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Pro Kicker Frenzy

Added: 06.02.2014 10:18 | 1 views | 0 comments


Show off your kicking skills in Pro Kicker Frenzy as you kick a series of field goals for big points. Aim carefully and score combos to earn extra points. Watch out for the linebackers and don't forget to pay attention to the wind! Start at the college level and then join the pros as you prove your skills. Can you get a perfect score?

Note: Complete each mode with the minimum number of points - without losing all of your balls - to unlock the next mode. If you lose all 3 balls, you'll have to try again!

When you're ready for a new challenge, try a different mode! In Time Attack every successful shot adds a few extra seconds to the clock, but in Survival mode a single mistake ends the round. Ready for some football? Get kicking!

From: www.miniclip.com

Bound by Flame: Game of Beards Interview | Gamereactor UK

Added: 05.02.2014 13:16 | 2 views | 0 comments


Game of Beards, or Bound by Flame as it's more commonly known, is the latest game from French studio Spiders. GRTV caught up with producer Walid Miled to learn more about the upcoming RPG.

From: n4g.com

News: Remember Me developer Dontnod 'files for bankruptcy'

Added: 31.01.2014 12:42 | 3 views | 0 comments


French studio in trouble, reports suggest.

Gamasutra spotted various reports from French media this morning citing the developer's filing, along with a note on legal website Societe that suggests the firm brought in the administrators on January 28.

Dontnod was formed in 2008 and went on to develop last year's disappointing Remember Me in partnership with Capcom. The developer had yet to announce any future projects.

VideoGamer.com has contacted Dontnod for comment.

Source: gamasutra.com, societe.com



From: www.videogamer.com

Pro Kicker Frenzy

Added: 30.01.2014 17:17 | 4 views | 0 comments


Show off your kicking skills in Pro Kicker Frenzy as you kick a series of field goals for big points. Aim carefully and score combos to earn extra points. Watch out for the linebackers and don't forget to pay attention to the wind! Start at the college level and then join the pros as you prove your skills. Can you get a perfect score?

Note: Complete each mode with the minimum number of points - without losing all of your balls - to unlock the next mode. If you lose all 3 balls, you'll have to try again!

When you're ready for a new challenge, try a different mode! In Time Attack every successful shot adds a few extra seconds to the clock, but in Survival mode a single mistake ends the round. Ready for some football? Get kicking!

From: www.miniclip.com

Pro Kicker Frenzy

Added: 30.01.2014 14:17 | 3 views | 0 comments


Show off your kicking skills in Pro Kicker Frenzy as you kick a series of field goals for big points. Aim carefully and score combos to earn extra points. Watch out for the linebackers and don't forget to pay attention to the wind! Start at the college level and then join the pros as you prove your skills. Can you get a perfect score?

When you're ready for a new challenge, try a different mode! In Time Attack every successful shot adds a few extra seconds to the clock, but in Survival mode a single mistake ends the round.

From: www.miniclip.com

Assassin's Creed doesn't have an overall ending after all, Ubisoft admits

Added: 29.01.2014 14:14 | 1 views | 0 comments


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The Assassin's Creed universe was likened to Doctor Who, with McDevitt saying there can be individual endings as part of an perpetually ongoing story. "Because all of history is open to us we see the universe as a Doctor Who type thing. There are so many possibilities we don't want to definitively end the universe, but we can have storylines that have endings."

Reflecting on the series so far, McDevitt spoke about how putting a firm date into Desmond-era titles created a challenge for the writers. “The problem with the Desmond trilogy was that back in 2007 they set a date with Abstergo launching a satellite that was going to control people’s minds," he said.

"That unfortunately took a back seat in ACII when they swapped the plot point for the end of the world, which was conveniently going to happen in the same month in 2012. This was a hard date we were going to hit--we realised very quickly that Assassin’s Creed is a popular franchise and we’d like to keep it going.”

As for the series after Desmond, McDevitt says "we've moved on from specifically defining when a story will end" in future titles.

Looking forward, McDevitt said that an in-game list of future settings for the Assassin's Creed series found in Black Flag--which included Shogun-era Japan, Victorian London, the Wild West, and the French Revolution, among others--was Ubisoft parodying the locations that fans most request. "So the fans generated that list, we didn’t generate that list," he added.

But is any of the fan speculation based in reality? “I will say that fans definitely think alike. We have the same goals for the series, let’s say. I’ll leave it at that. We always want to surprise," McDevitt concluded.

From: www.gamespot.com

Assassin's Creed doesn't have an overall ending after all, Ubisoft admits

Added: 29.01.2014 14:14 | 0 views | 0 comments


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The Assassin's Creed universe was likened to Doctor Who, with McDevitt saying there can be individual endings as part of an perpetually ongoing story. "Because all of history is open to us we see the universe as a Doctor Who type thing. There are so many possibilities we don't want to definitively end the universe, but we can have storylines that have endings."

Reflecting on the series so far, McDevitt spoke about how putting a firm date into Desmond-era titles created a challenge for the writers. “The problem with the Desmond trilogy was that back in 2007 they set a date with Abstergo launching a satellite that was going to control people’s minds," he said.

"That unfortunately took a back seat in ACII when they swapped the plot point for the end of the world, which was conveniently going to happen in the same month in 2012. This was a hard date we were going to hit--we realised very quickly that Assassin’s Creed is a popular franchise and we’d like to keep it going.”

As for the series after Desmond, McDevitt says "we've moved on from specifically defining when a story will end" in future titles.

Looking forward, McDevitt said that an in-game list of future settings for the Assassin's Creed series found in Black Flag--which included Shogun-era Japan, Victorian London, the Wild West, and the French Revolution, among others--was Ubisoft parodying the locations that fans most request. "So the fans generated that list, we didn’t generate that list," he added.

But is any of the fan speculation based in reality? “I will say that fans definitely think alike. We have the same goals for the series, let’s say. I’ll leave it at that. We always want to surprise," McDevitt concluded.

From: www.gamespot.com


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