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| Marine Heavy Gunner |
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Marine Heavy Gunner: Vietnam is a budget-priced first-person shooter that combines the seamless narrative style of Half-Life, the computer-controlled squadmates of Vietcong, the fixed-position gunplay of Beachhead, and Max Payne's over-the-top tough-guy dialogue. It's also filled with overheated, deranged metaphors, such as "Half of these jokers were doing the backstroke six feet under and had no idea, trying out for the swim team of the soon to be dead." That all might sound great, but unfortunately, Marine Heavy Gunner's actual execution leaves a lot to be desired. For what it's worth, though, the game does feature a really impressive amount of heavy-duty swearing. Game Size : 620 MB
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| Total Video Convertor 3.20 (with working serials) |
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Main Features of Total Video Converter: * Convert all kinds of videos to mobile videos or audios (mp4, 3gp, xvid, divx mpeg4 avi, amr audio) which are used by cell-phone, PDA, PSP, iPod, iPhone, Xbox360, PS3 etc.; * Photos slide show combines multi-photos and musics with more than 300 photos fantasy transition effect; * High compatibility and high efficiency for Importing RMVB or RM video/audio; * Convert various videos to MPEG videos compatible with standard DVD/SVCD/VCD; * Burn the converted videos to DVD/SVCD/VCD; * Rip DVD to popular videos of all sorts; * Extract audio from various of videos and convert which to all kinds of audios (mp3, ac3, ogg, wav, aac); * RIP CD to audios of all sorts directly; * Support using with command line; * Combine several video and audio files to one video file; * Demultiplex or extract video and audio; * Multiplex video and audio to one file;
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Duke Nukem Forever brings back the king of action in a highly anticipated game set to pummel players with unprecedented interactivity, variety, realism, and Duke's special whoop-ass brand of humor. The first in-house Duke Nukem game by 3D Realms since Duke Nukem 3D, Duke Nukem Forever promises to deliver an intense and hysterical FPS experience, with stunningly detailed characters in expansive interactive maps. Motion captured animation and realistic area-sensitive damage take realism to scary new heights, and make picking off those alien ~censored~ all the more fun. This game is and has been (if you haven't been following gaming news throughout the many eras and epochs that this game has been in the works) the perpetually-anticipated fourth in the series. The game's development saga is legendary, including a switch from the Quake engine to the Unreal engine and a string of unofficial release dates that stretch from 1998 to 20006 and beyond. Technically, developer 3D Realms has always promised the release of Duke Nukem Forever, "When it's done." As of this writing, the game is not yet done, but it is still in the works, and the promise is that, one of these days, you or your offspring will enjoy the fruits of almost a decade of hard labor for 3D Realms.
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First released in 2004, Kuma\War currently features over 80 missions . While most episodes are drawn from the war in Iraq, Kuma has also re-created events from Afghanistan, Iran, South Korea (a raid by North Korean commandos), Vietnam (John Kerry's Silver Star mission), Sierra Leone (Operation Barras) and Mexico (a battle between Mexican soldiers and drug cartels). Kuma\War has become the subject of much controversy, taking criticism for supporting the war, its speed of release ? many of its missions recreate battles which are just days or weeks old ? its close relationship with the military, and for its coverage of a number of divisive issues including the potential for military action in Iran and a positive depiction of John Kerry?s military service. The first mission of the game (named "Uday and Qusay's Last Stand") is the battle in which the two sons of Saddam Hussein, Uday and Qusay, are killed. The attack is described as "a turning point in Operation Iraqi Freedom" and "a milestone in the War on Terror".[1] Other significant episodes include ?John Kerry?s Silver Star?, ?Fallujah: Operation al Fajr?, and ?Osama 2001: Tora Bora.? The main distinguishing feature in Kuma\War is its extensive background information for each mission, which includes satellite photos, original articles and a multimedia library. Kuma is notable for its current free ad-supported business model, its Iraqi fan base[1] and continuous updates, delivering new episodes each month. Every episode from the collection of Kuma\War missions can be downloaded for free and played as a single-player first-person shooter. Popular past missions can also be played as a free online multiplayer experience. In July 2006, Kuma\War 2 was released, featuring improved graphics (based on the Source engine) and an expanded online multiplayer environment. The first mission re-creates the killing of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.
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| Norman Malware Cleaner 2008.09.11 |
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Norman Malware Cleaner is a Norman program utility that may be used to detect and remove specific malicious software (malware). Note that it should not be used as a substitute for running normal proactive antivirus protection, but rather as a reactive tool to handle systems that are already infected. It will clean an infected system completely: * kill running processes that are infected * remove infections from disk (including ActiveX components and browser helper objects) * restore correct registry values * remove references created by malware in hosts file * remove windows firewall rules for malicious programs OS: Win 98/ME/NT/2K/XP/2K3
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