Dawn, June 6, 1944. Off the Normandy coast 6,500 ships carry 150,000 Allied troops. This is D-Day, the long-awaited Allied invasion of German-occupied Europe. The Allies will storm five beaches. One is code-named Juno Beach. Here, 14,500 Canadians will land on a five-mile stretch of sand backed by three resort towns. The beach is heavily protected by a seawall, barbed wire, underwater obstacles and hundreds of mines. Behind these defenses a heavily armed German force waits inside thick concrete pillboxes and deep trenches that bristle with machineguns and artillery pieces.

VA - Fitness Selection (2012)
44 tracks | Release: 2012 | MP3 320 kbps | 608 MB
Genre: House, Club

Crime Scene Forensics (2012)
English | AVI | XVID 1295 kbps 25 fps | 624x352 | MP3 112 kbps 48 KHz | 37mns | 349 MB
Genre: Documentary
ocumentary following the work of the Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire Police Scene of Crime Officers, providing a rare insight into how the experts use the very latest in forensic science techniques to bring some of the most dangerous criminals to justice.
The officers use their expertise to gather the clues at the scene of a crime and piece together the puzzle of what happened, using state-of-the-art methods at the forefront of criminal investigation in the UK.

In this series of tutorials, we will talk about the steps that we went through in order to build the character and weapon models for our Unity mobile game project. We will start by referencing our game document, which will be our guide through the process of creating our Unity game. We can find information on the look of our models but also on the desired resolutions of the models and textures. We will concentrate on creating game topology for our two characters and two weapon models. We will also cover map generation and texture painting as part of the process. In the end we will have models ready to be rigged and animated or plugged directly into the game engine. We will use a variety of software packages from Maya, to TopoGun, to ZBrush and Mudbox in order to prepare our assets so there will be a lot of back and forth. This course references some pre-made assets and covers methods for modifying and prepping those assets for this particular game. In most of these cases, if you'd like to learn to build these assets from start to finish, there is a tutorial that will fill your need. For instance, in this course we look at the steps we went through to modify the biker character from Creating High Resolution Characters in ZBrush 4 and Creating Game Characters with Maya 2011 and ZBrush 4. So if you'd like to build the character from scratch, those two courses will take you through the process. The same goes for the enemy tick creature, which is from the Introduction the Mudbox 2011, and the assault rifle from Creating Next-Gen Game Assets in Maya.

Renegade Legion - Assault From The Stars
Renegade Legion - Capital Ship Briefing
Renegade Legion - Centurion
Renegade Legion - Interceptor
Renegade Legion - Legionnaire
Renegade Legion - Leviathan
Renegade Legion - Renegade Fighter Briefing
Renegade Legion - Technical Update
Renegade Legion - TOG Fighter Briefing
Renegade Legion - Vehicle Briefing

This Unity tutorial will create the basic framework for our main character such as, movement, camera position, weapons, and applying damage to enemies. Throughout the tutorial, we'll learn how to manipulate Unity's Player Relative Control prefab to give us our third person view and then we'll learn how to create the desired player movement based off of those scripts. After that, we'll get into creating weapon functionality for our assault rifle and our shotgun using our own custom scripts. Finally, we'll end the course by applying our weapon damage to affect an enemy's health and make them explode when that health reaches zero.

In this Unity tutorial we will learn how to add the audio to our game objects in Unity. Throughout these lessons, we'll add all of the audio used in this game. We'll start out by adding the weapon firing and reload sound effects to our game weapons. Then we'll add the necessary audio to our character like footsteps, groans of pain, and his death sound effect. After that we'll get into adding audio to the enemies. We'll create their ambient crawling sound, their splatter and death scream. Then we'll wrap it all up by adding our music track to play while we are playing our game.

Myth 3 : The Wolf Age (ENG/2001)
2001 | PC | englisH | Developed by: Mumbo Jumbo | Publisher: Take Two Interactive | 473MB
Genre: RTS
Myth III is the background of the previously very popular RTS Myth and Myth II. The game begins 1000 years before the period covered by Myth: The Fallen Lords, in 1421. Along with the legendary hero by the name of Connaught you have to go through a lot of intense battles with hostile races mirkridia, ogres and Trow. In the end, Evil and Good win Connacht deservedly become the first emperor of land inhabited by people.

Track down and eliminate dangerous forces from behind the wheel of the world?s most relied upon front-line vehicle ? the HUMVEE?. Whether rumbling through a sun-baked desert, steaming tropical jungle or frozen tundra, it?s up to you to deliver a knockout punch to America?s enemies. With simple pick-up-and-play controls and immediate arcade-style action, this is your war to win.

Assembling Sinclair Ubuntu is ready for use, is at once in Russian. Has a version of the Sinclair interface, and includes all necessary software for immediate operation directly from the disk.

Apocalyptica is a third person action title set in a distant, forlorn future where Satan has left the bowels of the underworld in a concerted effort to control the universe. As one of the last remaining champions of humanity, players must unite with fellow military members in a last ditch effort to stop Satan and his dark army by mounting a full scale assault on Planet Nu Hades.

Developers of first-person shooters are desperately trying to reinvigorate their old dogs with new tricks. Some do realism, some try their hand at scare tactics (I hate you, Shannen), some do pure combat, some role-play a bit, and some just give gameplay the bird and stuff their boxes with a load of useless, vulgar crap. Others? Well, others make players presidents of their own little group of killing machines.