Showing posts with label Online advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Online advertising. Show all posts

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Facebook Games: Galaxy Online 2

Galaxy Online 2 is an RTS browser based war game. Create a city, build fleets, use technology, help friends and battle other Facebook users in a huge galaxy.


Game Basics
Galaxy Online II is a RTS game that takes place in space. Players develop their own planet with structures, build space fleets, use technologies, and hire commanders to fight for them. The game features multiple ships you can build complete with individual parts such as weapon system and shields. NPC instances are available where rewards such as blueprints for new ship types are offered as rewards. Galaxy Online II features animated graphics that is a big change from most games of this genre on Facebook.

Economy
Galaxy Online II offers three main resources for shipbuilding and structures. Metal and gas are the two main resources while gold helps with research and shipbuilding. Resources gathered at a warehouse go into your account. With higher-level residences, gold reserves increase adding to your money supply. Players can trade ships and blueprints in the trade center for more gold. A space station also provides extra resources for the player. Overall, the economy is about the same as other browser-based games in this genre.

Technology
Galaxy Online II features a whole host of different technologies with multiple levels. Players can research ballistic weapons, missiles, better mining yields, ship defenses, planet defenses, shipbuilding, and much more. Each technology has multiple levels and there’s enough here to keep you busy for a while.

Blueprints
One nice part about the game is the ability to use blueprints to get new ships and weapons. While you can build some standard ships without them most high-level ships and weapons need blueprints. To obtain these you’ll need to play through instances which are controlled by NPCs. As you defeat the NPCS, you’ll win treasure boxes that may contain blueprints. There’s dozens of ships and weapon blueprints to collect for the ultimate fleet. Blueprints add a great deal of repeat game play and are a highlight of this game. It's always fun to get a new blueprint and put the ship or weapon to work in your fleet.

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

New Online Game: League of Legends

League of Legends is a game inspired by the Defense of the Ancients map for Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne developed and published by Riot Games for Microsoft Windows. It was first announced on October 7, 2008 and released on October 27, 2009. The game was in a closed beta from April 10, 2009 to October 22, 2009. It then transitioned to open beta until release.

 You play as a SUMMONER that controls a single CHAMPION on a team from a top-down perspective and cooperate with 2 to 4 other teammates to defeat
a similar team.  Each player has a different Champion, which is kind of like picking a pregenerated character in a role playing game.  The stats, race, class, etc are all pre-picked but you will have plenty of ways to customize the character.


Minimum System Requirements
750 MB hard disk space
2 GHz processor
Windows XP or higher
1 GB RAM
Any DirectX 9.0 capable video card

Recommended System Requirements
750 MB hard disk space
Windows XP or higher
3 GHz processor
1 GB RAM
GeForce 8800 or equivalent video card

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

CyberCafePro 6 for your cafe

CyberCafePro is the most trusted name in the Internet cafe software market since 1999. The software is reliably used in 175 Countries. CyberCafePro Client offers secure public access computing for cyber cafes, Internet cafes, gaming centers, telecentres, schools, libraries, community centers, and business centers. The Client software reliably tracks time and printing, and includes chat and easy-to-use Application Launch Pad (unique to CCP). Supports User Accounts, Time codes and Play and Pay choices. The Client application is easy to install and set up. It operates on standard peer-to-peer networks, including Wireless LANs, any Windows 2000, XP, Vista or Windows 7 computer (in any Windows mix, among Clients); and is both 32 and 64-bit compatible. CyberCafePro 6 Client Software works in conjunction with the CyberCafePro 6 Main Control Station (Server). And its free.

Friday, February 19, 2010

Things To Consider in Starting A Internet Cafe

Internet cafe.Image by San Jose Library via Flickr

Internet Cafes and Lan Gaming is a booming business. But there are several key factors that can be attributed to the success or failure of the business. We will discuss a few basic factors.

1. Location
In any successful business a very good location is a key. In internet cafes and gaming center an area near schools, public plaza or malls is always a good place. Populated areas such as subdivision or low cost housing areas is another good place.

2. Internet Connectivity
Make sure to check internet connectivity in the area. Fast and stable internet is needed in most online games and web games.


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