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Embark on an epic journey to save the Earth from the wrath of invading aliens! When aliens begin their attack, you must use your skills to fend them off with 17 unique and brilliantly animated humans ranging from flamethrowers to attack helicopters! Immerse yourself in 5 beautifully rendered locations as you unlock characters and fight off 9 different types of encroaching aliens. Fight your way through day and night against aliens that do everything from cloak themselves, walk slowly like zombies, and fly above your defenders.
Try your skills at Unlimited Mode and see how long you can last against an unlimited flow of aliens. Meteors rain from the sky destroying both humans and aliens, making you stay on your toes!
*I installed it on 9780, so it should work on 9700 OS6 and 9650 OS6. But I think it should work on other blackberry phones*
There's a new UFO crash video making the rounds titled, "Dead Alien Found in UFO Hotspot in Russia," and it shows two Russian men finding what appears to be a dead extraterrestrial alien near a tree stump in a snowy field in Irkutsk, Siberia.
In the video, the alien looks to be about two or three feet tall, with a large head and long, thin limbs. It's gotten over 1 million hits so far, with many commenters asking if it could be the real thing. A message on the YouTube video, which was uploaded about a week ago, states that "Your government is lying to you about UFO & alien visitation."
It's clear that the filmmakers knew the alien was there, and didn't just "discover" it on cue. Furthermore, the actors, who speak in Russian, can be heard laughing, and their tones do not suggest that they just stumbled upon a genuine alien body.
Besides that, the scene doesn't even match up. The camera follows a snow trench leading to the alien (suggesting a spacecraft crash ), yet no space vessel is seen. Instead, it's just the alien, seemingly posed for dramatic effect — indeed, one of its legs appears to have been torn off in the crash — as if it had been flying under its own power when it suddenly dropped from the sky.
It's also suspicious that the alien just happens to look almost exactly like the popular depictions of "little green (or gray) men." These are the typical big-headed, small-limbed aliens that appear on T-shirts, movies, books, and elsewhere. The alien dummy's skin is translucent, which is a nice creepy effect seen in many Hollywood films, but could have easily been made using clear gelatin and animal parts from a butcher shop.
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As if there weren’t enough apps around to get people to use their device’s camera more often (much to the chagrin of dinner plates, street signs and shoes everywhere), now there’s ComicBook!: An app designed specifically so that users can create their own personal comic books using photos from their camera roll. It’s certainly flashy, and the end result is bound to interest those whose likenesses have been assimilated, but the execution is a little rough in places.
The downside to all this is that the interface could still use a little tweaking. Everything is responsive, sure, but there are a couple of issues that can make fine-tuning a creation somewhat frustrating. For starters, the panels are all “active” at the same time, so a slip of the finger can result in moving the wrong image. This is especially problematic in layouts with small panels, as it’s very difficult to pinch correctly in such a tiny area. Being able to zoom in on a given panel would be a real boon in situations like this. I also wish it were possible to save a project as opposed to saving the single page as a photo and then wiping the slate clean. Revisiting a page and making adjustments, rather than having to remake it from scratch if it’s not quite right, is something that should really be considered in a future update.
do, with their new music app, PlayItYourself 4 HD. This is a game that helps users learn to play the piano. Using the on-screen keyboard, learners simply follow the scrolling musical notes and press the highlighted keys on the piano. Simple as that. Budding piano men and women can even choose parts of a score they wish to practice and allow the app to play the rest of the score for them – useful for mastering that tricky phrase in a particular piece of music. Or, choose one hand to practice, and allow the app to play the other hand. Nifty!
:: VIOLENT CARTOONS
World War I conjures up many images – the grime of newly industrialized war, the birth of chemical weapons, and the rise of the shell-shocked soldier, to name just a few – but none is as devastating as the start of trench warfare. This new approach to the art of war multiplied casualties and helped WWI earn its reputation as the “war to end all wars.”
As is the tradition with tower defense games, units have multiple upgrades. One of the nicer touches in Trenches Generals is that soldiers level up automatically based upon their lifespan – the longer they live, the higher their rank and the more damage they do. It keeps the game from becoming micromanagement meltdown and is a strong design choice. All units are realistic to the time period – sniper units, mortar units, etc – so the theme remains consistent throughout (except for the obligatory “zombie horde” levels). Between rounds players can purchase perks to help survive the upcoming slaughter. It’s all well -executed, and surprisingly addictive.
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Despite the mildly inccorect title, Pocket RPG is still quite fun even though there are some limitations. Think of it as a twin stick shooter but with close combat thrown into the equation. While there are signs of some depth here, it’s not really the case once players look under the surface. At the start, players are given the choice of three different classes: the Dark Ranger, the Blade Master and the Battle Mage. The Blade Master is the typical warrior class while the Ranger is a long range expert and the Mage offering area effect magic (duh!). Experience points and gold can be gained in order to acquire new character perks and skills, as well as new weapons and armor. Much like other dungeon crawlers, the right items play an important role and can make all the difference in battles. 