The Slender Man (See other names to the right) is a creature or being with various nebulously defined characteristics and abilities. Slender Man was first mentioned in Something Awful Forum's "Create Paranormal Images". Slender Man generally appears (in modern times) as a tall man in a black or grey suit, red or black tie, and white shirt, with no eyes, mouth, or clearly defined facial features. It has no hair, and generally has normal-looking bare hands. Slenderman typically is depicted in imagery and literature as between 6 and 15 feet tall, depending on the situation, and in video as around 6-7 feet tall. Because of its inexact nature, and differences between series, no one has yet determined what it is.

Strong enough to face him?

Don’t you just love having a pet?

 
 In the first Borderlands you could satiate your need for a cuddly companion by playing as Mordecai, the sniper expert who was always accompanied by Bloodwing. Depending on the skill tree you chose, Bloodwing’s abilities ranged from deadly to unfairly deadly. I went for unfairly deadly. It was awesome.
So far in Borderlands 2, though, the closest thing you could get to cuddles is Axton’s turret. The turret is something of a stand-in girlfriend. But regardless of Axton’s cute nicknames and weird love for her, the turret isn’t comparable to something more personified.

Valve has gone Globally Offensive today with the launch of CS:GO – That’s your much-anticipated Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. For me, it’s one of the most boring launches of any big-name franchise to date. Even though it was a budget title, I couldn’t help but expect any less from it.

 

Requirements:

4GB or higher USB

Tools to extract gamesave from USB

360revolution: http://www.mediafire...0c18jhyhf5g7tg1

Modio 3: http://www.mediafire...g4v9la9jmdv0f59

Any 1 will do.

• Plug your USB into your Xbox 360 console.
• Go to Settings and then System.
• Next go into storage and select your USB.
• It will ask for you to either customise or configure, you will select configure.
• After you configure your USB go back and select your Harddrive.
• Select Games and Apps and then look for the game you want.
• After you’ve found the game select it then select your gamesave and then you will get an option either to copy, move or delete you will select copy or move into your USB.
• Now once that is done plug your USB into your computer and then use either 360revolution or Modio to open up your USB.

Note: If you’re using 360revolution open it up then on the left side look for tools, go into it then select USB explorer. File then open and you should find your gamesave there.

Note: If you’re using Modio open it up then at the top under quick actions select explore device , after that select file and then open, you should find your gamesave there.

• Once you’ve found your gamesave right click and then extract to desktop.
• If you want to put your gamesave back into your Xbox 360 use the same method the way you got it out.

 

What is Minecraft?

Minecraft is a game with few boundaries. The single player version has been described as "virtual lego with zombies." The multiplayer versions, both survival and infinite build mode, are slightly more complicated than that. The game is split up into 2 game modes: Creative & Survival. Now lets party forever alone in da house! XD

The game combines PvP and PvE (a concept the developers call PvPvE) in a fantasy game environment. As of May 20, 2009, Aion has 3.5 million subscribers in Asia. AION's first major expansion was released to North America and Europe on September 7, 2010 under the name AION: Assault on Balaurea. On February 29, 2012 AION became Free-to-play on Europe with a limited set of options regarding gathering, trade and chat, while North American Free-to-play launched on April 11, 2012 with no such restrictions.

So, do you want make it own private server?

 

The game has anime-styled graphics, and it's story takes place in the fictional world of Blue Land. It has level-based progression, and skills are available according to the Job players choose on the Job Change quests, which are performed on levels 20, 40, 75, 105 and 145. There are 4 types of characters, Fighter, Rogue and Mage, Combatant, each one have its own Job Tree. Also, races affect how stats are assigned and what skills are available, at first, only two can be chosen, Human and Elf. In order to play with the Majin race, it is necessary to have another character with level 50 first.
Each level-up awards the player with 5 stat point, you will also get 10 skill point, each time you level up you will get +1 skill point from the last skill point that you got, but the amount increases along with the player level.
To unlock new skills, or to level them up, SP and gold are required.

Now, lets offline it!

 

Recently I tried to play the gameGODFATHER on my desktop.But it always gives error Pixel Shader not supported and Graphic Card not compatible.So I looked around Mr.Google for the error and he told me about 3D Analyze.

Version: 4.6
Creator: Community @ SortItOutSI.net (All credit should goes to them)
No. of Faces: 101, 141
Size: 4.62GB
Instruction:

1. Once downloaded, extract and place the facepack folder into this folder: My Documents/Sports Interactive/Football Manager 2011/graphics/faces
2. You should only have one folder full of images and not a separate folder for each update!
3. Then, launch Football Manager 2012.
4. When loaded go straight into game preferences from the intro screen. Click on ‘Display and Sound’ on the tree menu. Make sure that you tick the check box on the page called ‘Always Reload Skin on Confirm’ and un-tick then box saying ‘Use Skin Cache’.
5. Now press confirm on the tree menu. There should be a box that pops up saying ‘loading image data for the new skin’. Once this is done your graphics should be working within the game.
6. Now, play

Download:
For Mega Facepack Update Only from v4.1 to v4.6. Click HERE.
FM2012 Mega Facepack v4.6 (4.62GB, 25 parts)
(Uploaded on 23/03/2012 via MediaFire)

• Part 1
• Part 2
• Part 3
• Part 4
• Part 5
• Part 6
• Part 7
• Part 8
• Part 9
• Part 10
• Part 11
• Part 12
• Part 13
• Part 14
• Part 15
• Part 16
• Part 17
• Part 18
• Part 19
• Part 20
• Part 21
• Part 22
• Part 23
• Part 24
• Part 25

 

Release name: Angry.Birds.Space.v1.0.0.cracked.READ.NFO-THETA
Size: 32.60 MB
Release Date: 22.03.2012
Language: ENG
Cracked by: THETA
Status: 100% worked
Release Description:

The chase is on! After a giant claw kidnaps their eggs, the Angry Birds chase it into a wormhole and find themselves floating in a strange new galaxy – surrounded by space pigs! Luckily the Angry Birds have super powers of their own… Angry Birds Space introduces you to new adventures on planets and in zero gravity, resulting in spectacular gameplay ranging from slow-motion puzzles to lightspeed destruction. With brand new birds, brand new superpowers, and a whole galaxy to explore, the sky is no longer the limit! Also featuring the DANGER ZONE, the most difficult Angry Birds levels ever! Can you master the Danger Zone?
Features:

1. 60 interstellar levels!
2. Regular free updates!
3. Brand new birds!
4. Brand new superpowers!
5. Zero-gravity space adventures!
6. Trick shots using planets’ gravity!
7. Hidden bonus levels!
8. Beautifully detailed backgrounds!

Download here

Vault-Tec Multiplayer Mod ("vaultmp") is a multiplayer mod for the PC
versions of Bethesda's award-winning role-playing games Fallout 3,
Fallout: New Vegas and Oblivion.



It's currently in development, but is going to
support the following:

• Dedicated server, MasterServer and client including a server browser
• Syncing of movement, actions / animations and AI
• In-game GUI overlay for chatting
• Supporting DLCs as well as Fallout user mods
• Scripting on the server to define gameplay rules (PAWN)

The main goal is to enable players to roam the open world of the wasteland /
the desert and experience all the exciting features of the games
together online. Systems which are inherently incompatible with a
multiplayer environment like VATS will be disabled. Furthermore quests
and missions will be removed at first. We aim to implement several of
them in future development stages though

Facts which deserve attention before posting on the forums:

• Vaultmp is in alpha stage. some of the mentioned features are severally lacking or not persistent at all.

• Vaultmp is an open-source project. everybody is free to check out the source

• and contribute. check the other topics for more info.

• Vaultmp is currently being developed by a single person of The Brickster.net Group (Recycler). He has to study and work like everybody has to. Please don't expect him to spend all his free time on vaultmp only.

• If you don't like the idea of a multiplayer please note that we don't intend to replace the singleplayer or something like that.

Disclaimer: I run this page with the permission of the mods author, Recycler. If you have any questions related to the multiplayer, head over to either his youtube page or the official forums.

Installation

Auto installer:
1. Start the installer and everything will be in place for VaultMP.
2. Install FOSE http://fose.silverlock.org//

How to great a server?

 Manual

1. Put the files in your main new vegas folder.
2. Go to the folder vaultserver\saves\Fallout3
3. And copy default.fos
4. go to Users\(Name)\Documents\My Games\FalloutNV\Saves
5. paste default.fos
6. Install NVSE http://fose.silverlock.org/
7. DONE

How to great a server?

Follow the video above.

Version Information

(Revision 147) Test release
Since the 2nd of August I've been busy with rewriting the whole mod. Now it has a solid foundation and code base which was lacking previously. The initial development of vaultmp dates back to the 11th of September 2010 ([url]http://www.brickster.net/index_2.html[/url]). I never planned to seriously develop it for such a long time. It was meant as a somewhat more professional school project. As I found out that the interest in such a mod is huge, I continued working on it, but it wasn't properly designed to be able to support advanced features such as syncing of NPCs or inventories. This is the reason I basically started from the ground up.

Revision 145 is the first "release" of this (with release I refer to the fact that I provide pre-compiled binaries; the mod is open-source and was accessible all the time). It is for testing only. In comparison to revision 134, it has even less game features, due to the fact that I spent most time on coding the behind-the-scenes systems, not real multiplayer functionality. Before I start re-implementing old and many new features, I'd like to parallel make sure that users can find bugs (which are existent in new systems by nature). This is why I release revision 145.

What you cannot expect from this release (in comparison to revision 134):
Inventory syncing
Syncing of player death event
Proper cell syncing (while working, adjacent exterior cells are still treated as interior cells basically)
What is different to previous releases:
vaultserver command line options are gone; use vaultserver.ini configuration instead
PAWN has been updated to the most recent version; vaultmp's implementation now uses 64bit cells
What is new with this release:
The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion support
You can now use vaultmp.ini configuration file to manually add "favourite" servers to the client
The client / server now supports mods and file downloading; vaultmp will automatically set up the mod load order specified by the server (which overrides your local mod loading settings!)
C++ scripting
Timers (both in PAWN and C++)
Some scripting callbacks and functions (the more interesting functions are not there yet)

vaultmp now features a clear structure of game models. The concept behind this is mostly important to scripters. I will provide an introduction to that in another post. There is a lot of stuff to document, I hope I can write some wiki articles the next days. Here is the full list of changes:

QUOTE

Bethesda API framework (API class)
The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion support
Re-design of Pipe class
Interface (based on the old command execution layer)
Value container class, Lockable extension class
Network layer (NetworkClient, NetworkServer, PacketTypes)
Exception system (VaultException class)
Re-design of vaultmp.dll to work with the API
PAWN update to version 4.0.4548
Revised scripting architecture: now supporting n-amount of C++ / PAWN scripts
Mod support (no registering of new game content yet) and "Synchronize" server feature
vaultserver.ini configuration file
Reorganized class hierarchy
GameFactory class
Container class, Object class, Item class
vaultmp.ini configuration file
Rewritten game synchronization code
CriticalSection usage, controlled through GameFactory
Injecting code changed to support Steam versions properly
Resolved CriticalSection deadlocks
Native C++ / PAWN timers running in the main thread
PAWN cell size is now 64bit (use packed strings!)
Scripting callbacks: OnActorValueChange, OnActorValueChange, OnActorBaseValueChange, OnActorStateChange
Scripting functions: CreateTimer, KillTimer, GetPlayerPos, GetPlayerAngle, GetPlayerValue, GetPlayerBaseValue, GetPlayerCell, ValueToString, AxisToString, AnimToString
VaultFunctor class
Unix server compatibility (not fully tested) 

Some changes to scripting callbacks

 

FAQ

Q: It's laggy!
A: VaultMP is still in the Alpha.

Q: When will be first stable version?
A: Nobody knows.

Q: How many players can play in 1 server?
A: In the Alpha versions not that many max 4 but nothing is sure for The future maby only 20 or 100

Q: How will respawn look like? If the player died, when and where he or she will respawn?
A: For now you respawn at the place where you died. But for future it's the host who choose where to respawn.

Q: Will be there option for servers to use ONLY real time combat, WITHOUT VATS?
A: Yes. Vats is not disabled but when you use it the server will crash! Ofcourse this be fixed in later versions.

Q: Is VaultMP going to support skyrim?
A: Yes.

Q: Work together with Skyrim online!
A: No.They're going for a unified MMORPG type structure, while VMP is doing a co-op experience.


get your Installer here and your manual here.

Get paid to play games! Is it really possible to make money playing games?… Surprisingly, the answer is yes, you can get paid to play video games online. And apparently it is very popular too. Getting paid to play games is one of the most talked about topics on online money making communities like MoneyMakerGroup and GetPaidForum.
In fact, it was featured and talked about on one of NBC’s morning show in 2008 ! Yep, you better catch up! Many people are making some extra cash by playing games. It might not make you rich, but its a good way of making a little extra money.

What’s the catch?
There must be catch or something, right?… Well, you are right and wrong! Yes, there are some sites that you can make money by playing games, but you have to participate in real cash games which means you have to spend money just like in a casino setting or credit card reward programs where you get point or cash back for spending money. The more you spend the more you earn.
However, those are not the kind of paid games sites I am talking about. I am talking about game sites that allow you to make money playing games without you having to spend any money. These are 100% free game sites where anyone can join for free and get paid for playing games.


How does getting paid to play games work?
There is a very simple idea behind it. Basically, they show ads on their game site where you play games and get paid. Obviously these game sites get paid from their advertisers, and lots of it depending on how mcuh traffic they get and how long each visitors stays on their sites. So, in order to attract more traffic and keep that traffic for longer on their site, they use a percentage of the money earned from advertising to pay games like you and I to play online games on their site. As you can see, get paid to play game sites are based on a very simple, yet incredibly effective idea. They serve ads, they get paid and you get paid to play games online for free. Everybody wins!
So, if you are ready to have some fun and get paid to play games online for free, here are 10 game sites where you can get paid for playing games:

1- Exodus3000 Exodus 3000 is a multi-player RPG strategy game where the stage is set roughly 1000 years into the future, after the planet earth has been rendered uninhabitable due to a catastrophic event. Each player has a home base that they can venture out in search of minerals and “mars dollars” ( the official currency of the game) from.
You earn mars dollars by mining volcanoes, searching ruins and attacking other players. After earning a predetermined amount, you can request a cash out. You will be paid in the form of real money. It’s a very simple and fun game and from what I have researched and heard, nobody has had any difficulty in receiving their payment. When you join you receive 5000 free Mars Dollars. Exchange rate is 300,000 MD = $20.00.

2- SecondLife Anshe Chungthe who is a SL property developer was recently announced the worlds first millionaire, with income earned entirely from virtual world profit, she has made $250 million Linden which can be exchange for $1 million dollars in the real world. Second Life is a world of almost 2 million people where your avatar (your three dimensional character) can meet and chat with other people.
You can make money by buying and selling land (Virtual real estate), creating and selling content, clothing, gadgets, hosting and performing at events, Game shows, rock concerts and a whole bunch of different ways including sitting on camping chairs! Yes, store owners will pay you to for sitting on camping chairs near their store, because other people may come to hang out with you and the more people gather the better for the store owner, as it means some of those people may buy stuff from the store.

3- ClubBing It’s a new site crated by Microsoft as a part of making Bing (Microsoft’s decision making search engine) known and expanding its reach. Each time you play a game you earn tickets, (some games give you 1 ticket and some 5 ), which then you can redeem for various prizes. You can also donate your tickets to a charity or school of your choice. there is a limit of 1000 tickets to be earned each day. Every 1000 tickets converts to $10. make sure to sign in with your Windows Live ID when you play.

4- PlayAndWin You can play many fun and entertaining games like Backgammon, Bingo and Mahjongat at PlayAndWin.co.uk for free. You can earn tokens, which can be used for drawings for the various Jackpots.

5- PaidGamePlayer You can play over 25 online games including Bejeweled 2, Zuma, Family Feud and challenge your way to the winners circle. Yes its contest based, so by competing against others and wining, you earn money. You have the option to upgrade and become a paid member, which gives you more benefit and allows you to win more money, but I suggest you stay away from paid membership. After all, you are here to try to make some money not to lose. They claim that over $250,000 in cash and prizes is awarded to members every day. You can also make money by doing other things like completing surveys and trying brand name products and reviewing games.

6- Clip2Play Most of the games are flash games here and you compete against others in their daily tournaments. 50 people (the winners) are awarded each day. Each person you refer will earn you 10 points which can be redeemed for cash.

7- BingoZone Its a free to play bingo site that has games that start every few minutes around the clock, 24/7. prizes start at $1.00 and increase until there’s a winner .

8- Pogo There are two ways to win money in this free gaming site; you can play daily prize drawings which works by trading in your earned tokens from playing games for a chance to win the drawing that pays up to $1000, or you can Play any game with a Jackpot and win up to $4,999 instantly and if you play well you get bonus spins.

9- WorldWinner This is almost like a gambling site but with an option to play free games. You can participate in tournaments for a verity of skilled based games, from bejeweled2, 8-Ball Pool to Solitaire Rush & Free Cell. It’s a popular site.

10-
Btarcade (Update: This site no longer exist) Each game you play earns you 1 game credit and the credits are converted to cash and paid via pay pal, e-gold, liberty reserve, and MoneyBookers, within 3 days of the end of each calendar month. The minimum amount required for cash out is $0.10. There are some other ways to earn credits too like participating in promotions and specials that they run, which happens quite often. Games includes Action, Adventure, Puzzle, Racing, Retro, Shoot ‘em up, Sports and many other popular games.

Although a few people like Anshe Chungthe did manage to make millions from playing Second Life, for the rest of us, it’s highly unlikely to make millions of dollars playing online games. So, let’s be honest, you will not get rich playing games, nor will you make a living doing this. It’s simply one of those really fun ways to make money and who wouldn’t like to get paid to play games!