1C Company announced the development of the sequel to the stealth-action the game Death to Spies: Moment of Truth. The main character this game is called Semion Strogov, Captain of the 4th department of the Soviet Counterintelligence service SMERSH. SMERSH in general can be interpreted in the language of Russian Death to Spies, was the name of the Counterintelligence departments in the Soviet Army during World War II.
equipped with a variety of skills that is needed, especially for dangerous missions including getting information about the disposition of hostile military and civil units.
Key features:
- Brand new missions located in Western and Eastern Europe, USA, in the UK and the territory of the former USSR
- New vehicles and weapons
- Enhanced animations and visuals
- New graphic effects: new landscape texturing with higher resolution and bump mapping effects, updated rendering with HDR and dithered shadows
- Improved interface
- Moment of Truth contains a lot of improvements based on the game community’s requests
Minimum System Requirements
Operating System: Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista
Processor: Intel Pentium IV or AMD Athlon 2 - 2,4 GHz
Memory: 1 GB
Video card: NVIDIA GeForce 5700/ATI Radeon 9800 with 128 MB RAM or higher
Sound card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card
Hard disc: 3,8 GB
CD ROM: DVD ROM
Recommended System Requirements
Operating System: Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista
Processor: Intel Pentium IV or AMD Athlon 2,8 GHz
Memory: 2 GB
Video card: NVIDIA GeForce 7800/ATI Radeon 1600 with 256 MB RAM or higher
Sound card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card
Hard disc: 3,8 GB
CD ROM: DVD ROM
Plant Vs Zombies II will be released soon, for you guys fans of the game with funny animations and addictive gameplay, of course, for this one game is not foreign anymore and of course do not miss the game list your smartphone. As one of the best casual game ever released for the developer PopCap brought the tower defense genre, by making plants As with any type of defense to repel the zombies that can not be get in, is makes the game never loses fans, and till now is still favorite game to play with, especially the seasons of going home like this, who needs a refresh in the middle of traffic jams.
About the detailed information given about the news PopCap itself is actually only a confirmation of the presence Plant Vs Zombies game with the latest sequel, and for a platform that can play the game are still kept secret. PopCap own hand just said that the sequel will be presenting a variety of new features, situation and setting new missions are planned to be released on the coming spring of 2013.
Sam Fisher not yet finished! Splinter Cell: Conviction is considered as the end of the series because of the closure of the organization Splinter Cell Third Echelon, Remnants members of Third Echelon who is a terrorist now codenamed "The Blacklist", will be pursued by Sam Fisher himself, that became leader of the new organization formed by the American president: "Fourth Echelon".
Splinter Cell: Blacklist planned to publish third quarter 2013, and is available for PC, Xbox 360, and PS3. This game also supports Kinect, so it must be very interesting. Awaited further news from Ubisoft.
Windows 8 is that your tablet and your PC can be the same device. Exactly how will that work? After seeing of intriguing possibilities, we’re starting to get a more firm idea with actual products like the Samsung Series 7 and Series 5 PCs.
The new machines are hybrid PCs — meaning they “transform” from an 11.6-inch Windows 8 tablet to laptop and back again. They do so via keyboard docks, which hold the tablet in place.
Make no mistake, these are full Windows 8 PCs, not Windows RT devices. That means you can run all your old Windows 7 or XP apps on them in addition to any newer Windows 8 apps. They also sport Samsung’s new take on the old Windows Start menu, the S Launcher, which should calm the nerves of a few skittish Windows 8 users.
There’s a big gap in price between the Series 7 and Series 5, which cost $1,199 and $749, respectively. That’s because of what they have inside: The Series 7 boasts an Intel Core i5 processor, 4GB of RAM and a 128GB solid-state drive. But the Series 5 is something else, packing Intel’s latest Atom mobile chip “Clover Trail,” 2GB of RAM and a 64GB SSD. Both will be available when Windows 8 launches, Oct. 26.
While the keyboard dock is included with the Series 7, you can get the Series 5 with or without it. With no dock, it just costs $649. The pricing gives you an idea of what other Windows 8 tablets like the Microsoft Surface and Lenovo’s Clover Trail model might cost.
Finally, Samsung has tied its new hybrids into its AllShare network, the company’s cloud service for sharing content across devices. Any photos you take with the tablets, for example, will automatically get shared to your other devices via the service. While this functionality doesn’t yet apply to movies and TV shows you might buy from Samsung’s online media hubs, the company says it’s working on it.
How do you like Samsung’s Windows 8 hybrids, or hybrids in general? Let us know in the comments.
Update: It looks like Samsung is calling these tablets “ATIV” tablets in the global market. Reps tell us Samsung hasn’t decided if it’ll use this label in the U.S.
Source
Samsung unveiled the Samsung Galaxy Note II smartphone Wednesday at its event at the IFA trade show in Berlin.
The new Note is narrower and taller than the old version, with a 5.5-inch HD Super AMOLED screen — slightly larger than the previous Note‘s 5.3-incher. Samsung managed to narrow the form factor by changing the aspect ratio to a 16:9 widescreen display.
The new Note is powered by Android 4.1 “Jelly Bean.” It packs a 1.6GHz quad-core processor with 2GB of RAM.
Of course, it also has the S Pen stylus, boasting some new abilities that weren’t in the old Note. First is Air View, which lets you preview content by hovering the stylus over icons. For example, you could hold the S Pen over a day on a calendar, and a preview window of that day’s appointments will appear.
There’s also Quick Command: Just sweep the S Pen up and a blank square pops up where you can write customized commands that will instantly do things such as send an email to a specific person.
SEE ALSO: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1: The Stylus Just Got Real [REVIEW]
Popup Note is a kind of multitasking ability, letting you call up a note from the S Note app as a pop-up window on the screen. This could come in handy when you get a phone call and need to write something down quickly.
Finally there’s Easy Clip, a way to quickly outline and crop certain kinds of content on the screen. With the S Pen’s button, it intelligently figures out what you want to clip, then you can paste it into other content.
The Galaxy Note II will be available in 16, 32 and 64GB configurations, all enhanceable via a microSD card. It has an 8-megapixel camera with all the new camera functions that we saw in the Galaxy S III. There’s also a bonus camera function called Best Faces, letting users designate the “most preferred” face in a group.
The new Note will be available in white or gray, and it’ll debut October in Europe, Asia and the Middle East. No word yet on a U.S. launch.
source
.jpg "Samsung Unveils Galaxy Note II")
