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Added
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Download
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20.09.10 |
51%
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13.50 mb
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| The fate of Ancient Egypt depends on your skill in this captivating brick... |
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02.07.10 |
51%
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14.20 mb
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| Travel rear in time when Pharoahs once ruled the land. Destroy Egyptian... |
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13.01.10 |
51%
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14.80 mb
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| Choose your personal path to compose it on all way over this treasure-filled, br |
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02.03.09 |
51%
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More... |
| Experience intense brick-busting operation with this amazing challenge. |
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05.12.08 |
51%
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10.54 mb
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| Hot brick-busting operation and thrilling battles in space! |
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03.11.08 |
88%
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6.16 mb
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| Blaze inside this brick-busting sequel. |
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05.06.08 |
26%
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71.70 mb
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| Take a deep breath and dive beneath the waves today! |
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04.06.08 |
78%
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32.60 mb
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| Breakout operation that pushes the boundaries of visuals and gameplay! |
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31.03.08 |
26%
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More... |
| Get prepared for 120 all fresh maps of clucking chicken action! Bounce and... |
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31.03.08 |
76%
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12.00 mb
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| Welcome to Time Breaker that invites gamers of all skill maps to catch portion |
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30.01.08 |
51%
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20.00 mb
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| The wicked wizard Tirit has opened a gateway to the dark universe and it`s up... |
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04.12.07 |
84%
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36.30 mb
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| Blast off to the final in brick-busting amusing with this amazing installment |
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28.11.07 |
76%
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More... |
| Get prepared to blow things upwards in Nuclear Ball 2! |
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22.11.07 |
51%
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More... |
| Catch it - SPROINK it - Match it! |
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09.11.07 |
71%
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9.60 mb
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| It's crustacean-crushing operation, under the deep blue sea! It's Aquaball! |
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09.11.07 |
66%
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11.58 mb
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| Break the bricks to release treasures and jewels with every hit! |
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09.11.07 |
51%
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More... |
| A fresh defiance for all breakout-style game fans! |
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09.11.07 |
63%
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8.45 mb
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| It's time to start an unforgettable block-busting journey! |
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04.11.07 |
82%
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9.42 mb
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| Ricochet Lost Worlds is back! Rejuvenated, Reloaded...RECHARGED! |
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26.10.07 |
64%
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More... |
| The myth comes alive again in this long awaited brick-busting sequel! |
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19.10.07 |
51%
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9.56 mb
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| Prepare to smash your path on all way over a wild and crazy game! |
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27.08.07 |
51%
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9.34 mb
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| Keep it simple: bust bricks and destroy rockets. Just don't let your ball go... |
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27.08.07 |
76%
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More... |
| The water is rising! Save Venice, or you're sunk! |
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30.07.07 |
51%
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13.27 mb
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| Rescue your chicks from the doom of dinner in this primary brick-busting game. |
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15.07.07 |
90%
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13.10 mb
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| Stunning visuals and sounds benefits, gripping musical track and compelling map |
Meanwhile, other, more stringent rules are applied in contact with the static elements of the image, such as fire, water (acid?) and similar. Such contact usually means instant death of the hero. The hero also killed in those cases where it falls through the bottom edge of the playing level in those games where there is no continuous lower boundary.
Note that because of the vastness of the level he has in many cases, the intermediate checkpoints. In case of death of the hero, he continues the game not from a place of death and not from the beginning level, and passed the last checkpoint.
Physics of motion of characters:
One of the most interesting aspects is that in which the normal laws of physics turn into the strange world of games in this class. Funny situations here that the hero of the game, like a natural subject to physical laws, although their interpretation, usually cause only laughter.
Standard situation is the gravity, or some of its gaming counterpart, acting in the direction of the top down. This means that the hero has fallen from the edge of the platform moves downward until contact with another horizontal surface. Original situation arises here in cases where the gaming space level is closed from top to bottom. In such cases, possible that the "endless fall" when the hero of the game all the time falling down and all the while passing through the same point of the playing area (for example, in the game Zeliard). Fortunately, you can escape or ignore the situation, realizing that the events take place in a fictional world where no one should expect a special natural. |
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History of games part 12
