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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Nokia C3 Game Pirates of the Caribbean - On Stranger Tides
Pirates of the Caribbean - On Stranger Tides game - Get ready yourself for a adventure-filled ride across the ocean with Captain Jack Sparrow... In this sequel, he comes across a woman from his past , and is unable to decide whether it is love or she is just a brutal con artist who is going to use him for finding the fabled Fountain of Youth.
Nokia c3 Game centipedes
We refer of course to the centipede, the Amazonian species of which moves like grease lightning, is venomous, and packs a nasty bite that can be fatal. And, for the record, even the better-known western European variants found here in Blighty will bite if they're sufficiently provoked.
Clearly, centipedes are actually quite fearsome little beasties. It's something that gamers of yesteryear are more than aware of, having played Atari's classic shooter Centipede. Now mobile players can also see nature's multi-limbed silent assassin in action, thanks to this update from Glu.
Nokia c3 Game Bubble Town-Turbo Pizza
Twice the fun for the price of one! Get your mind and fingers working overtime. Save the Borbs of Borb Bay in Bubble Town. The world famous and highly addictive Facebook game! Launch cute borbs from your cannon to match 3 or more to set them free. Watch out for the evil bosses! Or help Rebbeca refurbish a rundown castle into a Pizza palace in Turbo Pizza! Save money to buy new appliances or better menus. If you save enough you can open a second restaurant. Management has never been so much fun!
BUBBLE TOWN Developed by Oberon Games. Turbo Pizza (c) 2008 Published by I-play, TM and trading name of Digital Bridges Ltd. All rights reserved
Bubble Town: Shoot and match. Use the nav or 4/6 keys to take aim and 5/action to fire borbs with your cannon. Match 3 or more borbs to free up the board. When your tube is empty, the borbs get closer to the danger zone. If any touch it, you lose. Turbo Pizza: Build up your pizzeria catering to your customers' orders as quickly as possible. Navigate the restaurant stations: Use 2/4/6/8 or directional keys Quick navigation key: 1/3/7/9 Action: Use 5
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Nokia c3 Game Crosspix
It's funny. When you're at school, you barely register grids and numbers. You have a dim notion that they're somehow involved in mathematics, possibly geography, but they're approximately as relevant to you as long division, the water table, and the word 'conjugate'.
Then, a few years later, somebody leaves a sudoku puzzle half-finished on a train, you take a look, trace your finger along the lines, a little bell rings, and suddenly you can't get enough.
Crosspix – a game popularised by Picross on the DS and entitled Tsunami in its paper form – is what mathematics should have been like at school, and a more accessible answer to sudoku.
For those who don't know, it works like this: You have a blank grid of, say, 10x10 squares. As in Minesweeper, the squares either conceal something or they don't, and it's your task to work out which are which using the numbers the game sparingly supplies.
Whereas Minesweeper places these numbers within the board, however, Crosspix lines them up outside it, above and to the left of each column and row, so that if 4, 6, 2 is provided beside a row there will be a line of four, then six, then two filled squares, in that order, each separated by at least one unfilled square.
If the grid is ten across and the number given is 10, easy. You just fill in every square in that line. If the 10 fills a row, then you know where at least one of the squares in each of the perpendicular columns that make it up belongs, and from those you can usually deduce the locations of a few more filled squares. And so on until you've got yourself a picture.
Nokia c3 Game Bruce Lee Iron Fist 3D
In 3D, play as Bruce Lee, and assist the Chinese authorities as you go undercover to participate in the illegal underground ‘Iron Fist’ tournament. Play through multiple hard-hitting challenges – facing off against elite warriors who have come from all over the world to prove their supremacy – defeat the Iron Fist champion to shut down the tournament and bring the clan to justice.
Friday, June 17, 2011
Nokia c3 Game Moto Racing Fever 3D
The dangers of motorbike racing are painfully obvious. The faintest touch of wheels between riders will send both flying into oblivion, tank-slappers are common and as brutal as they sound, while misjudging a corner will leave an outstretched man-size hole in the Armco.
Thing is, if you're a fan of velocity then none of the above risks can outweigh the adrenaline rush of taking a bike to its absolute limits.
And what better way to do this than on roads (rather than the track)? Enter 3D Moto Racing Fever, which promises to deliver the inimitable thrill of street racing.
No Valentino Rossi or Suzi Perry here, then. And no safety-oriented outlook, either – there are no helmets and no brakes. Just a Story mode in which the aim is to help Sam Petrol progress and earn status within the biking fraternity, by dodging obstacles, picking up nitro boosts and performing outrageous jumps.
And by beating challengers, of course. Gang leaders and renegades line up in a battle for the streets, and winning against the likes of Flash (the motorbike equivalent of Top Gear's Stig) means you can get yourself known, and thus ride your way further into the game.
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Nokia c3 Game MX vs ATV Untamed
Most important, perhaps, is balance. To maintain a top speed, you must always keep your bike level with the ground, which means that as you launch into the air, you have to use simple forward and back commands to make sure you land with both wheels parallel to the muddy raceway. Hit the earth with all your weight on just the front or back wheel and, if you aren't thrown into the dirt, you'll certainly lose all your speed.
This may sound simple, and initially it is, but holding your speed is made ever more trying by the increasing unevenness of the undulating landscapes you pass over. To help you with this, a confidence system is in place, which rewards successful tricks with a boost to speed and acceleration. Some larger tricks, such as tweaked flips, do slow you down a little, but significantly they boost confidence, adding a little strategy to a game in need of depth.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Nokia c3 Game DChoc Cafe Solitaire
With 12 solitaire games in 1 – including popular Klondike, Freecell, Spiderette, Pyramid and more! Café Solitaire is the only solitaire you need! Also, create and name your own virtual game café, and then invite your friends to join. Combine café points you and your friends earn to upgrade your cafe and win awards! Customize a character to represent you in the café including looks, clothing and more! Even choose how your playing cards look!
FEATURES
- 12 different solitaire games, plus an unlockable thirteenth bonus game!
- Games include Scorpion, Beleaguered Castle, Yukon, Golf, Pyramid, Seven Sisters and more!
- Intuitive double click, move revealing and auto-move controls
- In-game tutorials to learn each solitaire version
- Three different themes to personalize your card decks
- Track stats and compare awards with friends!
- Create cafes with friends, upgrade your café and win awards!
Nokia c3 Game Bomb Tek
Work your way down the tower level by level, detonating various bombs with different characteristics but be careful not to end up becoming shrapnel yourself!
Bombtek! is both a mind challenging and addictive puzzle game that will keep you coming back again and again.
Directional keys to navigate
Nokia c3 Game Castlevania Aria of Sorrow
The life of an exchange student is not without its problems. There are the usual language and cultural barriers to overcome, not to mention being thousands of miles from everyone you know and love. Of course, it has its perks too – there's the sense of adventure, of experiencing something new. Not to mention being thousands of miles from everyone you know and hate.Soma Cruz, the protagonist of Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow, certainly becomes embroiled in an adventure during his exchange visit to Japan. No sooner has he found his dormitory, put up his Che Guevara poster and lined his stomach in preparation for Freshers Week when he's whisked off on a mission to vanquish the reincarnation of Dracula.
Well, we've all been there.
At first glance Aria of Sorrow resembles nothing more than a fairly average action-platform game, with pretty basic combat and movement controls – walk up to an enemy (be it a zombie, bat or armoured guard) and press fire repeatedly. But as any fan of the Castlevania series will attest, there's far more here than initially meets the eye.
In keeping with its heritage Aria of Sorrow is a relatively freeform adventure set in a sprawling, multi-tiered castle. How the developer's managed to cram such a thing into 405KB of mobile phone memory is something that will keep us pondering for quite some time.
As you progress through the surprisingly varied architecture of the castle you acquire new abilities, which allow you to access areas that were previously off-limits. Take, for example, one of the first such abilities you acquire: Flying Armour. This enables you to extend the length of your jumps, which in turn permit you to cross that unbridgeable gap that you encountered earlier. In this way Dracula's castle – and indeed the game as a whole – gradually opens up to you. It really is quite empowering.
Furthering this sense of empowerment is the game's RPG element. As you defeat enemies in battle you gain experience points, which eventually cause you to level-up in eight core areas such as attack and defense. In real terms, it means that you become a more effective fighter as you progress through the game.
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