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Top 5 Zombie-Themed Android Game to Set A Great Halloween for You

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Top 5 Zombie-Themed Android Game to Set A Great Halloween for You


Today is halloween day, but most of the apps developers haven't done too much into the whole halloween thing. So, we have prepared 5 zombie-themed android games here. Hope you will find your favorite game and have a great Halloween.

SMITE Reveals Nox, Goddess of the Night, Just in Time for Halloween

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SMITE Reveals Nox, Goddess of the Night, Just in Time for Halloween


Nox, Goddess of the Night, will soon debut in MOBA SMITE, Hi-Rez has announced. Based on the classical goddess of the same name, playable Nox is both beautiful and terrifying, a shadowy figure rarely seen, who "glides between the light just at the edge of vision."

Kemco's Latest RPG Asdivine Hearts Stars A Chubby Cat Claiming to Be the Light of Deity

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Kemco's Latest RPG Asdivine Hearts Stars A Chubby Cat Claiming to Be the Light of Deity


The mountains shift, the wind blows, the weeks pass, and like clockwork, Kemco releases yet another of its RPGs for iOS and Android.

Angry Birds Transformers Arrives on Android After iOS

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Angry Birds Transformers Arrives on Android After iOS


Nostalgic throw-back Angry Birds Transformers is now available to download on Android, after a brief spell of iOS exclusivity. This isn't your typical Angry Birds puzzler in Transformers grab. Instead it's a whole new game that mixes up endless running with physics destruction, and it's surprisingly good fun. Until the monetisation kicks in.

The most successful Online games of 2013 vs 2014 ( By Earn)

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The most successful Online games of 2013 vs 2014 ( By Earn)


Free to play and micro-transactions have taken the market of online gaming. The subscription model is interesting only for a few exceptional titles, there are many sorts of F2P sadly heavy restricted with VIP modes (Optional Monthly sub). Anyway players are ready to spend huge amounts of money into those games, at least they know they won't shut down soon.

Hello MMO - October New MMO Collection

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Hello MMO - October New MMO Collection


Happy Halloween, dear MMOsiters! Hello MMO is back to you guys again! This October comes to its end, but there's many new MMOs coming to us. Have you noticed these new MMOs when you're just reading our news? Or they're just new to you guys, but after reading our October new MMO collection, you may gonna find one that you wanna try. We really want to know your thoughts or suggestions of these new MMOs!

Conquer Online New Expansion King of Kung Fu Gift Pack Giveaway Event

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Conquer Online New Expansion King of Kung Fu Gift Pack Giveaway Event


MMOsite has teamed up with Conquer Online to give away limited gift packs! Join the new era as the King of Kung Fu, and challenge the best marital artists in the world of Conquer!

Animated MMO Red Stone 2 Released New Trailer for Upcoming Open Beta

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Animated MMO Red Stone 2 Released New Trailer for Upcoming Open Beta


According to the latest news from Korean L and K company, Red Stone 2 will be kicked off beta on November 28th, a new trailer also revealed. Finally, the video shows us the noticeable transformation and polymer system, monster and PVE system. There are five classes appearing in this video.
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MMORPG Reviews

MMORPG Reviews

Dragon Pals Gameplay Commentary

Posted: 31 Oct 2014 08:35 AM PDT

Last week, we had a play session of Dragon Pals to try out this free-to-play massively multiplayer online role-playing game from R2Games. After choosing among 3 different classes, we headed off into an epic adventure across a fantastic world, following an in-depth story line and recruiting different dragons as our companions. The game offers hero […]

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Sentinel Heroes Remake Enters Closed Beta

Posted: 31 Oct 2014 04:38 AM PDT

The remake version of Sentinel Heroes is entering closed beta testing today after a complete overhaul during which the majority of data as well as its core features have been adjusted to result in a more interesting and balanced game. “Although the road has been rocky and risky, the results are looking impressive,” told Alex, cofounder […]

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How Free-to-Play is DC Universe Online Really?

Posted: 31 Oct 2014 04:09 AM PDT

Today's episode of our F2Pmeter series is dedicated to DC Universe Online (DCUO). Set in the universe of the popular DC comics, this massively multiplayer online role-playing game is available for PS 3, PS 4 as well as PC and allows players to become a mighty hero or villain who embarks on story-driven adventures, during […]

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Trove Heads towards Open Beta

Posted: 31 Oct 2014 02:40 AM PDT

We’ve just got to know that Trion‘s free-to-play voxel-based RPG Trove is going to enter open beta testing on November 5. And those of you who missed our review we recently published can check it out here. Trove is an F2P MMO title that combines creation, destruction and adventure in an infinite universe of voxel-based […]

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Stormthrone Gameplay Teaser Trailer

Posted: 31 Oct 2014 01:54 AM PDT

R2Games yesterday revealed the 1st teaser gameplay trailer of their latest browser-based MMORPG Stormthrone granting us a first glance at the game that seems to transcend the automated combat and minimalist interactivity which is much too common in the browser genre. Check it out here and feel free to activate the INFO button further below in order […]

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General Gaming Article

Razer Adds Chroma Lighting to 19-Button Naga Mouse

Posted: 31 Oct 2014 11:20 AM PDT

Razer Naga Epic ChromaGo crazy with 16.8 million color options

Razer this week announced the launch of its Naga Epic Chroma gaming mouse, the latest updated peripheral to join its Chroma family. Armed with 19 buttons in all -- including 12 mechanical buttons situated on the mouse's thumb grip -- this MMO rodent is similar to the original Naga, except that it offers customizable lighting and doesn't yet come in a left-handed version.

It boasts an 8200 DPI 4G laser sensor that captures up to 200 inches per second and offers a maximum acceleration of 50 G, Razer says. It also boasts both a wireless and wired mode with 1,000Hz Ultrapolling and a 7-foot, lightweight, braided cable.

"The new Naga Epic Chroma gives MMO gamers more freedom than ever before," says Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder and CEO. "We've combined the comfortable features of the Naga with even more state-of-the-art gaming features, along with the new, fully-customizable Chroma color features. The 12 mechanical thumb grid buttons enable players to maximize their gameplay capabilities and to get the unfair advantage. All in all the Razer Naga Epic Chroma is now even more personal than it already was."

Razer will show off the Naga Epic Chroma at BlizzCon in Anaheim, California, on November 7, 2014. It will also go on sale next month (presumably around the same time) for $130 MSRP.

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No BS Podcast #235: Alienware's New Hardware, Chromebooks, and Gordon's Farewell

Posted: 31 Oct 2014 10:56 AM PDT

maximum pcAll good things…

Let's not bury the lede, as they say in the newspaper business: This issue of Maximum PC will be my last. After more than 200 issues, 16 Dream Machines, and lots of bent hardware, my time here is done.

It has been a glorious time, too. When I started at boot (the predecessor to Maximum PC) fat CRTs were in, a Pentium II was the hotness, and real nerds had separate cards for 2D and 3D display. Heck, you had to have a separate MPEG2 decoder card just to play DVD-resolution videos, and Fast Ethernet cards, too. 

Yup, in other words, I have been at this a hell of a long time. When old-timers leave, they inevitably wax poetic about the fun times they had. You know, like the time we accidentally triggered the fire alarm system causing a building-wide evacuation, a fire truck to roll up, and a pretty pissed off stare from the facilities manager. That, of course, wasn't as bad as the previous unnamed staffers who tested a "fire proof" data safe with a gallon of gasoline and a box of Duraflame logs. Somehow the tiny five-pound fire extinguisher didn't work and, well, this time the fire fighters actually had something to put out when the fire truck rolled up to the parking lot.

There are stories of prototype hardware shattered, motherboards exploded, CPUs bent, and pranks played on staffers, belly-aching laughs at the expense of, well, everyone, and the ever-exciting job of waiting for Santa Claus in the brown suit to bring the latest-and-greatest piece of hardware to test.

Through it all, the PC has never disappointed me in my belief that it's the most valuable technology tool known to mankind. It's always there to solve any problem you might have. Need to create 250MB photo mosaics using hundreds of photos, and then project it on a wall and couple it with a touchscreen so people can zoom in and out to find themselves? The PC can do it. I know, because I did such a project recently using nothing but off-the-shelf parts, and with just two days to plan it out, too.

And though I sound like a broken record, I'm going to say it again: The PC is not dead and there is no post-PC unless the future means that work and other things of consequence aren't going to be done. For that, we need to thank the hardware and software vendors who continue to push forward because that is the only direction to go.

It would also be wrong of me not to thank the current and former staff of Maximum PC. They have been some of the greatest journalists I've had the pleasure of working with. 

I'll save my last few words for you though, the loyal reader of Maximum PC. Many of you have been reading the magazine for years and many of you have just discovered the wonders of the PC just recently. Thank you for one hell of a ride and always believing in the PC. I'll be just like you now—a subscriber and reader of Maximum PC.

- Gordon Mah Ung

 

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China Plans to Replace All Windows Machines with Linux Rigs by 2020

Posted: 31 Oct 2014 08:43 AM PDT

Linux PenguinIt's a "de-Windowsifying movement"

Most of the mainstream angst directed towards Windows 8 and 8.1 in the U.S. has to do with the Modern UI and little things like the lack of a Start menu. But while hopes are high that Windows 10 will be the OS everyone wanted Windows 8 to be, China's concerns run much deeper than the UI. As such, China reportedly plans to undergo a "de-Windowsifying" process in which its systems will be move to a state-endorsed version of Linux by 2020.

"We call this a de-Windowsifying movement," Computer Science Professor Ni Guangnan of the Chinese Academy of Engineering told Ecns.cn.

The 75-year-old professor went on to discuss his plans to bring together China's homegrown OS developers in an alliance to replace Windows within the next few years.

"Now is the most vulnerable time for Microsoft in China, and the best time for homegrown software companies to beat it," Ni added.

So far the effort has the support of 15 OS developers. None of them can take on Windows by going at it alone, but China's hope is that by pooling their talent and resources, they can rid the country's reliance on Microsoft's OS. It's also worth noting that China recently banned the use of Windows 8 on all government PCs due to spying concerns.

"At the end of the day, I expect the 15 operating systems to merge into one or two operating systems, while the rest of the developers can shift into providing other relevant services," Ni said.

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Roccat Releases Tenkeyless Ryos TKL Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

Posted: 31 Oct 2014 06:58 AM PDT

Roccat Ryos TKL ProGo crazy with macros

Ever since entering the U.S. market, Roccat's been steadily updating its catalog of gaming gear, the newest of which is the Ryos TKL Pro, a tenkeyless mechanical keyboard. According to Roccat, the design and functionality of the Ryos TKL Pro resulted from "tons of hands-on research and testing," including that of professional gamer HyuN, the number one StarCraft II player in the world.

"The Ryos TKL Pro looks good, it feels really great to play on, and supports all of my needs when I'm training, and definitely in competition," HyuN says. "If you're an eSports gamer like me or just love playing with an amazing keyboard, the TKL Pro is awesome."

Beyond the marketing fluff, the Ryos TKL Pro is a compact plank with Cherry MX key switches, 470 programmable macros, Roccat Talk support (it can communicate with other Roccat peripherals), two 32-bit ARM Cortex processors, 2MB of flash memory to store profiles, and per-key illumination that you can customize with special effects.

The Ryos TKL Pro is available now for $140 MSRP.

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Newegg Daily Deals: G.Skill Sniper Series 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3-2133, Intel Core i3-4130 Haswell, and More!

Posted: 31 Oct 2014 06:07 AM PDT

G.Skill Sniper RAMnewegg logo

Top Deal:

On this All Hallows' Eve, it's the perfect time to treat yourself to a sweet upgrade, and you don't even have to dress up and go begging door to door for it. Right from the comfort of your own home, check out today's top deal for an 8GB (2x4GB) kit of G.Skill Sniper Series DDR3-2133 Desktop Memory for $77 with free shipping (normally $85 - use coupon code: [EMCWPGP54]. High frequency, low timings, and dressed to the nine in a sweet looking heatspreader -- what's not to like?

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Intel Core i3-4130 Haswell Dual-Core 3.4GHz LGA 1150 54W Desktop Processor for $110 with free shipping (normally $120 - use coupon code: [EMCWPGP32])

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64-bit for $80 (normally $100 - use coupon code: [EMCWPGP84])

Adata DashDrive UV128 16GB Flash Drive for $8 with free shipping (normally $10 - use coupon code: [EMCWPGP34])

Dell UltraSharp IPS Panel 24-inch 8ms  LED Backlight Widescreen LCD Monitor for $240 with free shipping (normally $280 - use coupon code: [EMCWPGP64])
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