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| Bik | Zotnip Games (Zotnip Software Creation) | 2013 | In this point and click action-adventure. Solve puzzles integral to the story. Be abducted by aliens, join alien mercenaries, do dishes, fire laser guns, fly spacecrafts. | Linux | labelminimizesubject |
| Flock! | Capcom (Proper Games) | 2007 | 2009-04-07 on Steam; securompa & activation limit applies to even this release | Windows | labelimageminimize |
| Grabatron | Future Games of London | 2011 | iOS | labelimageminimize | |
| Grabatron | Future Games of London | 2012 | Android | labelimageminimize | |
| Little Space Duo | My Game Company;jugilus (jugilus) | 2009 | [b]Overview[/b] Little Space Duo is a classic, puzzle-based arcade game starring an unusual pair of heroes - a little girl and a small robot. Join them on a mission through the spaceship and help them to overcome all the challenges and hazards they will encounter on the way. [b][i]Features[/i][/b]:[list][*]40 levels [*]2 gameplay modes [*]challenging gameplay[/list] [i]System Requirements[/i]:[list][*]Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista/7 or Linux or MAC OS X 10.3 or higher [*]CPU 1GHz, RAM 512MB, HD space 30 MB, OpenGL 3D or DirectX7 graphic[/list] [b]Try before buy[/b] The demo version of the game with 5 levels is available for download. The full version costs $6.95 USD + VAT where required.***Help Lucy and Sunny on their way through the huge spaceship. Engage your wits and skills in this classic, puzzle based arcade game. Little Space Duo is a classic, puzzle-based arcade game starring an unusual pair of heroes - a little girl and a small robot. Join them on a mission through the spaceship and help them to overcome all the challenges and hazards they will encounter on the way. The game offers 2 gameplay modes and 40 levels of challenging puzzles. | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| Prey | 2K Games (Human Head Studios;Venom Games) | 2006 | Prey tells the story of Tommy, a Cherokee garage mechanic stuck on a reservation going nowhere. His life changes when an otherworldly crisis forces him to awaken spiritual powers from his long-forgotten birthright. Abducted along with his people to a menacing mothership orbiting Earth, he sets out to save himself and his girlfriend and eventually his planet. Prey is serious, dark story, based on authentic Cherokee mythology. Themes of sacrifice, love and responsibility are explored and the story dives into emotional territory not yet explored by similar games. [R2D2-A] | X360 | labelimagesubject |
| Prey | 2K Games (Human Head Studios;Aspyr Media) | 2006 | Mac OS X | labelimageminimize | |
| Prey | 2K Games (Human Head Studios) | 2006 | 3D Realms functioned as producer, not as publisher or developer.***cpremoved - with patch 1.3 the SecuROM v7 copy protection was removed.***Minimum: * Windows 2000 or XP * Pentium IV 2 Ghz or Athlon XP 2000+ CPU * 512 MB RAM * 64MB VRAM * 2.2 GB free HD space Recommended: * Pentium IV 2.5 Ghz or Athlon XP 2500+ CPU or better * 1 GB RAM * Radeon X800 series or better video card * Sound Blaster X-Fi series sound card * Broadband internet connection or LAN for multiplayer***1995: Announced - Tom Hall produced number of designs 1996: Tom Hall left - Paul Schuytema brought in - very first versions of portal technology used 1997&1998: Portal tecnology shown at E3 1998: Team disbanded 1998-11: Corrinne Yu brought in as engine programmer 1999: Development stopped/put on hold - Corinne Yu left - was not cancelled contrary to popular belief 2001: Development of a new version started, 3D Realms licensed id Tech 4 (Doom 3 engine) - Human Head Studios were commissioned to continue development based on earlier work. 2002: Rumors of the new project leaked to public 2005: Cryptic clue given about Prey's release: "Keep your eyes open for the unveiling of our next game very soon. ;)" 2005-04-26: Prey officially announced 2006-06-22: PC demo released 2006-06-28: Gone gold 2006-06-30: Xbox demo released -: Released***Earth's savior doesn't want the job. Tommy is a down-on-his-luck garage mechanic, stuck in the middle on who-knows-where on some forgotten reservation, where Native Americans are tucked away out of sight, out of mind. And then the unthinkable happens! Earth becomes prey to the galaxy's largest predator, a space bound Texas-sized alien that's looking to satiate its hunger with the organic goodness that most populates Earth: Us. And the first course is a certain forgotten reservation. A Spiritual Awakening Tommy and his girlfriend have become prey, his grandfather killed, and hundreds of his tribal nation have been abducted through space-warping portals. Freeing himself, all Tommy cares about is saving Jenny. But the spirit of his grandfather beckons him to embrace his heritage, accept the ancient teachings, and prepare to battle the menace that threatens to destroy all the planet's life. It's a choice between love and responsibility. It's a choice that cannot be made easily. Innovative Gameplay * Built on an enhanced Doom 3 engine, the most impressive 3D engine used in a released game. * Portal technology adds a new dimension to gameplay, allowing enemies to appear out of thin air and create new and completely original puzzles and gameplay styles. * Several never-before-seen gameplay elements such as Spirit Walking, Wall Walking, and Deathwalk. * Highly organic, living environment that itself can attack Tommy. * Tommy has a sidekick, a spiritual hawk that can help him fight enemies and decipher the alien language of the living ship. * Multiplayer game support that takes advantage of the unique gameplay styles in Prey. [3D Realms] | Windows | labelimagesubject |
| Prey Evil | Apogee;Tectoy (MachineWorks Northwest;Tectoy Digital) | 2009 | Evil Prey is a FPS in 1st person, has the main character Tommy is a frustrated and anxious Indians to leave their Indian reservation with his girlfriend Jean, that unlike not want to leave the reservation where he was born and raised. But something terrible happens in the Indian reservation, after a fight at the bar where Jean is working, aliens invade the planet and everyone is sucked into a ship. Luckily, Tommy manages to break out and has a mission to save his family and the entire planet Earth.***Shooter 1st person, has the main character Tommy as a frustrated and anxious Indians to leave their Indian reservation with his girlfriend Jean, that unlike not want to leave the reservation where he was born and raised. But something terrible happens in the Indian reservation, after a fight at the bar where Jean is working, aliens invade the planet and everyone is sucked into a ship. Luckily, Tommy manages to break out and has a mission to save his family and the entire planet Earth. | Zeebo | labelimagesubject |
| South Park: The Stick of Truth | Ubisoft (Obsidian Entertainment;South Park Digital Studios) | 2014 | PS3 | labelimageminimize | |
| South Park: The Stick of Truth | Ubisoft (Obsidian Entertainment;South Park Digital Studios) | 2014 | X360 | labelminimizeminimize | |
| South Park: The Stick of Truth | Ubisoft (Obsidian Entertainment;South Park Digital Studios) | 2014 | Windows | labelimageminimize | |
| The Legend of Zelda: Collector's Edition | Nintendo (EAD Software Development Group 3;Nintendo;Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development) | 2003 | ゼルダコレクション is transliteration of "Zelda collection" but reads literally as [code]zeruda korekushon[/code].***[unfinished review] I have an irrational fear of heights, this fear is occasionally triggered by images, mostly movies in theaters (there's a reason its called an [i]irrational[/i] fear). A couple of Super NES games manages to flip my stomach momently, but I quickly became desensitized in just a few seconds. Certain levels of Mario 64, took weeks before a felt comfortable having Mario approach edges without having him crawling like an infant. But, I got over heights in Mario 64. OoT wasn't near as bad as Mario 64 for me. Probably has something to do with the fact that OoT didn't include sneaky tricks [i]designed[/i] to make the player fall (ie:dead end with the green mushroom in Tall, Tall Mountain). In OoT, I quickly grew comfortable leaping on to the webs to break them, chicken flying and insane shortcut leaps into the Gerudo Valley and inside the Water Temple, etc. So I was not expecting to have a problem when I started playing OoT again GameCube. The most noticeable effect of seeing OoT and MM in progressive scan mode is the enhanced perception of depth of the world of Hyrule. The camera angles and pans during play, but especially in cut scenes, are much more impressive than they look on the N64. As you may have guessed, I'm having a bit of difficulty with OoT and my fear of heights. This is a unique experience for me, I've never had a game trigger my phobia a second time after becoming desensitized. Fortunately, I can appreciate the effect of depth in many place in the game that are not related to Link's height from the ground. For instance, The Camera angles when Link is listening to the Great Deku Tree. It stretches to the sky and talks of the creation of the Hyrule universe, the dangerous times approaching, and how everyone's future depends on YOU. Tree is telling this little child he is Hyrule's savior. Thousand foot tall, progressive scan, Mr. G. D. Tree can't do anything but he's telling a half pint child to fix everything while he's sitting in the dirt. The child's response: he gets up, brushes the dust from his tunic and heads out to do it. Wow, its even better in progressive scan. Notably missing from this collection are [game=#6219]A Link to the Past[/game] and [game=#20701]Link's Awakening[/game] [Zerothis]***Released 2003-11-07 in Japan, 2003-11-14 in Europe, 2003-11-17 in North America, and 2004-03-19 in all other regions. A emulated collection of 4 previous Zelda games, a playable demo of Wind Waker, and two videos. [list] [*]The Legend of Zelda [*]Zelda II: The Adventure of Link [*]The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time [*]The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask [*]The Legend of Zelda: Collector's Edition: A Retrospective (Video) [*]The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker: Special Movie (Video) [*]The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker: 20 minute playable Demo [/list] The WW demo lets you play the 1st sequences of the Forsaken Fortress, Windfall Island and Dragon's Roost. All games can be shown in 640x480p by holding the B button when turning on the GameCube. LoZ and AoL were 320x240i and even thought they are still drawn with 320x240 pixles, 640x480p does make a difference in image clarity. The 3D elements of OoT and MM, which were originally 320x240p and are much more noticeable improved. However, the 2D interface of these games is like LoZ and AoL, is only a slight improvement. The emulation is not perfect, this most notable in Majora's Mask that can experience lag, graphic glitches and even freeze. Disabling the rumble feature generally improves the emulation. And, most of the same minor shading glitches that are present when running OoT and MM under PC emulators are also present in these GameCube emulations; how curious. All packages are marked "NOT FOR RESALE" and it was never intended for retail sales. Instead it was made available to customers who pre-purchased GameCube units, purchased various limited edition GameCube bundles, registering a GameCube and two games at Nintendo.com, subscribed or renewed a subscription to Nintendo Power or Club Nintendo, the Stars Catalogue program, or proof of purchases from certain GameCube games. These promotions were different for the various regions and change periodically. Nintendo authorized an official strategy guide and continues to sell copies of the manual. despite the restrictions, some stores blatantly sold packages including only the game that they managed to obtain through manipulating the various promotions. A few authorized outlets continue to offer the unauthorized sale of used copies. This grey market and used game distributing is generally protected by Law in Europe and the USA, but is a risk for the distributor since Nintendo can stop doing business with them. Obviously, Nintendo did not intentionally offer this game to unauthorized (grey market) distributors and retailers directly, the intended distributors and outlets that manipulated promotions are engaged in grey marketing. Despite the relatively large number of this 'limited edition', it is genuinely rarer than most other GameCube games. Since the original games were produced at various times when Nintendo had various company structures, their are different developers listed. Also, the Actual emulation (digital) repackaging was handled by Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development (EAD Team 4) and the US based Nintendo Software Technology Corporation. [b]Tags[/b][spoiler=alternatetimeline with spoilers;Alternate Time Line with spoilers.]Applies to two games in this collection. First discussed will be the Ocarina of Time. When the Hero of Time removed the Master Sword from it's pedestal in the Temple of Time, he was held in place for 7 years while Gannon used the opened door to get access to the Triforce. But he was only able to gain access to the Triforce of Power, the other two pieces hid themselves from him. Freed seven years later, the Hero of Time found the world devastated by Gannon's war and Hyrule Castle replaced by Gannon's fortress. Due to possessing the Triforce of Power, Gannon became extremely difficult to kill. It is speculated that Gannon wished for immortality and his wish was mostly granted, but not quite complete, since he didn't have the whole Triforce. Meanwhile, The Hero of Time was able to use the Master Sword to return to the exact moment he'd first removed it. He could then affect the future in small ways. In the past, he could use the Master Sword again to travel to the future time after the war. But, he was unable to stop the war or go to a point in history before he'd opened the Door of Time and stop himself. In the future, the Hero of Time managed to disable Gannon and in that moment the seven sages sealed him in the Sacred Realm with his Triforce of Power. Now, Princess Zelda did have the power to send The Hero of Time back to a previous point using her magical Ocarina. The Hero and Zelda both had pieces of the Triforce that may have enable this feat, no other incidents of such a precisely controlled trip through time have happened with any other people in the canonical Zelda universe. This is where the timeline splits, Princess Zelda went on to rebuild Hyrule and presumably marry and have children in a world without the Hero of Time. But in the other time line, the child Hero came with knowledge of a possible future and one very important piece of advice for the young Princess Zelda. DON'T OPEN THE DOOR OF TIME. They fought with Gannon in what became known as the Imprisoning War because this war ended in baiting Gannon with the complete Triforce that was never taken out of the Sacred Realm. Gannon became trapped in the Sacred Realm with his Triforce. AlternateTimeLine also applies to Majora's Mask. First it must be established that this game takes place in the alternate time line where the young Hero of Time warned young Zelda about a possible horrible future if the Door of Time was opened. But this isn't the reason for an Alternate Time Line. More to the point, The Hero was given the Ocarina of Time and a song by Princess Zelda that enabled him to repeatedly return to a key point in the past with important items and create a additional time lines. He did this repeatedly until he was able to create a time line in which he retrieved Major's Mask from the Skull Kid and defeated Majora. The 'failed' time lines were all presumably terminated by the natural yet extreme forces resulting from the collision of two planetary bodies near the physical location of the key point in time (this occurred in [b][i]ALL[/i][/b] other timelines when Majora was undefeated). Yet, the Hero seems to have been able to retrieve items from these different time lines that continued to exist.[/spoiler]Link can ride Epona in OoT and MM, shoot a bow an arrow in LoZ, OoT, and MM, go fishing in OoT, travel back a forth between two time periods that are 7 years apart in OoT, Travel back to a key place and point in time in MM and teleport around the land of Hyrule in OoT and Termina in MM by playing a song or finding a shortcut portal. Of note, Link does not teleport in LoZ, he is carried from place to place by a whirlwind. OoT is both a prequel and a remake. Despite taking place in a previous time than the previously released games (some of which are included in this package), it follows the formula developed by those previous games. Even to the point that 4 major roles reoccur, Gannon the demonic magician-thief lusting for power, Link the Hero, Zelda the Princess, The wise of sage who advises Link, and Impa the Loyal servant of Royalty. Stealth is required for the Hero to gain access to the outer then inner sections of Hyrule castle in OoT. The Hero is required to sneak past multiple guards without being seen, heard or touched by them. Additionally, some enemies will fail to notice the Hero under certain conditions; although these instances are merely helpful and not at all required. Stealth in MM is required and the Stone Mask is specifically for causing the Hero to go unnoticed by most characters and enemies in the game. Shigero Miyamoto is "involved in Shinto" (apparently this is the politically correct term) and most of the Legend of Zelda games he designed either encourages or requires the main characters to participate Shinto like practices in order to beat the game. Shigero Miyamoto was a key author of LoZ, AoL and OoT. Additionally he had creative influence on the design on MM. The main Shinto practices presented are collection and use of spiritual relics and rituals at 'shrines'. Miyamoto has confirmed his Shinto faith publicly including during game related interviews. When asked if the Zelda games promoted shinto, he did not deny it. [Someone more familiar with Shinto needs to expand or/and revise the above paragraph.] OoT and MM feature, snowscapes, item durability (for a few specific items), day and night. All games feature melee combat, trap rooms, mountains, forest, bridges, monsters, and blobs. All but LoZ feature towns and magic. Some games feature ruins, outlaws, and plains. OoT features the inside of a megafish as a location. MM features the tragic introduction of the Scooby Tingle character, alien abduction, and off-screen action. Foes with Achilles' Heel type weaknesses are a mainstay of the series, especially bosses and Gannon. Naming your kid "Link" effectively chooses them to save the world while still a child in the Zelda universe. But Links age in LoZ, sequences of OoT, and AoL is debateably teen or adult. All but MM feature a mix of 2D and 3D type graphics in their attempts to represent a 3D environment. MM features tattoos and they are present in OoT. Nighttime enemy encounters in OoT a merely relentless, not random. But overworld enemy encounters in LoZ are both random and relentless. [Zerothis] | GameCube | labelimagesubject |
| The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask | Nintendo | 2000 | Link must save the world! This time, he finds himself trapped in Termina, an alternate version of Hyrule that is doomed to destruction in just three short days. Link must race to recover the Ocarina of Time (which allows him to manipulate time in multiple ways), defeat challenging bosses in dungeons spread across Termina and discover the key to the mystery of Majora's Mask. Along the way, he'll obtain new weapons and items and help other characters (some strangely familiar) in their everyday lives. In addition, Link must use a wide assortment of masks scattered throughout Termina, each with its own specific use or power. Never before have three days offered so much in the way of action, mind-boggling puzzles and depth. The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask is an adventure unlike any other!***Gaiden translates to 'side story'. Aliens Kidnap Epona! No, really! This game will have Link leaving his home planet and traveling to the moon. 2:48 PST Thursday Sept 02, 1999 (You heard it here first) Majora's Mask follows Ocarina of Time. The same Link and the same Skull Kid are in both games.[spoiler]Young Zelda from OoT makes are cameo appearance in a memory of Link from a time following the 'young link ending' of OoT[/spoiler] Tags: The main protagonist is still a child in this game. All characters go right on living their lives regardless if the Hero of Time sees them or not during the 72 hours this game covers. The Hero can ride Epona. Tingle makes his debut in this game. The Hero once again can shoot bow and arrows. Technically, the antagonist of the game is not from the plant where Hyrule or Termina are. More specifically[spoiler=Alien Abduction;Close]A character and many cows are abducted and the character returned corresponding to the appearance of many flying saucers.[/spoiler]Despite the 'Gaiden' moniker, this game follows Ocarina and is a part of the Zelda series.[spoiler=Revisionism;Close]Perhaps the game makers initially did not want to explore the 'young link ending' to OoT since most previous games took place in the 'old Link vanished ending'. They have since all but abandon the original time line and set most newer Zelda games in the 'young link ending' time line.[/spoiler] [Zerothis] | N64 | labelimagesubject |
| TowerMadness | Limbic Software | 2009 | TowerMadness is an epic 3D Tower Defense Strategy Game featuring: * High-performance 3D graphics with multitouch pan and zoom, so you can view the action from your favorite angle * Meticulously crafted and polished gameplay * Challenging path-finding enemy AI * 16 enemy types * 9 weapon types with 5 upgrades each (Plasmatron, Laser Cannon, Railgun, Mortar, Guided Missiles, Flak, ElectroSlow, ElectroShock, and ElectroBoost), and an ultimate weapon – the Nuke! * 18 maps (includes both open field and fixed path style maps) * Endless Mode: See how many waves you can withstand! Madness Online: * Free downloadable content released regularly * Global leaderboards with daily, weekly, and all-time rankings * Advanced replay technology lets you show off your games and learn new strategies by watching others * Compete for cash prizes * Share games through Twitter, Facebook, or email | iOS | labelimagesubject |
| TowerMadness | Limbic Software | 2009 | Evil aliens are coming to turn your beloved sheep into intergalactic scarves! Protect the flock using only quick thinking and the arsenal of upgradeable weaponry at your disposal. [Google Play/Play Store] | Android | labelimagesubject |
