Game Information:
Year: 2011
Genre: Action (Slasher) / 3D / 3rd Person
Developer: MADFINGER Games
Publisher: MADFINGER Games
Platform: PC Publication Type: pirates Language: English (ENG) Crack: Not required
The long-awaited sequel to Samurai: Way of the Warrior! The original
game received many enthusiastic reviews for the manga-style graphics and
quick, bloody gameplay. The game contains more action and a new
intuitive controls. Daisuke goes looking for revenge on the war-torn
land. From the seafaring village to a flying fortress to the legendary
Isle of the Dead, the samurai will not stop until they hunt down and
does not adequately punish his sworn enemy - the Orochi. If it suits
your sense of revenge?
Features:
Twice as many levels and game modes, new weapons, including samurai
musketeer, and Archer, epic battle with unique bosses; Dynamic camera
will select the best prospects for each battle, tense, quick and bloody
battle ! Improved gameplay includes new features;RPG-elements that
reward skilled players (raise your endurance, buy a new combo attacks
and pump them ...)Between levels, you are waiting for exciting comic in
the anime-style, hand-drawn, the new regime game of survival! advanced
artificial intelligence system that is used in many games on the PC,
PS3, and Xbox 360,Original soundtrack to the classic style of the
samurai films.
System Requirements:
Operating system: Windows 7, Vista, and XP
Processor: Pentium 3 - 800MHz or better
DirectX Version: 9.0c or Above
Memory: 512MB Video Card RAM: 64MB
SolSuite 2012 is a high-quality collection of 547 solitaire games.
All of the world's best-known solitaire games are here, including Spider
solitaire, Klondike, FreeCell, Pyramid, Golf, Yukon, Monte Carlo,
Canfield, Gaps, Forty Thieves, Four Seasons, Napoleon, Diplomat, La
Belle Lucie, Flower Garden, Rouge et Noir. We've also invented dozens of
solitaires with your fun in mind, such as King of Scotland, Foxtrot,
Mayflower and many others!
SolSuite, a uniquely exciting gaming experience: hundreds of games to
choose from, a dazzling selection of card faces & backs, large card
sets for ease of viewing, ribbon interface for enhanced gameplay, skins
to customize your playing area and fast, courteous support. SolSuite:
it's addictively fun!
Legends
Unite! The Dynamic Duo of Batman and Robin join other famous super
heroes from the DC Universe including Superman, Wonder Woman and Green
Lantern to save Gotham City from destruction at the hands of the
notorious villains Lex Luthor and the Joker.
Key Features:
* Collect 50 DC Comics characters and flex your new super
abilities--soar through the air with free-roaming flight, freeze and
push objects with Super-Breath, and heat up and cut holes through
objects with Heat Vision.
* Master new suits and gadgets such as Batman's Power Suit and Robin's
Hazard Suit equipped with a Pressure Cannon that can absorb and dispense
hazardous liquids.
* Players can also explore Gotham City by walking, flying or unlocking
and controlling a variety of cool vehicles including the Batmobile,
Batwing and Batboat.
* For the first time in a LEGO video game, hear the LEGO characters talk!
* Enjoy the game with friends and family using easy drop-in/drop-out co-op play that features dynamic split screen.
1. Burn or mount the image.
2. Install the game.
3. Copy over the cracked content.
4. Play the game.
5. Support the software developers
Mafia
II is a third-person, sandbox shooter that provides a look into the
dark and unforgiving world of the Mob. Expanding on the original hit,
Mafia, that captivated more than 2 million gamers around the world, this
new incarnation takes players even deeper into the Mafia with a mature
and exciting experience that allows players to explore the gameworld as
they wish and immerses them in it like never before.
Features include complete gangster movie experience, a wide variety of
combat—including vehicular—a mood setting soundtrack and much more.
Players will be immersed in the Golden Era of America as Mafia II
features tracks from some of the era’s most influential artists
Through strong, authentic characterization and compelling narrative, the
mature storyline will make you understand the pull and impossible
escape of life in the Mob
Take part in car-to-car gunfights, hand-to-hand combat and gunplay, forming an intense and exciting experience
2K Czech’s next-generation engine, allows gamers to travel from outdoor
environments to intricately designed interiors without the need for
loading times
The writing team from Mafia I returns to deliver another powerhouse
script that portrays a tale of survival, camaraderie and the pitfalls of
pursuing the American Dream
New
game from the legendary survival horror series from the
company-developer Capcom. The game is amazing changes in gameplay
compared to its predecessors.
Six years after the events described in  Resident Evil 2″, Raccoon City
was destroyed by a nuclear warhead of the U.S. government to prevent
the spreading contagion of the T-virus. A former police officer Leon S.
Kennedy is still working guardian of order – now it is a special agent
of the Government and subordinate to the president. His first task seems
difficult. He must save the president’s daughter, Ashley, from an
unknown sect. Gluing together the pieces of information Leon goes to a
small European village, where, apparently, holding Ashley. With more
than combat reanimated corpses Leon boldly goes for the girl, not even
imagining how it will meet resistance. But who said that there is no
likelihood that the events six years ago and today would be something
like ..?
This version already includes all the graphical improvements with
additions of new textures and effect of light, shades and fog added by
patch 1.10, including it has supported mouse and gamepad.
System Requirements:
Minimum System Requirements
* OS: Windows® 2000/XP (only)
* CPU:1 GHz Pentium ® III or AMD Athlon
* RAM: 256 MB
* HDD: 7000 MB free disk space
* Graphics: 128 MB DirectX 9.0c-compliant AGP or PCI Express graphics card (256 or higher for High Graphics Detail support)
* Sound Card: DirectX 9 Compatible
* DirectX: Version 9.0c
Installation
Pocket Tanks is a 1-2 player
computer game for Windows and Mac OS X, and more recently, the
iPhone,created by Blitwise Productions, developer of Super DX-Ball and
Neon Wars. Adapted from Michael Welch's earlier Amiga game Scorched
Tanks, this newer version features modified physics, dozens of weapons
ranging from simple explosive shells to homing missiles, and the ability
to move the tank. It supports several expansion packs. At the moment,
players can have up to 250 different weapons total. Pocket Tanks is
often abbreviated as PTanks, or simply as PT.
The point of the game is to use various weapons, which come in various
packs, to attack the other player's tank. Each hit scores a certain
amount of points, which varies based on the weapon and proximity. At the
end of 10 volleys, the player with the highest points wins.
The game features a fully destructible environment, which allows player
to put themselves on pedestals, in tunnels, or bunkers, allowing for the
probability of strategic play.
Pocket Tanks Game Collections
Pocket Tanks Ambush Pack
Pocket Tanks Chaos Pack
Pocket Tanks Flamethrower Pack
Pocket Tanks Gold Pack
Pocket Tanks Meteor Pack
Pocket Tanks Nuke Pack
Pocket Tanks Power Pack
Pocket Tanks Super Pack
Pocket Tanks Fireworks100
Pocket Tanks Fuzz
Pocket Tanks Gravity
Pocket Tanks Magic
Pocket Tanks Nano
Pocket Tanks Rocket
Pocket Tanks Snowball
System Required
Processor= 233MHz
RAM= 32MB
Graphics= 8MB
Fraps
is a universal Windows application that can be used with all games
using DirectX or OpenGL technology. In its current form Fraps performs
many tasks and can best be described as:
Benchmarking Software - See how many Frames Per Second (FPS) you are
getting in a corner of your screen. Perform custom benchmarks and
measure the frame rate between any two points. Save the statistics out
to disk and use them for your own reviews and applications.
Screen Capture Software - Take a screenshot with the press of a key!
There's no need to paste into a paint program every time you want to
capture the screen. Your screen captures are also automatically named
and timestamped.
Realtime Video Capture Software - Have you ever wanted to record video
while playing your favourite game? Come join the Machinima revolution!
Throw away the VCR, forget about using a DV cam, game recording has
never been this easy! Fraps can capture audio and video up to 1152x864
and 100 frames per second! All movies are recorded in outstanding
quality.
Fraps has support for Vista and DirectX 10 games. Since the Vista
Desktop Window Manager (DWM) runs through DirectX you can now take
screenshots and record video from the desktop just like any other game
or 3D application in Vista.
Are you mad at your computer? Do you want to through a hammer at it? Now
you can with Stress Relief. Use a Hammer, Chainsaw, Gun, Flame Thrower,
Color Thrower, Phaser, Stamp, Termites, and a Washer.
The Sonic series takes to the track in the combat
racing game, Sonic Riders can occasionally be quite entertaining, but too many
of those entertaining moments are overridden by bouts of frustration and weak
mechanics.
Like most popular
platformer franchises, the Sonic series has dabbled in the racing genre in the
past with games like Sonic R for the Saturn. Despite the fact that Sonic's
already-speedy nature might seem like a perfect fit for a racing game of some
sort, the results of these attempts have been disappointing thus far. Sonic
Riders is the latest attempt to get Sonic back on the race track, though this
one eschews the typical kart- and foot-racing brands of racing usually found in
a racer starring popular platformer heroes. Instead, Riders gives Sonic and
pals their very own Back to the Future II-style hoverboards, which they can use
to dart and dash around wacky tracks of varying levels of difficulty.
Unfortunately, Sonic Riders isn't much better than any of Sega's previous
attempts to make Sonic a racing hero, simply because it can't quite keep its
diverse and chaotic racing mechanics together in one cohesive package. There
are times when you'll find yourself enjoying how blazingly fast the game can go
and other times when you'll be frustrated beyond belief by the very same thing.
And that's all within a single race.
The premise behind
Sonic Riders is going to be utterly impenetrable to anyone but the most ardent
Sonic fans. Along with his pals Knuckles and Tails, Sonic is, once again, on
the hunt for chaos emeralds. Suddenly, the team witnesses the theft of an
emerald by some very edgy, cute-looking thieves riding hoverboards (or,
"extreme gear," as they're known in the game). Not long after that,
Dr. Eggman shows up and starts rambling about wanting to hold an extreme-gear
racing tournament for some reason or another. It turns out that the thieves are
part of a crew of legendary thieves known as the Babylon Rogues, and there's a
whole thing about trying to rediscover the long-hidden island of Babylon, which
harbors some kind of treasure...or something like that. It's a completely
incoherent storyline, not to mention one that rehashes a lot of stuff that has
been done 20 times better in just about every other Sonic game every made. Evil
plots are hatched, Sonic and Knuckles get into it with the bad guys, Tails says
a few overly precocious things, and so on and so forth. Then again, this is a
racing game, so the plot is really incidental to the whole package. Still, this
game probably would have been much better off going the minimalist story route,
like the Mario Kart games.
The racing in Sonic
Riders is kind of an odd mishmash of F-Zero GX-style futuristic racing and
something like SSX. When you get going during a race, the pace can be extremely
quick--as it should be in a racing game starring Sonic--but pure speed isn't
enough to win. There are a number of secondary mechanics and meters you'll have
to concern yourself with to succeed regularly. First and foremost, you'll find
yourself monitoring your air meter, which depletes every time you hit the boost
button. Incidentally, that's going to be a lot of the time. To keep up, you're
going to find yourself hitting that boost an awful lot, especially in the early
goings, when you're still trying to figure out the layouts of the tracks and
all the shortcuts. That's bad, because once you're out of air, your character jumps
off his or her board and starts running until you can find a pit to stop in for
a moment to recharge. Running into objects on the track also kills your air.
While that makes some measure of sense, the whole pit-stop aspect of the game
sucks a lot of the fun out of the racing. The whole point of the game is that
you're going along at increasingly blinding speeds, trying to ride as much
momentum as possible; it doesn't make much sense that you suddenly have to stop
and recharge because you accidentally hit a wall after boosting a bunch. Not to
mention that the pits themselves aren't even all that out of the way on the
tracks, so you may find yourself running into them accidentally every now and
then.
Fortunately, some
of the other concepts in the gameplay pan out a bit better. One of the cooler
things Sonic Riders has to offer is the turbulence-riding mechanic.
Essentially, as other racers zoom along the tracks, they give off streams of
turbulence that you can ride into and get a big speed boost out of. Turbulence
sort of takes the game out of your hands, though, because you could easily ride
it out without ever touching a button. But if you did that, you'd miss out on
the opportunity to pull off some tricks. Yes, there's a rudimentary trick
system in Sonic Riders. Whether you're riding turbulence or taking big jumps,
all you need to do is spin the left analog stick (or, if you're unlucky enough
not to have a dual analog gamepad to go along with the PC version of the game,
hold down one of the directional arrow keys) and you'll pull off a few neat
flips and spins. It's nothing deep, but pulling off tricks is a necessary
enjoyment, because doing them and landing correctly afterward nets you sizable
air boosts. There are also some unique shortcuts that various characters can
take depending on what class they fall under. Power racers, for instance, can
simply bowl through certain obstacles on the track without losing a bit of
speed, whereas speed racers can grind various rails scattered throughout a
course. As nice an idea as the class system is, it doesn't make much difference
to the gameplay. You can pick just about any racer in the game and play pretty
much the same way without much consequence.
That's mainly
because the track designs lend themselves to the same level of frustration, no
matter which character you're playing as. While all the tracks are built with
the sorts of launch ramps, loop-de-loops, and other craziness you'd expect,
they're not nearly as much fun to race around as you might hope. For one thing,
the game relies a little too heavily on taking corners perfectly. These tracks
are littered with the sorts of blind jumps and turns that cause you to go
flying off the course and have to reset yourself, and you'll often lose the
race as a result. You can't always correct this by practicing, either.
Sometimes you'll be taking a corner perfectly, only to run into a wall of
turbulence that you can't bust into to ride because you're not traveling fast
enough, which in turn bumps you off the edge of the course. The tracks can be
pleasing to look at, and there are more than enough shortcuts, jumps, and other
fun things to race around, but the tracks are simply too short, too loose, and
too frustrating to keep up with what the fast-paced racing requires.
The controls also
leave something to be desired. It makes sense that trying to control an
ultrafast hoverboard would be a little loose, but the controls are unwieldy in
a lot of spots. When you're in a position to grind a rail, you have to press
the jump button to get up, and then press it again to grind, which seems
unnecessary. When you want to round a tight corner, you need to hold down one
of the trigger buttons to sort of slow down and lean into the turn. What the
game fails to mention is that if you hold down the button for a half-second too
long, you'll overshoot the turn and go crashing into the opposing wall. It's
irritating, to say the least. Additionally, if you're playing this game on the
PC, get a dual analog gamepad or don't even bother playing it. Trying to
control this game with arrow keys instead of analog sticks is like trying to
steer a car with your teeth--not ideal, and rather harrowing at that.
If nothing else,
Sonic Riders fares better as a multiplayer game than as a single-player one. The
artificially intelligent racers tend to run very predictable races, so getting
into the multiplayer arena does away with that problem, though the fact that
the PC version supports only two total players negates some of that appeal.
There are also quite a few modes to choose from apart from normal races and the
story mode. There's a mission mode, in which you're tasked to perform specific
tricks to beat the Babylon Rogues team; a survival mode that includes both
standard battle and race variants; and a tag mode, in which two teams of two
racers, each of which share a single air tank, race through a selected track.
None of these modes are any better than the standard races, but at least there
is a good bit of variety available. On top of all that, the game lets you
acquire a lot of unlockables, including new extreme gear, as well as plenty of
hidden characters, some of which are certain to get longtime Sega fans giddy
with glee.
Sonic Riders isn't
a bad-looking game by any means. Save for a few sporadic bursts of frame rate
slowdown, the game moves at an excellent clip, providing exactly the sort of
speed you'd expect. The levels and characters are bright and colorful, though
when you slow down, some of the track areas look kind of drab and muddy. A
copious number of CG cutscenes are interspersed throughout the story mode, and
while the scenes themselves are reasonably clean looking, they're not anything
special, either. The PC version of the game looks about on par with the Xbox
version released earlier in the year. The game runs at a maximum resolution of
only 1024x768, and even with all the various antialiasing and texture settings
cranked up, it looks like a slightly muddy console port. Less impressive is the
game's audio. The voice acting is about as hammy as in any other Sonic game,
but the incessant chatter of the female race announcer tends to grate as you're
speeding along. The music and sound effects are mostly generic, and nothing
about them stands out.
Sonic Riders is
arguably the best Sonic-themed racer out there, but it does little to
distinguish itself amid an already overcrowded platformer-turned-racer market.
The use of the extreme gear in lieu of the usual cartoon racer vehicles is a
nice twist, and there is a bounty of content for you to get through, but the
racing itself isn't strong enough to keep the game afloat for long. Ultimately,
Riders is a racer that provides some decent fan service to the Sega loyal, but
not much else. And if you are one of those devout Sega loyalists, track down
Sonic Riders on just about any other platform than the PC, because this is
hardly the ideal way to play the game.
Have fun playing some of the best games ever created
and remember to check back often because we are always adding new and even
better games.
Ben
10 Games 7
Ben 10 - Food Bash
Ben 10 - Blockade Blitz
Ben 10 - Hero Matrix
Ben 10 - Power Splash
Ben 10 - Savage Pursuit
Ben 10 - Critical Impact
Ben 10 - Krakken Attack
Ben 10 - Blockade Blitz
Bounce balls to smash blocks and help Ben break
out of Vilgax`s lair.
Ben 10 - Hero Matrix
Create your own alien heroes to print and share
with your friends. Scroll down for the game.
Ben 10 - Power Splash
Team up as Ripjaws and Stinkfly for an aquatic
rescue mission.
Ben 10 - Savage Pursuit
Help ben 10 to search a mutant-infested jungle
for pieces of a mysterious device. Instructions Ben10 must pass platform levels
full of monsters and exotic obstacles. Ben10 can convert into 4 different
creatures and take advantage of their special powers. Many obstacles can not be
passed otherwise. Use the arrow keys to make bem 10 run and jump. Press Space
for Ben10 to attack or use special powers. Hold Z and press one of the arrow
keys to convert into one of the creatures. Ben 10 can only do it when the meter
in the top left corner is full.
Ben 10 - Critical Impact
Blast meteors to protect the Earth from an
onslaught of dangerous debris.r Scroll down for the game.
Ben 10 - Krakken Attack
Use Ben s alien heroes to blast the Krakken back
where it came from. Scroll down for the game.
Collection of Game Modding Tools, Tutorials and Resources
Everybody likes videogames, and the best ones have a fair share of
creative geniuses who want to develop their games or just want to mod
their favorite one for a richer gaming experience. This time, I will be specifying some great tools that you can use for modifying your favorite video games.
Mod or modification is a term generally applied to PC games, especially
first-person shooters, RPGs and real-time strategy games. Mods are
made by the general public or a developer, and can be entirely new
games in themselves, but mods are not standalone software and require
the user to have the original release in order to run. They can include
new items, weapons, characters, enemies, models, textures, levels,
story lines, music, and game modes. They also usually take place in
unique locations. They can be single-player or multiplayer. Mods that
add new content to the underlying game are often called partial
conversions, while mods that create an entirely new game are called
total conversions and mods that fix bugs are called unofficial patches.
[Wikipedia]
1. Counter strike 1.6
One of the most played games on this planet, counter strike
has a dedicated community for modding. You can modify just anything in
this game, and various scripting tools are available for it.
Highly acclaimed Prince of Persia trilogy has been repacked and ripped
by multiple cracking groups. Wonder how do they do so ? using unpacking
tools to rip movie files and audio. You can use these tools for
rather creative use..
Ubisoft’s acclaimed “sandbox stealth” game, Assassins creed has quite a
following with it and it can be further customized as per your whims.
These tools work equally good for Prince of Persia 4.
Infinity ward’s another take on tactical shooting in modern shooting
and war scenario was a superb take. You can mod it using the official
developer kit.
