I've found lately very interesting post on Werit blog, where author writes about what Warhammer Online need. I think it is safe to say most WAR players want Mythic to release an expansion soon. What does WAR need to do in a hypothetical expansion?
According to his blog, first important part is...
More Renown Ranks! As you probably know, the Renown Rank cap is 80 and a bunch of gamers have reached it (farmers...). Mr Werit - In an expansion, this cap should be raised by 20 to 100 and he suggest that best reward is a new tactic slot would be an excellent reward. In my opinion rising to level 100 Renown Rank is to much. Maybe to 90 is a lot better idea, but I cant tell you much how much renown our characters get in future expansion. If more, I say – hell they should rise to 100!
Author has also another good idea, when expanding the RR cap you must keep all the low level folks in mind (casual players). In order to help them keep up, I envision a new loot drop which gives X amount of renown. I think this idea is really awesome and will helps many players with very dull renown rank leveling.
He also suggest New Crafting – they should also fix old one, because crafting system is bad, More Guild Ranks – now guild can achieve rank 40 and of course - New RvR Zones. This is the big feature of the expansion.
I really hope that Mythic in expansion will add this kind of content...oh yeah I really do...
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Sunday, December 20, 2009
I Spy Fun House
Explore a carnival full of brain-teasing illusions in this Hidden Object game! Get ready to enter a topsy-turvy world where nothing is as it appears! Solve enigmatic puzzles and play multileveled games to earn tickets for the Funhouse. The more tickets you earn, the more games in the Funhouse you’ll unlock!Download
The Time Machine: Trapped in Time v1.087
Travel to extraordinary times and places in The Time Machine Trapped in Time. It’s up to you to find all the pieces of the Time Machine and to restore the order to the space-time continuum! In the Time Machine Trapped in Time, brilliant scientist Professor Einwin has created an actual time machine! Unfortunately he used it, and has really mucked up the past. Overcome with remorse, the professor dismantled the machine and scattered pieces of it throughout the past. Now its up to you to follow the professors trail through history, finding everything he left behind. The future depends on it.Download
Friday, December 11, 2009
Online worlds & Facebook
Hang on to your hats, this is going to get interesting...
They are two of the biggest trends on the net right now. In one corner, online worlds & virtual chat. These products continue their ascent picking up millions of new users, more content and more revenue. They are places where people love escaping their daily lives into a rich online fantasy world and a countless virtual chat messages are being sent out every day.
And in the other corner, Facebook. We have seen the stratospheric rise of the all conquering blue and white website, with its goal to dominate the planets free time, and a large chunk of its working time too with its endless status updates and army of cute farming mini games.
Hungry to gain more users at low cost, online worlds are hungrily eying Facebook with its hundreds of millions of users as a way to expand their presence.
What's going to happen?
Well to answer this question we can look at what is already happening.
There a number of online worlds with avatars that have made some forays into Facebook, in some cases dipping their toes in the water through to all out jumping right in. The different approaches have varied widely in their level of success in these early days, and no doubt there will be a lot of re-adjusting and scrambling to make the most out of the platform in months and years to come.
But first things first, it's important to define the, broadly speaking, two different types of online worlds out there today, because they both have radically different options when it comes to Facebook.
Download client worlds
You know, the type that you download and install, show up in your start menus and run standalone from your internet browser.
This has long been the defacto standard for 3d virtual worlds, and the two largest 3d online worlds, IMVU and SecondLife both use this approach as well as many others such as There.com
Web browser worlds
These are the 3d worlds that are websites that you access and experience by using Internet Explorer, Firefox or (insert your favorite browser here).
They are not run separately and most use Flash or perhaps a browser plugin to enable the 3d graphics. Some examples include Smallworlds, Frenzoo and Meez. Traditionally they have been less graphically demanding than their download client worlds, although increasingly that gap is starting to close.
So what's possible?
Now we have the definitions sewn up, let's take a look at what's technically possible for integration into Facebook:
The "Link Elsewhere" approach
Let's look at a couple of examples, IMVU, a client download world has a Facebook application that allows you to show and share your snapshots from the game world, view outfit challenges etc but doesn't let you 3d chat or dress up etc. For that you link to IMVU.com to download the client and then run it separate from your browser and facebook.
Given the huge user base on IMVU and the success of the platform, the number of people using the application is small, likely due to the limited utility it offers within the app. In fact there are far more people who have commented on the fan page on Facebook than user the app. All the action is within their download client.
A similar story with the There.com with their app, "Here and There" that similarly allows you to share your profile / pictures and other limited information. At only 44 monthly active users of the app yet in the millions of accounts on their worlds, it shows the limited appeal of simply a "share your profile" type app:
Self contained experience
One example of a web world who offers a full experience within a Facebook app is Smallworlds. You can join, play, chat and have all the features on the Smallworlds website without ever leaving Facebook. It makes for a richer and more user friendly experience:
At over 100,000 active monthly users and growing, this is an example of an app that is working well.
So what's the conclusion?
Pretty obvious from the above, right?
The level of engagement appears orders of magnitude on the self contained apps on Facebook, proving people in Facebook apps prefer to stay there (simple enough). Forcing people to leave the site to do some or most of the functions translates to a fairly lackluster engagement with the app, so the numbers speak.
Online world operators, take note!
Asides and sundry
1 - What about Facebook connect?
You're right, apart from integrating an online world into Facebook, the reverse is possible - enabling Facebook within the world to help make registration and sharing to friends easier. This does work, and increasingly it's becoming more prevelant, especially amongst the newer websites (for an example, check out Metaplace)
2 - You didn't mention anything about Facebook casual games or apps like Buddypoke?
You're right again, more and more we're seeing cute avatar apps and games that started on Facebook branch out into more sophisticated offerings within the platform, with features and functions akin to some web virtual worlds. The lines are already blurring and in a couple of years they will disappear, in this authors humble opinion.
3 - What about a product (fan) or group page on Facebook?
Yeah, but that doesn't really count - there is no integration between the world and a Facebook fan page, it's just another channel to publish information and interact with users, but no practical linkages between the two.
4 - Online worlds and games?
What works in online worlds doesn't necessarily work in Facebook apps. Pure chat apps on facebook haven't been that successful, the ones that have been usually adapt or incorporate gameplay elements. People like to play games on Facebook, meeting new avatar friends is somewhat secondary.
Meez avatar busting some moves
They are two of the biggest trends on the net right now. In one corner, online worlds & virtual chat. These products continue their ascent picking up millions of new users, more content and more revenue. They are places where people love escaping their daily lives into a rich online fantasy world and a countless virtual chat messages are being sent out every day.
And in the other corner, Facebook. We have seen the stratospheric rise of the all conquering blue and white website, with its goal to dominate the planets free time, and a large chunk of its working time too with its endless status updates and army of cute farming mini games.
Hungry to gain more users at low cost, online worlds are hungrily eying Facebook with its hundreds of millions of users as a way to expand their presence.
What's going to happen?
Well to answer this question we can look at what is already happening.
There a number of online worlds with avatars that have made some forays into Facebook, in some cases dipping their toes in the water through to all out jumping right in. The different approaches have varied widely in their level of success in these early days, and no doubt there will be a lot of re-adjusting and scrambling to make the most out of the platform in months and years to come.
But first things first, it's important to define the, broadly speaking, two different types of online worlds out there today, because they both have radically different options when it comes to Facebook.
Download client worlds
Second Life, one of the largest download client worlds
You know, the type that you download and install, show up in your start menus and run standalone from your internet browser.
This has long been the defacto standard for 3d virtual worlds, and the two largest 3d online worlds, IMVU and SecondLife both use this approach as well as many others such as There.com
Web browser worlds
These are the 3d worlds that are websites that you access and experience by using Internet Explorer, Firefox or (insert your favorite browser here).
They are not run separately and most use Flash or perhaps a browser plugin to enable the 3d graphics. Some examples include Smallworlds, Frenzoo and Meez. Traditionally they have been less graphically demanding than their download client worlds, although increasingly that gap is starting to close.
So what's possible?
Now we have the definitions sewn up, let's take a look at what's technically possible for integration into Facebook:
The "Link Elsewhere" approach
Let's look at a couple of examples, IMVU, a client download world has a Facebook application that allows you to show and share your snapshots from the game world, view outfit challenges etc but doesn't let you 3d chat or dress up etc. For that you link to IMVU.com to download the client and then run it separate from your browser and facebook.
A similar story with the There.com with their app, "Here and There" that similarly allows you to share your profile / pictures and other limited information. At only 44 monthly active users of the app yet in the millions of accounts on their worlds, it shows the limited appeal of simply a "share your profile" type app:
One example of a web world who offers a full experience within a Facebook app is Smallworlds. You can join, play, chat and have all the features on the Smallworlds website without ever leaving Facebook. It makes for a richer and more user friendly experience:
At over 100,000 active monthly users and growing, this is an example of an app that is working well.
So what's the conclusion?
Pretty obvious from the above, right?
The level of engagement appears orders of magnitude on the self contained apps on Facebook, proving people in Facebook apps prefer to stay there (simple enough). Forcing people to leave the site to do some or most of the functions translates to a fairly lackluster engagement with the app, so the numbers speak.
Online world operators, take note!
Asides and sundry
1 - What about Facebook connect?
You're right, apart from integrating an online world into Facebook, the reverse is possible - enabling Facebook within the world to help make registration and sharing to friends easier. This does work, and increasingly it's becoming more prevelant, especially amongst the newer websites (for an example, check out Metaplace)
2 - You didn't mention anything about Facebook casual games or apps like Buddypoke?
You're right again, more and more we're seeing cute avatar apps and games that started on Facebook branch out into more sophisticated offerings within the platform, with features and functions akin to some web virtual worlds. The lines are already blurring and in a couple of years they will disappear, in this authors humble opinion.
3 - What about a product (fan) or group page on Facebook?
Yeah, but that doesn't really count - there is no integration between the world and a Facebook fan page, it's just another channel to publish information and interact with users, but no practical linkages between the two.
4 - Online worlds and games?
What works in online worlds doesn't necessarily work in Facebook apps. Pure chat apps on facebook haven't been that successful, the ones that have been usually adapt or incorporate gameplay elements. People like to play games on Facebook, meeting new avatar friends is somewhat secondary.
Online worlds & Facebook
Hang on to your hats, this is going to get interesting...
They are two of the biggest trends on the net right now. In one corner, online worlds & virtual chat. These products continue their ascent picking up millions of new users, more content and more revenue. They are places where people love escaping their daily lives into a rich online fantasy world and a countless virtual chat messages are being sent out every day.
And in the other corner, Facebook. We have seen the stratospheric rise of the all conquering blue and white website, with its goal to dominate the planets free time, and a large chunk of its working time too with its endless status updates and army of cute farming mini games.
Hungry to gain more users at low cost, online worlds are hungrily eying Facebook with its hundreds of millions of users as a way to expand their presence.
What's going to happen?
Well to answer this question we can look at what is already happening.
There a number of online worlds with avatars that have made some forays into Facebook, in some cases dipping their toes in the water through to all out jumping right in. The different approaches have varied widely in their level of success in these early days, and no doubt there will be a lot of re-adjusting and scrambling to make the most out of the platform in months and years to come.
But first things first, it's important to define the, broadly speaking, two different types of online worlds out there today, because they both have radically different options when it comes to Facebook.
Download client worlds
You know, the type that you download and install, show up in your start menus and run standalone from your internet browser.
This has long been the defacto standard for 3d virtual worlds, and the two largest 3d online worlds, IMVU and SecondLife both use this approach as well as many others such as There.com
Web browser worlds
These are the 3d worlds that are websites that you access and experience by using Internet Explorer, Firefox or (insert your favorite browser here).
They are not run separately and most use Flash or perhaps a browser plugin to enable the 3d graphics. Some examples include Smallworlds, Frenzoo and Meez. Traditionally they have been less graphically demanding than their download client worlds, although increasingly that gap is starting to close.
So what's possible?
Now we have the definitions sewn up, let's take a look at what's technically possible for integration into Facebook:
The "Link Elsewhere" approach
Let's look at a couple of examples, IMVU, a client download world has a Facebook application that allows you to show and share your snapshots from the game world, view outfit challenges etc but doesn't let you 3d chat or dress up etc. For that you link to IMVU.com to download the client and then run it separate from your browser and facebook.
Given the huge user base on IMVU and the success of the platform, the number of people using the application is small, likely due to the limited utility it offers within the app. In fact there are far more people who have commented on the fan page on Facebook than user the app. All the action is within their download client.
A similar story with the There.com with their app, "Here and There" that similarly allows you to share your profile / pictures and other limited information. At only 44 monthly active users of the app yet in the millions of accounts on their worlds, it shows the limited appeal of simply a "share your profile" type app:
Self contained experience
One example of a web world who offers a full experience within a Facebook app is Smallworlds. You can join, play, chat and have all the features on the Smallworlds website without ever leaving Facebook. It makes for a richer and more user friendly experience:
At over 100,000 active monthly users and growing, this is an example of an app that is working well.
So what's the conclusion?
Pretty obvious from the above, right?
The level of engagement appears orders of magnitude on the self contained apps on Facebook, proving people in Facebook apps prefer to stay there (simple enough). Forcing people to leave the site to do some or most of the functions translates to a fairly lackluster engagement with the app, so the numbers speak.
Online world operators, take note!
Asides and sundry
1 - What about Facebook connect?
You're right, apart from integrating an online world into Facebook, the reverse is possible - enabling Facebook within the world to help make registration and sharing to friends easier. This does work, and increasingly it's becoming more prevelant, especially amongst the newer websites (for an example, check out Metaplace)
2 - You didn't mention anything about Facebook casual games or apps like Buddypoke?
You're right again, more and more we're seeing cute avatar apps and games that started on Facebook branch out into more sophisticated offerings within the platform, with features and functions akin to some web virtual worlds. The lines are already blurring and in a couple of years they will disappear, in this authors humble opinion.
3 - What about a product (fan) or group page on Facebook?
Yeah, but that doesn't really count - there is no integration between the world and a Facebook fan page, it's just another channel to publish information and interact with users, but no practical linkages between the two.
4 - Online worlds and games?
What works in online worlds doesn't necessarily work in Facebook apps. Pure chat apps on facebook haven't been that successful, the ones that have been usually adapt or incorporate gameplay elements. People like to play games on Facebook, meeting new avatar friends is somewhat secondary.
Meez avatar busting some moves
They are two of the biggest trends on the net right now. In one corner, online worlds & virtual chat. These products continue their ascent picking up millions of new users, more content and more revenue. They are places where people love escaping their daily lives into a rich online fantasy world and a countless virtual chat messages are being sent out every day.
And in the other corner, Facebook. We have seen the stratospheric rise of the all conquering blue and white website, with its goal to dominate the planets free time, and a large chunk of its working time too with its endless status updates and army of cute farming mini games.
Hungry to gain more users at low cost, online worlds are hungrily eying Facebook with its hundreds of millions of users as a way to expand their presence.
What's going to happen?
Well to answer this question we can look at what is already happening.
There a number of online worlds with avatars that have made some forays into Facebook, in some cases dipping their toes in the water through to all out jumping right in. The different approaches have varied widely in their level of success in these early days, and no doubt there will be a lot of re-adjusting and scrambling to make the most out of the platform in months and years to come.
But first things first, it's important to define the, broadly speaking, two different types of online worlds out there today, because they both have radically different options when it comes to Facebook.
Download client worlds
Second Life, one of the largest download client worlds
You know, the type that you download and install, show up in your start menus and run standalone from your internet browser.
This has long been the defacto standard for 3d virtual worlds, and the two largest 3d online worlds, IMVU and SecondLife both use this approach as well as many others such as There.com
Web browser worlds
These are the 3d worlds that are websites that you access and experience by using Internet Explorer, Firefox or (insert your favorite browser here).
They are not run separately and most use Flash or perhaps a browser plugin to enable the 3d graphics. Some examples include Smallworlds, Frenzoo and Meez. Traditionally they have been less graphically demanding than their download client worlds, although increasingly that gap is starting to close.
So what's possible?
Now we have the definitions sewn up, let's take a look at what's technically possible for integration into Facebook:
The "Link Elsewhere" approach
Let's look at a couple of examples, IMVU, a client download world has a Facebook application that allows you to show and share your snapshots from the game world, view outfit challenges etc but doesn't let you 3d chat or dress up etc. For that you link to IMVU.com to download the client and then run it separate from your browser and facebook.
A similar story with the There.com with their app, "Here and There" that similarly allows you to share your profile / pictures and other limited information. At only 44 monthly active users of the app yet in the millions of accounts on their worlds, it shows the limited appeal of simply a "share your profile" type app:
One example of a web world who offers a full experience within a Facebook app is Smallworlds. You can join, play, chat and have all the features on the Smallworlds website without ever leaving Facebook. It makes for a richer and more user friendly experience:
At over 100,000 active monthly users and growing, this is an example of an app that is working well.
So what's the conclusion?
Pretty obvious from the above, right?
The level of engagement appears orders of magnitude on the self contained apps on Facebook, proving people in Facebook apps prefer to stay there (simple enough). Forcing people to leave the site to do some or most of the functions translates to a fairly lackluster engagement with the app, so the numbers speak.
Online world operators, take note!
Asides and sundry
1 - What about Facebook connect?
You're right, apart from integrating an online world into Facebook, the reverse is possible - enabling Facebook within the world to help make registration and sharing to friends easier. This does work, and increasingly it's becoming more prevelant, especially amongst the newer websites (for an example, check out Metaplace)
2 - You didn't mention anything about Facebook casual games or apps like Buddypoke?
You're right again, more and more we're seeing cute avatar apps and games that started on Facebook branch out into more sophisticated offerings within the platform, with features and functions akin to some web virtual worlds. The lines are already blurring and in a couple of years they will disappear, in this authors humble opinion.
3 - What about a product (fan) or group page on Facebook?
Yeah, but that doesn't really count - there is no integration between the world and a Facebook fan page, it's just another channel to publish information and interact with users, but no practical linkages between the two.
4 - Online worlds and games?
What works in online worlds doesn't necessarily work in Facebook apps. Pure chat apps on facebook haven't been that successful, the ones that have been usually adapt or incorporate gameplay elements. People like to play games on Facebook, meeting new avatar friends is somewhat secondary.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Pre Christmas Speed Dating Event on Frenzoo
Frenzoo is again organizing a speed dating event in 3d avatars, Christmas themed. The place, date and time will be Sunday 14 December 9:00 pm - 11:00 pm (EST. Time) in Frenzoo's 3d chat.
In these two hours, people online are to be chatting to as many users of the opposed gender. Also, according to the event's description there will be a surprise effect. Wonder what it could be..
Pre Christmas Speed Dating Event on Frenzoo
Frenzoo is again organizing a speed dating event in 3d avatars, Christmas themed. The place, date and time will be Sunday 14 December 9:00 pm - 11:00 pm (EST. Time) in Frenzoo's 3d chat.
In these two hours, people online are to be chatting to as many users of the opposed gender. Also, according to the event's description there will be a surprise effect. Wonder what it could be..
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Speed dating event in Frenzoo
Frenzoo, the online world will held a speed dating event this Sunday, from 9 to 11 pm EST time. This is the first time this type of speed dating chat session has been held. I'm really excited!
Between 9 - 11 pm, when you random chat you'll be setup with someone of the opposite gender. I've heard there will also be a special 3d effect happening at that time. The effects are already made and look great. Who knows, you might meet the person to share your virtual life with?
Image from www.ehow.com
Between 9 - 11 pm, when you random chat you'll be setup with someone of the opposite gender. I've heard there will also be a special 3d effect happening at that time. The effects are already made and look great. Who knows, you might meet the person to share your virtual life with?
Speed dating event in Frenzoo
Frenzoo, the online world will held a speed dating event this Sunday, from 9 to 11 pm EST time. This is the first time this type of speed dating chat session has been held. I'm really excited!
Between 9 - 11 pm, when you random chat you'll be setup with someone of the opposite gender. I've heard there will also be a special 3d effect happening at that time. The effects are already made and look great. Who knows, you might meet the person to share your virtual life with?
Image from www.ehow.com
Between 9 - 11 pm, when you random chat you'll be setup with someone of the opposite gender. I've heard there will also be a special 3d effect happening at that time. The effects are already made and look great. Who knows, you might meet the person to share your virtual life with?
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Perfect World Online Indonesia
Perfect World is an MMORPG developed by Beijing Perfect World. It’s already have the Malaysian version and International Version with English language. The Indonesian Version will launched the Beta Version around June 2008. You can visit the website at : http://perfectworld.web.id.
Perfect World Center on the flight, and have floating structures and surfaces. The game shifts from night to day, sunny and rainy season in a regular cycle, changing the view, each area with the time for realism.
There are many game features in PerfectWorld, such as Mount System, Personalized Clothing, Guild/Clan System, Crafting System, Marriage System, Horse Racing, Treasure Hunts, and Forest Hunts/Jungle Ruins.
There are three races on Perfectworld: Human, Wing Elves and Beast Kind. Human can become Fah Shih (Magician (MG)) specialize in fire, water, and earth magic spells and crafts, and Wu Xia (Warrior (WR)) Fastest sword, spear, fist, and axe wielders, warriors specialize in melee combat. Wing Elves can become Yu Mang (Elf Archer (EA)) utilize powerful and quick ranged attacks to their advantage. Combining powerful skills like fa shi and their long range can be fatal. They wield bow, crossbow, and sling; damage depends on agility, and Yu Ling (Elf Priest (EP)) specialize in buff and healing skills, wield metal elemental attacks and a ranged physical wing attack which make its attack skill both physical and magical. While Beast Kind can become Yao Shou (WereBeast(WB) (Gender limitation: male)) Are the best tankers in the game, and Yao Jing (WereFox (WF) (Gender limitation: female)) have the ability to cast powerful wood, water, and fire elemental attacks, some of which immobilize the enemy or lower the enemy’s physical defense.
Sunday, November 22, 2009
3d fantasy & art in virtual worlds
Entry in Koinup 3d fantasy art contest
They are realities not bound in reality... fantasies are at the core of dreaming.
As a genre, "fantasy" is loaded with magic, mysteries and supernatural powers. It's easy to lose yourself within a well crafted novel or movie.
Thanks to recent technology advancements, free-form online worlds are now a perfect platforms to actually live out a fantasy experience - they are open platforms where the only real limitations are in the mind, not in the pixels.
Second Life's powerful 3d creation tools and savvy userbase has led to some stunning fantasy sims where members roleplay and interact both in and out of character.
Other platforms such as IMVU have various groups and 3d rooms devoted to fantasy roleplaying (see one of the many Harry Potter fangroups) and on Frenzoo people can mod sims and make their own fantasy fashion and environments.
Fantasy art on Koinup
Some of the best fantasy art is now on show at Koinup, a cross world community for artists and non-artists alike.
A group has been setup and contest currently live to showcase the best of the best, from all the virtual worlds and also games such as The Sims. It's well worth the visit to help spark your imaginations..
3d fantasy & art in virtual worlds
Entry in Koinup 3d fantasy art contest
They are realities not bound in reality... fantasies are at the core of dreaming.
As a genre, "fantasy" is loaded with magic, mysteries and supernatural powers. It's easy to lose yourself within a well crafted novel or movie.
Thanks to recent technology advancements, free-form online worlds are now a perfect platforms to actually live out a fantasy experience - they are open platforms where the only real limitations are in the mind, not in the pixels.
Second Life's powerful 3d creation tools and savvy userbase has led to some stunning fantasy sims where members roleplay and interact both in and out of character.
Other platforms such as IMVU have various groups and 3d rooms devoted to fantasy roleplaying (see one of the many Harry Potter fangroups) and on Frenzoo people can mod sims and make their own fantasy fashion and environments.
Fantasy art on Koinup
Some of the best fantasy art is now on show at Koinup, a cross world community for artists and non-artists alike.
A group has been setup and contest currently live to showcase the best of the best, from all the virtual worlds and also games such as The Sims. It's well worth the visit to help spark your imaginations..
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Super Motocross - free motocross game
Super Motocross - free motocross game
You're the driver of the coolest motorcycles. Dirt roads and wind are your domain! Pass all the tests in tropical jungles, to become a real freestyle motocross champion! The twisting roads, mind-blowing jumps and obstacles already await you now. You can get through it all, because you have a racing motorcycle. Front flips, back flips and different tricks will bring you additional shots of nitro. Be fast and use the speed to win the competitions and get your trophies. They will let you move on to the next level. You will have to use your wit to pass through each successive obstacle. Collect the needed number of prizes, in order to gain access to new motorcycles and become even cooler. The interesting and unpredictable game "Super Motocross" is for lovers of extreme sports. Download and play it absolutely free of charge. Become a real motocross star!
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Monday, October 26, 2009
Ali Yakubov and his holy amazing skin
Ali Yakubov is a medical mystery. Doctors and family deny any person is responsible for it and that there is no one writing on the boy’s skin – nevertheless, words from the holy Koran mysteriously appear on his skin.
The word Allah appeared first, on Ali’s chin soon after his birth. Ali was born prematurely with a coronary heart disease and transparent skin which revealed his intestines. At the time doctors warned that he may only live 2 or 3 days.
In another twist, his mother, Madiana, complained to doctors that she could hear him crying before his was born. Doctors dismissed this out of hand but Mr. Ahmedpasha Amiralaev, a chairman of the Sagida Murtuzalieva Charity admitted that by the late term even the doctors themselves admitted that it seemed to be the unborn baby that was crying.
Ali has become a religious sensation in Russia. It has been reported that new Koran Arabic script appears on the back of his legs and hands (sometimes his stomach and head) before fading after a few days. Madiana says the boy reaches upwards of 40 degrees centigrade during these appearances.
In Pure Spirit
What do you think of this report? There are certainly photographs of the poor boy with writing on his skin… but how is it getting there?
Doctors in Russia are puzzled as to why the holy Koran appears on the body of a nine-month-old boy.
The parents of Ali Yaubov said the word Allah appeared on their son’s chin soon after his birth, and ever since, scores of writings in Arabic script have emerged on his back, arms, legs and stomach.
Although doctors cannot explain why the writings appear on the toddler’s skin, they are sure someone did not write them.
His mother, Madiana Yakubov said the writings appear twice a week, usually Mondays and Thursday or Friday nights.
According to reports, the words “Don’t hide these signs from the people” once appeared on the child’s skin.
Ali has now become a focus of Muslim homage in his hometown of Dagestan, which is close to Chechnya.
SUBHANALLAH...
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Free Games Digital Paint: Paintball 2.0 Build 27
Digital Paint: Paintball 2.0 Build 27 Download. Digital Paint: Paintball 2.0 is a fast-paced, team-based, first-person shooter with a variety of game modes and support for up to 4 teams. Modes include Standard CTF, Siege (Attack/Defend), KOTH (King of the Hill), Elimination, Deathmatch (Free-for-all), and Pong. It was once a Quake2 mod but is now completely standalone and completely free.What's New in version 2.0 Build 27:
- Tweak: Added sleep to server loop to hopefully prevent crashed servers from eating all CPU.
- Cvar: s_resamplequality - If set, sound resampling will use a linear algorithm to improve quality of non-48khz sound files.
- Cvar: s_resamplevolume - Since new sounds are quieter to avoid clipping, old non-48khz sounds will be scaled down by this value (default is 0.5, 50%).
- Cvar: s_force48khz - Enabled by default, sound settings are forced to high quality (48khz). If you wish to use
- Media: Surface specific splat sounds.
- Media: New 68 Carbine and VM-68 recordings.
- Media: Fixed admin map changing menu.
Download Free Game Digital Paint: Paintball 2.0 Build 27 (24.89 MB)
Free Games Cube 2: Sauerbraten (Trooper Edition)
Cube 2: Sauerbraten (Trooper Edition) Download. Sauerbraten (a.k.a. Cube 2) is a free multiplayer/singleplayer first person shooter, built as a major redesign of the Cube FPS.Much like the original Cube, the aim of this game is not necessarily to produce the most features & eyecandy possible, but rather to allow map/geometry editing to be done dynamically in-game, to create fun gameplay and an elegant engine.
The engine supporting the game is entirely original in code & design, and its code is Open Source (ZLIB license, read the docs for more on how you can use the engine).
Download Free Game Cube 2: Sauerbraten (Trooper Edition) (331.81 MB)
Continuum 0.40 Free Game Download
Download Free Game Continuum 0.40. Anyone ever played SubSpace? Continuum is the continuation of this freeware game. Continuum is a multiplayer top-view space game. It features 8 different ships - each with their own unique abilities. The graphics and sound effects of the game are fantastic, and game play manages to keep up with it. Keyboard shortcuts allow for easy access to all the upgrades you have, and you never have to leave the action.Continuum has different styles of play, and it depends on the server. Some servers have free-for-all death matches, others have team matches, and some have ‘capture the flag’ games. There is a special Continuum sport, ‘Soccer’. In Soccer, you pick up the ball, and try to shoot it at the enemy’s goal.
System Requirements:
* 90MHz Pentium or better IBM-compatible PC
* Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP
* 16MB RAM
* Video card with at least 2MB of onboard memory
* 56K Modem
* Stereo Sound Card
Download Free Game Continuum 0.40 (4.67 MB)
Free Games Carom3D v5.03
Carom3D v5.03 Download. Carom 3D is an online multi-user billiards game created with special 3D graphic effects bringing every aspect of snooker, 6 ball, 9 ball, 8 ball and other billiards games to life.Features:
Diverse game type:
- Any player without the slightest experience of the Billiards game can enjoy 4 Ball.
- 3 ball and 6 ball will show you an even better side of the Billiards game.
- Many ladies often enjoy pocket ball games such as 8 ball, 9 ball and rotation ball.
- It is a perfectly simulated 3D game that gives you the same feeling as if you are actually playing snooker.
- By using your mouse, you can experience the same pumping shots in the game as you do in real life.
- The diverse variety of the Billiard games and atmosphere won't bore you at all.
- An online game where you can enjoy individual competition with up to 5 players, or team play of 2v2 and 3v3.
- While online, you can enjoy chatting, practice games or just watch as a spectator.
- Carom3d supports a variety of Guilds. Currently, there are around 600 existing Guilds with 5 or more members.
- Carom3d holds RPG style elements where your starting level (bronze Cash - 20 points) inceases as you play more and get better.
- As your points increase, complicated techniques such as thickness control and spin moves are obtained with greater accuracy.
- You can feel the exciting and thrilling game as you go into Death Match (3 ball).
- The game constantly updates your personal and guild rankings in each category.
Free Games Arcade Classic Arcade Pack v5.10
Arcade Classic Arcade Pack v5.10 Download. Experience the original sights, sounds, and gameplay that made these games classics in the arcade. Every roar and flash is identical to the original. Arcade Classic Arcade Pack includes nine games: Asteroids, PacMan, Frogger, Hexxagon, Pong, Snake, Space Invaders, Tetris, and Tic Tac Toe. The software includes online score-keeping capabilities so you can compete against players worldwide.Arcade Classic Arcade Pack is not supported by advertising, nor does it require registration, and no information is collected from or about users. It is very small and addictive and comes complete with full install and uninstall wizards.
Note: This game pack requires that you have Macromedia Flash Player 6.0 or later.
Change log:
Arcade Classic Arcade Pack 5.10
- Fixed bugs in Asteroids game, features (M)ute and (P)ause hotkeys, and adds new games--Frogger, Hexxagon, and Tic Tac Toe.
- Fixed minor bugs with Windows 98.
- Fixed minor UI bugs relating to control and window focus.
Download Free Game Arcade Classic Arcade Pack v5.10 (796 KB)
Free Games America´s Army: SF (Overmatch) v2.8.4
America´s Army: SF (Overmatch) v2.8.4 Download. America’s Army is one of the five most popular PC action games played online. It provides players with the most authentic military experience available, from exploring the development of Soldiers in individual and collective training to their deployment in simulated missions in the War on Terror.In America's Army: Special Forces, players attempt to earn Green Beret status by completing individual and collective training missions drawn from the Special Forces Assignment and Selection (SFAS) process.
Players who complete the SFAS process have the opportunity to take on elite Special Forces roles and are qualified to play in multiplayer missions with units ranging from the elite 82d Airborne Division to the 75th Ranger Regiment.
Note from FreewareFiles: This download is the deploy client which will launch the installer and download the entire game.
Download Free Game America´s Army: SF (Overmatch) v2.8.4 (9.04 MB)
Free Games Gunbound 7.85
Download Free Game Gunbound 7.85. Gunbound is a game like Worms - only this time played with tanks called Mobiles. Your avatar controls a tank, or "mobile", and you compete against other players, by either shooting at them and killing them, or by scoring points by killing "Jewels" in the Jewel type game.
Features:
* Play with 16 different Mobiles
* Unique types of armor
* Use different strategies such as hiding in a bunker, shooting, etc
* Dress you avatar in any fashion you choose - best dressed avatars earn more points
* Requires 3D graphics card and DirectX 8.1 or better
Note: Requires free registration.
Download Free Game Gunbound 7.85 (243.47 MB)
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Aion Online
Did you heard about fantastic upcoming MMORPG game called Aion Online: Tower of Eternity. Is this Warhammer Online and World of Warcraft killer? Aion created by NCsoft’s Aion Team Development Dept, a major Korean game developer. Well, if you are bored with Warhammer Online, you can always find out more about Aion. This game already won the award “Best Korean Game of the Year”. Korea are talking that Aion Online has the epic scale, immersive story, and stunning graphics and sound design.
Well, game is looking really nice, but people are complaining about all farming and leveling stuff (second World of Warcraft with grinding, grinding, grinding...etc...) just like in other similiar games from Korean - Lineage or Lineage 2 ehh good ol days of Lineage :-). Aion has also very huge character customization capabilieties, you can create avatar who is looking just like you or even Chuck Norris! Yeah its true!
Game is already huge hit, especially in US where is nr 1 selling game in 2009! And what about Warhammer Online? It's hard to say where WAR is going to...I hope in better place...
PS. I'm playing in Warhammer Online as Marauder and my good old character is already on 60 renown rank. Farming renown is kinda dull these days, but I really love my character and it's hard for me to leave Warhammer and play in Aion Online :/
Well, game is looking really nice, but people are complaining about all farming and leveling stuff (second World of Warcraft with grinding, grinding, grinding...etc...) just like in other similiar games from Korean - Lineage or Lineage 2 ehh good ol days of Lineage :-). Aion has also very huge character customization capabilieties, you can create avatar who is looking just like you or even Chuck Norris! Yeah its true!
Game is already huge hit, especially in US where is nr 1 selling game in 2009! And what about Warhammer Online? It's hard to say where WAR is going to...I hope in better place...
PS. I'm playing in Warhammer Online as Marauder and my good old character is already on 60 renown rank. Farming renown is kinda dull these days, but I really love my character and it's hard for me to leave Warhammer and play in Aion Online :/
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Margrave Manor 2: The Lost Ship
Help Edwina Margrave find her grandfather`s hidden treasure in this exciting Hidden Object Adventure game! Edwin Margrave was a famed treasure hunter, whose ship disappeared mysteriously over a decade ago. Now, the ship has reappeared and it’s up to Edwina to figure out what happened. Learn about the legendary treasure and follow the clues to discover the secret of Margrave Manor 2: Lost Ship!
- Immersive atmosphere
- Perplexing puzzles
- Find the treasure!
- Check out our Blog Walkthrough
System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 256 MB
- DirectX: 8.1
- Hard Drive: 160 MB
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