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9 Crazy Face Expressions of Gamers[Captured].

Sarv007 — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 06:58:57 +0000

Phillip Toledano or he calls himself “Mr Toledano” is a Photographer of these straightforward portrait photography of gamers. He believes that photographs should be like unfinished sentences. There should always be space for questions. Phillip found a way to unconsciously tease out aspects of people’s personality, and capture it on film. So he had them play video games.

Here are the characteristics that are usually secreted from the world of gamers:

1.Must be a GTA series fan.

2.A COD:Modern Ware-fare player.

3.A women playing COD:Modern Warefare for first time.

4.Morning Gaming !

5.Must be playing a food game on iPhone.

6.Late night gamer girl.

7.He likes to crash cars, all night long-Burnout:Paradise .

8.hmmm Retro Gamer.

9.And here is a strategy game player.

Popular iPhone Game Developed by By An 8th Grader-Bubble Ball

Sarv007 — Thu, 20 Jan 2011 09:31:58 +0000

Robert Nay an eighth-grader developed a game which knocked out Angry Birds out of the top spot on iTunes this week with an app called Bubble Ball.

According to The New York Observer, Nay built his first web site in the third grade.

ABC News estimates that, if only Nay had charged a dollar for every download of Bubble Ball, he’d be $2,000,000 in the black.

Check out our first game, Bubble Ball. It’s a free, fun physics-based puzzle game with lots of exciting levels! Check it out! Bubble Ball has gotten over 300,000 downloads the first week!

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Call Of Duty History [InfoGraphic]

Sarv007 — Mon, 10 Jan 2011 15:47:05 +0000

This is an educational infographic all about the Call of Duty video game. Take a look at history and future of one of the hottest shooting video game.

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Source – MILO

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How Video Games Evolved?[Infographic]

Sarv007 — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 16:02:38 +0000

Videogames sure have come a long way since your Magnavox or Atari console. Check out this infographic about how video games have changed through the years.

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Top 10 Weirdest PC Game Controllers On Earth

Sarv007 — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 16:33:05 +0000

They just couldn’t leave well enough alone. We take a look at some of the most unusual PC game controllers ever devised.

When it comes to game controllers, there’s a fine line between clever and stupid. For every good step forward in controller design, there are a dozen dead ends. Some devices may work very well, but are destined for the dustbin anyway.

1. eDimensional Access Controller

2. Microsoft SideWinder Dual Strike

3. P.I. Engineering RailDriver

4. SpaceTec SpaceOrb 360

5. Ergodex DX1 Input System

6. OCZ Neural Impulse Actuator

7. Thrustmaster Fragmaster

8. Intel Wireless Game Pad

9. Logitech CyberMan 2

10. Mad Catz Gametrak

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Create Your Own First-Person Shooter Game for Free With Cube 2: Sauerbraten

Sarv007 — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 09:10:59 +0000

Cube 2: Sauerbraten 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).

Cube 2: Sauerbraten (free) is an engine/editor for designing and playing first person shooter games, primarily aimed at multiplayer LAN games. It is an entirely open source/freeware project, actively supported and developed, and supports a good set of features, all of which ultimately lead to getting some friends together and blowing each other to bloody gobbets. Good times, good times.

While many systems for designing FPS maps use an editor/engine split, where you engage in an edit/test/edit again cycle, Sauerbraten makes no such distinction. You load up, or create, a map, then press “E” to begin editing it, and “E” again to leave edit mode. At the simplest level, editing consists of extruding or deleting cubes and adding textures, but to create the kind of beautiful maps you can see in screenshots or play as part of Sauerbraten’s distribution package, you will need to master a variety of skills, as well as creating or importing textures designed for your specific needs.

Sauerbraten does not use a standard Windows interface. Most editing in Cube 2: Sauerbraten is accomplished by some mix of “click a key, then spin the mousewheel.” In essence, you constantly shift into different modes. Press “y” to make the mousewheel cycle through textures. Press “g” to make the grid size smaller or larger. Multiple players logged into a map can all edit it cooperatively, allowing teams to work on a project and see each other’s changes happening dynamically.

In some cases, you need as much coordination to edit a map as to frag your friends. For example, bending and deforming corners requires holding down the mousewheel while dragging to select a range, then spinning the mousewheel to edit the corners, all without ever letting the mousewheel up or clicking any of the other mouse buttons. My failure to master this skill meant that I constantly lost my selection, selected the wrong squares, or was only able to perform a partial edit before my fingers slipped.

As with many open-source projects, documentation is sparse and sometimes out of date. There is a forum for asking questions, and I did find it useful, but it uses very non-standard forum software that seems to have fallen through a timewarp from 1998, with a simple list of topics-as-links. There’s a wiki, but it consists mostly of stub articles and partially written guides that tend to make assumptions about prior knowledge.

A fairly basic scripting language (CubeScript) is also part of Sauerbraten. It’s intended primarily for trigger events (such as causing a monster to spawn when you cross a square), rather than scripting advanced AI or adding complex new features. The engine source code, though, is open source, so it is certainly possible to use it as a base for adding additional functionality via more traditional means.

If you’re interested in FPS map design–and aren’t afraid to get your hands a little dirty and experiment a bit to figure out what works and what doesn’t–download Sauerbraten and check it out. Just make sure your mousewheel finger isn’t as itchy as your trigger finger.

Links for Cube 2 users:

Quadropolis (community site for maps etc.)
Premier Sauerbraten League (competitive league)
Cube2.FR (French community site)
sourceforge project page (downloads/cvs)
Cube Server Lister (external browsing app)
Wouter’s homepage (developer/designer)
Lee’s homepage (developer)

Engine Features

6 directional heightfield in octree world structure allowing for instant easy in-game geometry editing (even in multiplayer, coop edit).
Rendering engine optimized for high geometry throughput, supporting hardware occlusion culling and software precomputed conservative PVS with occluder fusion.
Lightmap based lighting with accurate shadows from everything including mapmodels, smooth lighting for faceted geometry, and fast compiles. Soft shadowmap based shadows for dynamic entities.
Pixel and vertex shader support, each model and world texture can have its own shader assigned. Supports normal and parallax mapping, specular and dynamic lighting with bloom and glow, environment-mapped and planar reflections/refractions, and post-process effects.
Robust physics written specifically for this world structure.
Loading of md2/md3/md5/obj/smd models for skeletal and vertex animated characters, weapons, items, and world objects. Supports animation blending, procedural pitch animation, and ragdoll physics for skeletally-animated characters.
Network library designed for high speed games, client/server network system.
Small but complete configuration/scripting language.
Simple stereo positional sound system.
Particle engine, supporting text particles, volumetric explosions, soft particles, and decals.
3d menu/gui system, for in-world representation of choices.

Dream Arcade On Earth For Racing Game Enthusiasts

Sarv007 — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 17:00:31 +0000

This building in Lyon by Paris designer Cyrille Druart houses motor-racing simulators. Called I-WAY, the building also includes a spa, gym, bar and conference rooms. If your a racing fan and maybe visiting France or even live their. How luckys that! take a trip to Lyons to the new I-Way Arcade that took four years to design and build and housing a fleet of 18 6-axis car simulators. Including rally cars and full size formula 1 racing cars.

Three simulation areas: Formula 1, Endurance, Rally/Touring, are located at the heart of the building. Made up of empty concrete cubes, they showcase six simulators per zone with walkways providing access on either side.

I-WAY is located at 4/6 rue Jean Marcuit, in the 9th district of Lyon, France, in a new neighbourhood nicknamed the “digital hub”, on the banks of the Saône River.

Guitar Hero 4-The World Tour-Everything Here Cheats, Codes, Tracks List, Reviews, Wallpapers

Sarv007 — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 12:11:05 +0000

Guitar Hero 4 have been released! The newest Guitar Hero game and this WebPage will be following all the latest news on this major installment of Red Octane‘s addicting rhythm-genre masterpiece.

Here Are The Stuff You are Searching, I Have Collected For You only……. :-

1.Guitar hero 4 Songs List

2. Guitar hero 4 Code and Cheats

3. Guitar Hero: World Tour Review

4. Guitar Hero 4 Forums

5. Wallpapers , Pics, Images

6. GH4 Videos

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5 Mario Look Alikes

Sarv007 — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 17:40:27 +0000

Mario was originally portrayed as a two-dimensional sprite, but in later games he is shown as a three-dimensional, polygonal model. He is depicted as a portly plumber who lives in the fictional land of the Mushroom Kingdom with Luigi, his younger, taller brother, who is also a plumber. In the television series and film, Mario and Luigi are originally from Brooklyn.

Here are some Mario Look Alikes:-

Ron Jeremy and Mario! Mario ain’t getting no action.

Dr Mario Theissen vs Mario from Nintendo’s Super Mario Brothers..

Mario (Super Mario Bros.) & Joseph Stalin(Dictator)

Pops Racer, a character from Speedracer, totally looks like Super Mario, a character licensed by the Nintendo video game company.

Saddam Hussein Totally Looks Like Mario

We are searching for more look-a-likes of Mario submit your suggestions in comments below…..

7 Celebrity look alike Niko Bellic From GTA4

YoPapa — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 16:46:09 +0000

Image Credits-Pixeloo

Niko Bellic of Grand Theft Auto IV

Michael Hollick Is Niko Bellic

Yes, Niko Bellic is Real Person. Niko Bellic is voiced by Michael Hollick. Hollick was paid about $100,000 for his voice acting and motion-capture work over the course of about 15 months from 2006 to 2007

Now See Celebrity Look Alike Niko Bellic

Note: Click The Image To know About The Celebrity

Vladimir Mashkov

Tony Cetinski

Johnny Depp

Eddie Cibrian

Tony Hawk

Criss Angel

Ashton Kutcher

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