Intrusion game

Intrusion game skills required to use: In a great action game, fast, accurate and objective-based, you need to demonstrate skills to respond quickly and convenient keyboard control as you guide your commando through each difficulty level. observation and hand-eye coordination skills are very important good when you try to anticipate the opponent's attack and avoid enemy missiles, and survive as long as possible.

 Intrusion is one, based on the platform, side-scrolling shooter game high challenge for older children, where you have to explode your way through five levels of robotic enemies included, using a strategic game Intrusion war skilled enemies, and helicopters. You play the role of a Rambo-style, stealth commando formation, and to quickly move through the platform and the edge hard-filled, eliminating enemies through intense combat, precision shooting, and often causing as much mayhem as possible!

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Ultimate Boxing is a game for multiple devices such as mobile phones, tablets, laptops, notebooks and desktops! Ultimate Boxing simulate a boxing match Boxing with formidable opponents, Ultimate Boxing is a boxing game -on-one fighting games boxing great, but difficult simulator for kids / older youth , because you will encounter many difficulties with his opponent. Your challenge is very simple: Knock Out (KO), one of your opponents! Make use of all the possibilities of fighting, as his boxing punch Use your frontal, left and right hooks, uppercuts, and good defensive technique to block the victory of your virtual opponents quickly and most convincing. And you have completed your simulator boxing match in Ultimate Boxing game.

Ultimate Boxing require players to have high agility, combat skills to interact well, ask: smart reactions and reflexes, foot tay- know and eye coordination, hand speed adjustment is slow or fast depending specific situations, stayed standing, and especially you have the stamina and courage, the necessity to win the game Ultimate Boxing! Use strategy and smart mobility and decision-making depends decisively in half is extremely important. Take out all guns blazing and throwing wild punches may look cool, but your virtual opponent is too pavements, to fall for that. You have to "box clever" as they say - choose the right time to pounce and punish your opponent if he lets his guard down or look tired. Ok Champ, the day has come! Seconds out - Round first!

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Stick Wars actively use tactics frontal assault is the best strategy in the fight. Stick Wars is an online game with a compelling strategy to become a minister, to lead an army to victory against the Stickmen a whole host of enemies with armies intent Stickmen Wars .Stick more level, there will be an arena for fighting the army Stickmen enemies (object), you and Stickmen army to fight against the enemy and their monuments.

You have to fight on several fronts, you will need awake and smart enough to adjust your skills and your tactics to get the best plan for how to protect your monument, at the same time can still kill enemies. Your line protection must be strong enough to hold back an attack, but your army must also be changed enough to cause problems to your opponent. Because you have to draw on both fronts, this game will help perform multi-tasking skills and the ability of your work under pressure. Use your gold to buy troops and upgrade as you go along. Stick Wars So you think you've got the skills strategy to outfox your enemies? Well then, show us what you are made of Colonel!

Do We Still Need E3?

2016 is looking like a bad year for the Electronic Entertainment Expo. Four companies have decided they're out this year. EA led the charge, saying it would have an alternative, concurrent fan event in Los Angeles. Activision is only going to have meetings to see the new Call of Duty and won't have a booth. Disney's going to focus on future fan events, so it's out. Wargaming decided E3 doesn't fit with its free-to-play plans. That's four big companies that are all bailing, either pulling out completely or drastically cutting back their plans.

To give some perspective, EA and Activision typically have the biggest booths at E3, taking up a lot of space in the LA Convention Center's South Hall. Disney and Wargaming don't have the biggest booths, but they're also substantial presences. Without them there, the biggest presenters in that area are Ubisoft, Konami, Warner Bros., and Square Enix. Think of it as half of that part of E3 gone. But really, it makes sense and may not be that bad.

It isn't like the companies are denying early coverage. They're shifting focus. It's something that's been building. In the last few years, video game developers and publishers' presence at fan events have been growing. Things like comic cons have seen major attention. The New York and San Diego Comic Cons especially have strong support from game companies. It lets them directly reach buyers and build hype in a way E3 doesn't.

These events have been so successful that other companies have prepped their own personal events. The EA Play event is hardly the first instance of a company doing its own thing for people who enjoy their games. Sony's held two PlayStation Experiences so far. Each one's been a success. People flew in from across the country for the 2014 and 2015 PSXes. They'll surely do so for the ensuing shows. Disney even has its D23 fan events, which are offering more and more gaming-related announcements for followers. More efficient methods are being found.

Which means that E3's purpose can change. It should be an event where journalists can investigate games and industry professionals can do business. All of these flashy booths and fanfare distracted from that. By changing to focus on private meetings where people can interact with actual developers and publishers instead of representatives hired for the event. It can become a more educational and business-like experience.

Perhaps we've come to a point where E3 is outdated. The industry has grown so much over the last 20 years. It may be better to divide up promotional endeavors. Have fan events held by the companies for people, as well as booths at major fan conventions, to hype up games for a general audience. Turn E3 into a more professional place of business, where more in-depth investigation can occur. It'll allow for more comprehensive coverage and a better way for everyone to connect with their favorite games.

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4. “I CAN BEAT ANYONE”

I have come across this phrase a countless number of times in my life. We all have or have had that friend who says “I can beat anyone in Call of Duty or Halo or FIFA.” To be honest I am also guilty of the same because I think no one can beat me in FIFA and it’s a fact.

5. “I AM REALLY BAD AT THIS GAME”

On the contrary to the players who says “I can beat anyone” there are also players who says “I am really bad at this game”. We have seen a lot of such players in multiplayer games, who despite being a pro acts as if they hadn’t played the game before at all.

At the end of the day they would be the ones with the most number of kills. Silly, isn’t it? I don’t understand why people tell such lies, maybe such comments make the other players put off their guards and take them casually. This gives them a window to hit them hard and win.

6. “I WOULD HAVE BEEN THE CHAMP IF I HAD ENOUGH TIME TO PLAY”

There is an another set of gamers (or liars) who can be heard saying that they could even beat the “esports” champion if they had enough time to play. Most of them stress the fact that they do a real job, hence they can’t give enough time to gaming. What a stupid excuse to make.

7. UNPLUGGING YOUNGER SIBLING’S CONTROLLER

I have to admit that even I am guilty of of this. There were numerous occasions when I let my younger brother play with a controller which was not even plugged to the console.

The main reason behind it was that I didn’t want anyone to bother me while playing my favorite game. Now, if you’re judging me I should let you know that it’s not only me who have done this as there are a lot of gamers who do this to their siblings.

8. TOO EASY

We all have that one friend who replies “that’s too easy” when you ask them about a game. Be it Dark Souls or any tough game it will still be easy for them. Maybe they think making such comments will make them look cool or feel like the best gamer in the world. Only GOD knows that actual reason behind such comments.

If you think we missed out on any other gamer lies please feel free to share them on the comments below.

8 Things Gamers Lie About While Playing Videogames

Prepare a list of gamers who have never lied, and it might just be a short list. Almost every gamer has told a fib including even me, the great Vikram the merciful, and I’ve been mashing thumb since the age of seven.

Be it beating a boss, finding a secret tunnel, or blaming your poor connection for a loss, lies have been prevalent in gaming since the early 1800’s.

Let us look at some of such lies which are widely used by gamers.

1. BOASTS ABOUT HAVING A HIGHER K/D RATIO

K/D Ratio means the Kills and Deaths Ratio. K/D ratio is a number which is derived after dividing the total number of kills with the total number of deaths. For example if you get 10 kills in a game and die 5 times your K/D ratio is 2.

K/D ratio is actually a status symbol among the gamers, hence they lie about it all the time. There are lot a gamers who never reveal their K/D ratio to others and lies about having a better ratio than they actually have.

2. BLAMES LAG

This is one of the most common lies that a gamer uses when they lose a multiplayer game. There are a lot of gamers who feel that they can never be beaten unless there is lag. It’s kind of instinctive now for most of us to blame lag despite having a good connection. Maybe you should blame your newb skills, blaming lag salvages some pride despite losing or getting killed.

3. ACCUSING OTHERS OF CHEATING OR HACKING

This lie is prevalent in multiplayer gaming scenarios. Everyone knows that there can always be gamers who have better skills than the others but only a few of them will agree. Anyone who plays better gets called a cheater or hacker or gets accuused of using an exploit to win the match.

If you are a good player, you should have definitely been called a hacker more than a few times.

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THE SIMS

We’ve all played it, we all know it, and at one point in our lives, the majority of us decided it was a good idea to make our sims life better than our own.

I don’t know what makes The Sims so captivating. We are after all just making virtual people and watching them do routine day to day things. They wake up, go to work, come back, eat and sleep. But why is it so damn addictive? Are we subconsciously projecting our own wants, needs and aspirations into our virtual selves? It would explain why we spend so much time controlling them, working on that promotion or chasing down our future wife.

But seriously, do not play this game if you’re happy with your social life. It will be the end of it.

This was our list of 8 video games that will ruin your social life. Have we missed a game that turned you away from your friends? Let us know in the comments section!

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