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Interview with Farmville girl player

Aug 11, 2011

We recently found someone at Facebook, a girl that like to play farmville. She loves to play it everyday. Her name is Angela. She lives in Singapura and born there too at June 15th 1984, Gemini girl. OK, let’s start the interview.
(all interview was happen at Melayu, the language of Singapura, but translated to English)

Q: So you love to play Farmville? Why do you love it?
A: Hmmmm… I love it, when I was a children, my father usually brought me to the farm. He is farm owner. I looked the farmers, they planted vegetables, fruits, spices, and flower. Wow! That was what I thought that day. It would be great if I can plant the fresh vegetables and all plant with my hand. Because of that, I love to do many things which are related to faming, especially playing Farmville of course.

Q: Wait, did you say many things? What do you mean?
A: Yes I love to plant some vegetables, fruits, and flowers on my garden. You know, my father also love to do it too. We usually take our weekend to do many things about farming.

Q: Cool! Let’s back to the Farmville. How many hours do you play Farmville in a day?
A: I usually play it one hour a day. I love it, but I’m not addicted. I do it while I open Facebook to communicate with my friends. You know, Farmville is good for killing time.

Q: What are the best things on Farmville?
A: Farmville taught me lot of things about nature, grow plants, raising animal. I also like its pictures, they are very cute  I can also build my dream farm. It’s cool. Wonder if I can build the farm like that.

Q: Did You say you want to build a farm?
A: Yes, My father is farm owner, so I want to be like him too. I will build a wonderful farm. Thanks to Farmville I can keep my dream while I still preparing for the real one.

Q: So what is your preparation?
A: After I finish my high school, I will go to Thailand to take Bachelor degree in farming. Now I will study hard to be accepted.

Q: Any other games you like?
A: Sometimes I play crazzy Cabbie, Frontierville, Who Has The Biggest Brain, Bubble Spinner, etc.
I don’t like Mafia Wars, because i’m a girl and i hate violence.

We have heard about a girl that loves to play, but she doesn’t just wasting time. She like it because she loves nature. Now we can say that Farmville taught us about nature

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Games Review Of Dragon Age: Origins

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Published by Electronic Arts in November and December 2009, Dragon Age: Origins is considered to be a “dark heroic fantasy with mature themes”. It is even thought of by many to be the “spiritual successor” to the Baldur’s Gate game series which, in turn, was based on the original Dungeons & Dragons RPGs.

Dragon Age: Origins is set in the mythical kingdom of Ferelden, with players assuming either the role of a mage, rogue, or warrior who must unite this strife-ridden kingdom in order to repel a demon invasion. Each of these classes may be upgraded into specialisations like berserkers, templars, rangers, assassins, spirit healers, and shape-shifters.

Players embark on their adventures using a “party system” whereby the featured main character is accommodated by up to three other party members chosen from a non-playing character (NPC) pool. Decisions the player makes throughout the game influence the accompanying NPCs, who may leave the party or even attack the player if they strongly disagree with them.

Characters are also given unique backgrounds depending on their race and class. These unique characters are what put the word “origins” in the game’s title, as each character gets a different story depending on their origins.

Most reviewers praised the game’s storyline and adherence to classic RPG-gaming styles, despite any perceived lack of originality. Giant Bomb, for example, described Dragon Age Origins as being “a real throwback to the good old days of PC role-playing epics.”

The game also features downloadable content. By November 12, 2009, sales of the downloadable add-ons, namely “Warden’s Keep” and “The Stone Prisoner” had generated more than million in sales revenue for BioWare. An additional expansion pack, “Awakening”, was also released to the public March 16, 2010.

Since the game’s launch even more expansion packs have been released, including titles like “Blood Dragon Armor”, “Return to Ostagar”, “Darkspawn Chronicles”, and “Leliana’s Song”.

The game became an immediate success, overwhelmed with positive reviews by professional gamers and amateurs alike. The PC-version received scores of 95%, 90.17%, 91%, and 90% from GameSpot, GameRankings, Metacritic, and Game Information, respectively. The PS3 version, suffering from visual issues like disappearing and reappearing corpses, faired slightly worse, receiving 85.92% and 87% from Game Rankings and Metacritic, respectively.

Dragon Age: Origins even won several awards, such as the “Role-Playing/Massively Multi-player Game of the Year 2009″ award from the Academy of Interactive Arts & Science, game of the Year 2009 from U.S. PC Gamer, and “Best PC Role-Playing Game of the Year” from Imagine Games Network (IGN).

Dragon Age: Origins is available on the Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 gaming platforms.

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Bubble Spinner, Three Towers Solitaire, Crystal Klondike Solitaire

Jul 12, 2010

Like the last post, I want to share some games more. They also very fun to play. The first one is about playing with ball, the second is card, and the last one also about card.

Bubble Spinner

Like bouncing balls, you have to shoot a group of balls with same color, then they will plop. The fun part is the ball will spin if you shoot them. The speed and the direction of the spinning rotation are according to where you shoot it. It also challenges you, because you have to rotate them then plop them if you want to win. Trust me, it is harder than bouncing balls, much more. You have to play it.

Three Towers Solitaire

All you have to do is chose the next card on your hand. You can choose the next card lower than yours or higher. For example, you have 3-spades card, you can chose 4-spades or 2-spades. Also it is no problem if you chose another shape or color. As long as the number is next to your card, you can choose it. After you chose it, it will be the card on your hand. Chose again until all of cards was chosen. If you stuck on a card, you can use wild card then you can choose any cards. You can only use it once, so use it wisely. The game will be over if there is no option again regarding the card on your hand and available cards. Sometimes it needs luck to finish a level with good scores.

Crystal Klondike Solitaire

If you use Windows as your OS, you will familiar with this game. The good thing about this game is the design is cool. There is lot of colors, so you can leave the one on your windows and turn to this solitaire. There is three modes. The first you can draw one-by-one card from your deck and you can repeat it unlimitedly. The second one is you draw 3-by-3 cards, and you can repeat it unlimitedly, the hardest mode is you can only repeat 3-by-3 draws for three times. So place your cards wisely so you can finish it.

The best part of all of this game is you can get unlimited scores. Invite your friends, compare the scores, and see who is the best. Brag it out on your wall so your friends can see it.

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