New bb game: bloody sniper

Bloody Sniper is a defender type game on Blackberry with original graphic, interesting upgrades and addictive game play. The game has no analogues on Blackberry game market.
Bloody Sniper Free, released July, 14:
http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/119261/
Bloody Sniper Premium, released July, 13:
http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/118303/
Gameplay.
A personage Sniper defend himself from monsters. Settings of the battle – cemetery.
Bloody Sniper has 5 types of enemies: Skeletons, Freddy, Fat Zombies, Legless Zombies and Bats. All of them are different by their characteristics and outlooks. They go toward Sniper wave by wave. The amount of monsters increases with every wave. There are Big and extremely Dangerous Bosses, as well. And Sniper has to kill them all. The player can also buy more patrons and upgrade the sniper.
It’s a classic shooting game full of fun and unexpected animation.
Save the world, kill all enemies!

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GCU: What is considered a "new video game" to qualify for 20% off?

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Hey Itaintrite,
A new video game is any title that's still factory-sealed and has never been purchased before. It does not matter whether the game was released last week or last year, just as long as it is not pre-owned. Please also keep in mind that the Gamers' Club Unlocked 20% discount on new video game software does not apply do digitally-delivered games (i.e. downloads). Additional details can be found in this FAQ:
My Best Buy Gamers Club Unlocked
I hope this helps!
Aaron|Social Media Specialist | Best Buy® Corporate
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Bestbuy never gets new release games on time.

I had to cancel Tomb Raider Definitive Edition and now Toukiden is backordered. Bestbuy never get any new release games on time. What's the point of having Gamers Club Unlocked membership when you never get games on day 1.

Hello sjc1279-
To be the best in the gaming business, you have to always work to have every gaming product when it’s released. Sometimes having it a few days later isn’t going to cut it and I apologize for the disappointment that this has caused you.
We are constantly working with the vendors to make sure that we have the most up to date release information and that we can have it in our stores on time. I am sorry to hear that the delay in our receiving Tomb Raider caused you to choose to cancel your order. Hopefully you have since received your copy of Toukiden.
Obviously while you may not have the game on day one, the benefit of getting 20% off new games should help offset that inconvenience along with receiving double points on those new game purchases as well. You should be able to find the benefits of being a My Best Buy Gamers Club Unlocked member here.
Thanks for connecting with us!
Bill|Senior Social Media Specialist | Best Buy® Corporate
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Whats is considered a ''new video game software'' with the Gamers Club Unlocked Membership?

I mean, is a preordered item, a week after release or a month after?.
Also if this apply with Wii U games.

Hey soccerzz5,
It looks like jac522 and Shady520 have everything pretty well covered here, but to provide an official answer: "new video game software" refers to any factory-sealed, disc-based game. It does not matter when the game was released or how long Best Buy has carried the title, just as long as the other two conditions are met (factory sealed, physical disc). Additional information on Gamers' Club Unlocked benefits can be found here:
BestBuy.com > My Best Buy Gamers' Club
http://bbyurl.us/MYBBYGC
I hope this helps!
Aaron|Social Media Specialist | Best Buy® Corporate
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The new ipod games

i was checking out the new ipod games and was wondering if there is any way to download the games from somewhere else free (like the songs and videos do).

C'mon bud,
The games are less than ten bucks each. You should also look into the file sharing laws of the country you are in cos you might be setting yourself up for a rather hefty fine or even some time in prison depending on where you are.
Take care.
SR

New to game programming

I'm new to game programming, and I am interested in making rpg/mmpog, and I want to know, what are some classes I will need to know well? Does anyone have code I can pick at to help me learn?

I too am new to JAVA, and am trying my hand at a VERY simple RPG. My suggestions, as I've found out over the past few weeks in class.
1 - Get a good book, not all teachers (assuming you're taking a class) are very good, and I've found "Java 2 Complete" By Sybex excellant.
2 - Go slow. Work through the book, learning those sections you think you'll need. I.E. as I found I wanted a GUI, I went through every example of the AWT package, and learned them as I typed.
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NEW BATTLEFIELD GAME COMING IN 2016

During EA's latest investor call, the company's CFO, Blake Jorgensen, confirmed a new Battlefield game for next year. When an investor asked about the future of EA's core titles, Jorgensen said: What we've said is that our intention over the next couple of years is to have a first-person shooter as one of the core titles. This year, obviously, it's Star Wars Battlefront. Next year, it's another Battlefield title." The last Battlefield game released was Battlefield Hardline in March of this year. Check out our Battlefield Hardline review. Source : IGN http://m.ign.com/articles/2015/07/30/new-battlefield-game-coming-in-2016

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Gaming Bootcamp. Any new famous game coming to S40...

When will temple run2 , angry birds , fruit ninja like games be available in store for asha 305?
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You need to ask the developers of those games that question as it's their decision to bring them to the Asha 305, not Nokia's.
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New AIR game - Saturate: A bullet-storm survival shooter

Hi all,
I've been working for over a year on game with a publisher (not this game!), and it is still many months away from release. In the meantime I was anxious to get something released to the public in the short term, so two weeks ago I started Saturate: A bullet-storm survival shooter as a tribute game to one of my fav PC games, Mono by Binary Zoo. Written in AIR 13 for iOS, Android and Facebook (iOS under review, and FB coming in a few days), with IAP for those who don't want to earn credits the hard way . I'll update the links as the other platform versions become available:
Available for Android right now!
Pixelthis website
Pixelthis Facebook page
Saturate is a Geometry Wars style two-stick single-screen bullet-storm survival shooter. There are lots of control schemes to try (and more coming). Keep in mind that this was a 2-week 'get it out there' marathon, so there are still plenty of features in the pipes (like highscore tables, sharing screenshots to FB and setting them as your wallpaper/bg, different game modes).
The aim of the game is to saturate the screen with color. Your score is the % of the screen that you fill when you die (and you will die). The enemies are R, G and B, and they splat the screen with color when they explode. There are some cool power-ups, and tons of weapons to collect. The sound track is pretty awesome too.
Some background: Pixelthis just turned 10 years old a few days ago, so we've been around the block! We started with Flash 4 and then Flash Lite 1.1 (way back when) on Nokia and Sony-Ericsson phones. Saturate is developed using AIR, using our proprietary games platform. The core of the system is a rasteriser that turns vector graphics to bitmap at runtime (including filters) so that we can run in GPU mode with very good performance, and a callback-based event and tweening system for very fast game loop, animations and messaging. Saturate uses Milkmangames ANEs for StoreKit and Android IAB, and GoViral for social integration.
The biggest challenges in development were (1) counting pixels to determine % of screen filled so that it didn't impact negatively on performance, and (2) tracking down and elliminating memory allocations during the game loop. There are still some optimisations to do, but I think it went pretty well! Unfortunately it runs a bit too slow on iPad1 when teh action hots up, so that device has been elliminated. A bug in Adobe AIR that has not been addresed yet also prevents facebook from working on iOS5.1.
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Peter

Thanks lars. Appreciated.
I can't post actual code of the libraries (because it is our 10yrs worth of IP and it's what allows us to make games that run well accross devcies etc) but i can share the basic principles etc!
This is what some example code looks like for making a 'RasterSprite':
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The Rasteriser rips any graphics to a bitmapData at any scale, including any transformations, color transforms, filters etc. Everything maintains the correct scale (e.g. if you rip a graphic at scale 5.3, then the filters are also scaled by 5.3). This is the magic that both allows the games to run on any resolution screen, and also allows the game to use GPU mode while effectively maintaining filters.
This is the basic process for ripping the vector-based graphics to bitmapData.
here we assume that the clip (if it is a movieClip) is 'stopped' on the frame you want to rip:
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8) Optionally, scale all teh filters back again so that the original clip is not affected
9) Remove the clip from the temporary container
Anything specific you'd like to know?

Who Has The Best Platform For Buying and Selling Used and New Video Games?

plz suggest..........

I'm not sure if I understand the questiion or not. But gamest$p seems to hold the market on new and used games.
Because of the high cost of gaming and the economy, I never buy new games anymore.
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HT1531 My new dvd game is asking for a POWERPC processor, but I don't have it, cause mine is Intel. What should I do?

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If your Mac came with Lion, then you're pretty much stuck. Your options are to look for newer version of the game that is Intel native, purchase an older Mac that can run it if the company has no Mac Intel version, or install Windows 7 on a Boot Camp partition to run it as a Windows app.

Are there any new adventure games like Myst ?

I dearly loved Myst and regret that there is no version compatible with later Mac operating systems like Tiger and Leopard. Does anyone know of newer similar adventure games I can play on my Mac Mini running 10.4.11?
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Joyce Ware

Myst III, IV, V are all Mac compatible.
Riven there is a new beta here for Mac OS X:
http://www.devklog.net/rivenx/
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New iPod - games install

I purchased a new iPod and on setting it up I can't seem to install any of my prepurchased games onto it, why?

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[New FREE Game] 3D Zombie Shooter for Palm WebOS - Welcome To Hell

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