a game, the top half of the screen when in portrait mode provides you with the game while the bottom half offers the control system which adjusts accordingly for each title. The controls are consistent and accurate, while the Spectrum graphics are perfectly restored here.
Once you’ve chosen a game, the top half of the screen when in portrait mode provides you with the game while the bottom half offers the control system which adjusts accordingly for each title. The controls are consistent and accurate, while the Spectrum graphics are perfectly restored here.
28/08/11 @ 15:28
Comment from: intertnetimm26 [Visitor] · http://www.andkonarcade.org/
In both Flash and Silverlight / WPF, you have the ability to create property-based animations. These are animations where what changes are the properties of an object as opposed to the object itself.
The classic example of the latter case is the tweens you create in Flash CS3 and earlier Flash versions where you would specify several keyframes with a different instance of your object at each keyframe. The animation was one where Flash interpolated the changes between each of your instances into something smooth.
The classic example of the latter case is the tweens you create in Flash CS3 and earlier Flash versions where you would specify several keyframes with a different instance of your object at each keyframe. The animation was one where Flash interpolated the changes between each of your instances into something smooth.
28/08/11 @ 21:03
Comment from: supermario [Visitor] · http://supermario.cc/
It’s hard to pinpoint exactly what it is about this week’s theme that makes it worthy of the title “elite.” Is it the stitched leather wallpaper? The abstract colored wallpapers? The gradients used in the folder backgrounds? The custom docks? Or is it the more than 1000 icons that are available for your apps? I honestly don’t know what makes it elite, but that is a lot of icons.
02/09/11 @ 02:29
Comment from: Mocmed [Visitor] · http://mocmed.com
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05/09/11 @ 09:20
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