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WP - "Shadow Fight 2 is a unique new fighting game for the iOS and Android platforms that puts you in the shoes of a ninja whose goal is to fight your way through an endless number of enemy ninjas and eventually make it to the top. To do this you need equipment, but to get new equipment you need more coins and gems. Coins are the common currency of Shadow Fight 2, with gems taking their place as the rare and expensive currency."

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Fight for supremacy in this awesome space simulation game

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Turn back the clock 30 years to 1984. Ronald Reagan was reelected into his second term as president of the United States, the United Kingdom signed an agreement to transfer ownership of Hong Kong back to China, and Mark Zuckerburg, the founder of Facebook, was born.

Those events, and , which featured a mode called Bio Tetris that altered the game's speed based on your heart rate, which was recorded via a biometric ear clip.

Space simulation games blast off with Elite

Balloon Fight is responsible for launching the career of Nintendo's current president and CEO, the affable Satoru Iwata, who is credited as a programmer on the game.

What do you remember about gaming in 1984? Let us know in the comments below.

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Turn back the clock 30 years to 1984. Ronald Reagan was reelected into his second term as president of the United States, the United Kingdom signed an agreement to transfer ownership of Hong Kong back to China, and Mark Zuckerburg, the founder of Facebook, was born.

Those events, and , which featured a mode called Bio Tetris that altered the game's speed based on your heart rate, which was recorded via a biometric ear clip.

Space simulation games blast off with Elite

Balloon Fight is responsible for launching the career of Nintendo's current president and CEO, the affable Satoru Iwata, who is credited as a programmer on the game.

What do you remember about gaming in 1984? Let us know in the comments below.