Minggu, 22 Oktober 2017

History of the Video Console Gaming Systems Through Seven Generations

A video gaming system is an interactive electronic device which is used for playing video games on a personal computer.

The honor of being the first video console game lies with the Magnavox Odyssey which was invented by Ralph H. Baer in 1972. This game met with only moderate success and was soon succeeded in popularity by 'Pong' which was an arcade game which was released by Atari. Therefore, these two games along with their close successors like Odyssey 100, Odyssey 200, Smash and Sears which formed the first generation of video console gaming systems in the world. This was followed by the second generation games in 1976 and these were equipped with the Video Entertainment System (VES) which comprised of cartridges along with ROM to store instructions.
History of the Video Console Gaming Systems Through Seven Generations
The third generation of the video console gaming systems emerged after a long hiatus in 1983 after having witnessed two major crashes. This generation marked the advent of the Japanese company Nintendo into the market in form of NES, Nintendo entertainment system in 1985 as well as its hit game the Super Mario Bros. The fourth generation did not witness the release of any particular game but saw an improvement in the storage capacity as well as technology with regards to the video console games. The fifth generation video console games were the Atari Jaguar, 3DO, the Nintendo 64, PlayStation by Sony as well as the Sega Saturn. dragon hils 2 mod apk

The sixth generation was probably the most revolutionary generation with regards to the video console gaming industry as it was during this generation that the DVDs were used for storage for the first time in the game media. It was also during this generation that three of the most popular video console games were released namely PS2 by Sony, Xbox by Microsoft and GameCube by Nintendo. These video console games were further advanced in the current generation namely the seventh generation but have still retained their popularity as the most sought-after gaming consoles in the world. The prominent gaming consoles in the seventh, which also happens to be the latest, generation are the PS3 by Sony, the Xbox 360 by Microsoft and the Wii by Nintendo.

Kamis, 28 September 2017

Bad and Good in Gaming

Permainan adalah salah satu hobi dan karir terbesar di dunia. Orang-orang bermain game untuk bersenang-senang atau belajar sambil merekam video tentang permainan lainnya. Pada artikel ini, saya akan lebih fokus pada game itu sendiri dan tidak begitu banyak sisi bagaimana membuat video game. Gamer datang dalam segala usia, jenis kelamin, agama, lokasi dan bentuk yang berbeda. Latar belakang orang-orang yang gamer membuat game yang jauh lebih menyenangkan. seperti : geeim.com

Latar belakang gamer bisa berperan dalam jenis game yang dimainkan orang. Ada berbagai macam kombinasi untuk berbagai kategori yang berkaitan dengan jenis permainan dan jenis gamer. Anda benar-benar perlu melihat situs web game untuk mendapatkan semua informasi terkait sebelum membeli.

Ada banyak platform online tempat Anda bisa membeli game dari Steam atau Humble Bundle. Situs seperti : http://www.erick-bm.top/ tersebut akan memberi Anda deskripsi, video oleh perusahaan, gambar, tag pengguna, dan non-pengguna, ulasan, situs web, perusahaan dan akun sosial mereka. Sadarilah bahwa situs game mungkin tidak menunjukkan semua hal yang perlu Anda ketahui. Paling tidak, sebuah perusahaan game akan menunjukkan deskripsi penjualan singkat, sejumlah kecil gambar (5 terbaik), satu atau dua video oleh mereka dan akun sosial mereka. Yang paling mereka berikan adalah deskripsi informatif, akun sosial, ulasan pengguna dan video mereka.

Mari selami langsung apa yang dianggap negatif tentang game. Sebagian besar hal negatif tentang permainan berasal dari orang-orang yang nyata dalam permainan tersebut, jenis permainan dan jenis permainan untuk orang yang salah. Permainan bisa dibuat dengan buruk tapi tidak selalu terjadi dimana game itu sendiri buruk. Bisa jadi di mana itu adalah jenis game yang salah untuk orang yang salah. Di sinilah kategori masuk. Mungkin sebuah game memiliki sedikit kekerasan. Itu tidak membuat buruk; itu hanya membuat jenis permainan yang salah untuk tujuh tahun. Atau mungkin Anda membeli game puzzle untuk orang yang menyukai action type games. Jadi tindakan mencintai orang tidak akan menikmatinya, tapi itu tidak membuat permainan puzzle itu buruk!

Jenis permainan tidak terbatas dari ketelanjangan, narkoba dan alkohol, horor, perjudian dengan uang dan banyak lagi. Jenis yang berbeda ini salah bagi para remaja gamer sekaligus salah untuk orang yang tidak suka melihat hal seperti itu.

Permainan memiliki sisi baik dan buruk seperti hal lainnya. Kuncinya adalah seberapa bagus dan buruk sisi itu. Misalnya, beberapa game memiliki sisi buruk dengan pemain yang suka bertarung banyak. Ini biasa terjadi dalam game. Memahami banyak gamer, ini bukan masalah besar; Namun, bagi kaum muda yang baru mengenal game atau bahkan game pada umumnya ini bisa membuat frustasi. Ada kalanya Anda ingin menghindari sisi buruk semua bersama-sama. Ada saat dimana kebaikan melebihi yang buruk. Jika ini terjadi dan tidak ada masalah dengan permainan itu sendiri; maka sisi buruk hanya bahwa satu kecil terbang di kamar Anda yang bukan masalah besar. Perhatian: Jika yang buruk melebihi yang baik, saya akan sangat menyarankan menghindari permainan itu.

Aspek lain yang akan membuat pengembang game atau pencipta game adalah representasi. Haruskah saya katakan, kurangnya representasi yang tidak terbatas pada ras, tipe tubuh dan pesan dalam permainan. Jika Anda bisa menyesuaikan karakter Anda, tentu saja Anda tidak akan memiliki masalah dengan representasi. Ada masalah dalam beberapa permainan di mana mereka tidak mewakili perempuan yang kuat dan cerdas, perempuan minoritas dan laki-laki, perempuan besar, kecil, tinggi, dan pendek dan laki-laki. Perhatikan bagaimana saya tidak menempatkan "laki-laki" setelah perempuan kuat? Itu karena pria dalam game SELALU tampil kuat dan cerdas.

Dalam permainan yang menunjukkan pria kuat dan cerdas, dia kemungkinan besar akan tampil berkulit putih, tinggi, kurus, bintang film dan penggemar. Anda jarang melihatnya menjadi minoritas, pendek, gemuk, bukan penggemar, kutu buku, sambil tetap kuat dan cerdas. Anda melihat ini bahkan KURANG bagi wanita. Beberapa wanita dalam permainan juga putih, tinggi, kurus dan kuat saat menunjukkan kulit seperti tidak ada hari esok. Anda hanya melihat perempuan-perempuan ini di game MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game) sekalipun. Game RPG dimaksudkan untuk dunia fantasi di mana Anda kebanyakan melawan orang dan monster. Tentu statistik betina akan kuat tapi tidak terlihat kuat.

Senin, 28 Agustus 2017

Game of Thrones season 7 finale: the 3 game-changing twists

Major spoilers follow for Game of Thrones’ season seven finale, “The Dragon and the Wolf.”
Game of Thrones concluded its abbreviated seventh season with a supersize episode featuring a whole lot of talking, as what seemed like half of the series’ cast held a very lengthy series of negotations.

But with the end of “The Dragon and the Wolf,” showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss capped off the season with a triple whammy of very big, long-in-the-making moments.

Daenerys Targaryen and Jon Snow finally decide to consummate their mutual attraction while on a boat sailing northward, confirming a long-anticipated romantic pairing of two of the series’ main characters.
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At the same time, hundreds of miles away, Bran Stark and Samwell Tarly finally piece together the mystery of Jon’s parentage and realize that that he’s not only a Targaryen but a legitimate Targaryen named “Aegon.” That is: He’s not a bastard, and he has a claim to the Iron Throne according to Westeros’s inheritance laws. Also, this makes Dany his aunt — which is something Jon probably would have preferred to know before heading to her cabin.

Such personal concerns then paled, though, in the face of the true game changer of the season’s final moments: The Night King’s dragon-powered attack destroys part of the Wall, allowing the army of the dead to finally pour into the Seven Kingdoms.

This final image makes clear that Game of Thrones’ eighth and final season will heavily focus on the war against the White Walkers. And yet there will clearly be more human scheming too, as Cersei Lannister has decided to break her agreement with Jon and Dany, holding her army back from the North in hopes of maintaining her grip on the Iron Throne. So here’s a rundown of the biggest events from the finale.

Ice and fire came together (on a boat)…

Long before this season began, fans of both the TV series and George R.R. Martin’s books speculated that everything was building toward an eventual romantic pairing of Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen.

The book series is titled A Song of Ice and Fire, after all. That title seemed to promise an eventual clash between fire-breathing dragons and the icy White Walkers, but it also apparently foreshadowed the union of Dany and Jon, the characters that best represent fire and ice.

And after several episodes of not-exactly-subtle setup, it finally happened. Despite Jon’s previous protestations that there was “no time” for romantic concerns, he eventually concluded that there wasn’t much else to do on a long and boring boat trip to the North other than pay Dany a private visit. (Okay, he’s fallen in love with her.)

Could the ultimate ending of the series be Jon and Dany, married, as king and queen of Westeros? Or is that too pat and predictable a conclusion for Martin? There’s still one more season, after all, so perhaps their love will end tragically instead.

Plus, they’re about to learn one bit of information that could really complicate things.

…as we finally learned the full truth about Jon’s parentage

From season one, Jon Snow has been described to both the characters and viewers of Game of Thrones as Ned Stark’s bastard son. In truth, though, he’s neither a bastard nor Ned’s son.

When Bran huddles with Sam at Winterfell, he finally explicitly confirms what he saw in visions in the season six finale: that Jon is the son of Ned’s sister Lyanna Stark.

In the series’ history, Lyanna is a key figure in Robert’s Rebellion, the war that deposed the Targaryen dynasty and brought the Baratheons to the throne. It was Lyanna’s supposed kidnapping by Prince Rhaegar Targaryen — Dany’s older brother — that infuriated the Starks and Baratheons and started the war in the first place.


Now, though, Bran learns through another vision that Rhaegar didn’t kidnap Lyanna at all — rather, they were in love. What’s more, as Sam clarifies, they made that love official in a secret marriage ceremony. Then, they had a child together that Lyanna named “Aegon,” and before she died from complications of childbirth, she handed off the child to Ned.

Because the Targaryens lost the war — Robert Baratheon killed Rhaegar on the battlefield and took the throne for himself — this child’s existence was tremendously dangerous, presenting a threat to Robert’s rule. So Ned kept the baby’s identity a secret, renaming him Jon and passing him off as his own bastard son rather than his sister’s legitimately born and royal child.

In some ways, this revelation will likely bring Jon and Dany closer together. For instance, the confirmation that Jon has Targaryen heritage seems to set him up to ride Dany’s only remaining riderless dragon, Rhaegal. The books hint at some sort of magical connection between Targaryens and their dragons, and Rhaegal is named after Jon’s father Rhaegar, after all.

Yet it seems likely that the news will also introduce new tension between Jon and Dany.

For one, the revelation that their love affair is incestuous could be problematic. Though Targaryens have a long tradition of incest — Jon’s ancestor and namesake Aegon married not one but two of his sisters — it’s still considered taboo in much of the rest of Westeros, and in the North. Jon could well react with disgust at what he’s done, à la Oedipus.

Second, the showrunners have specifically chosen to emphasize that Jon is not only a Targaryen but a legitimate Targaryen and the heir to the Iron Throne. Indeed, according to Westeros’s succession laws, he has a better claim than Dany to the throne, since he’s the only surviving son of the last Targaryen king’s firstborn son.

Might Dany view Jon’s Targaryen heritage as a threat to her own rule? They’re getting along wonderfully right now, so it doesn’t seem like that would be a problem, so long as they just marry and unite their claims. But it’s unclear why the series would emphasize this plot point so late, if it wasn’t going to have a major impact. (What if Jon doesn’t want to marry his aunt?)

And indeed, the showrunners confirm as much in this week’s “Inside the Episode” segment. “It complicates everything on a political level, on a personal level, and it just makes everything that could have been so neat and kind of perfect for Jon and Dany — it really muddies the waters,” says showrunner David Benioff.

The White Walkers finally make it into the Seven Kingdoms
But for now, Jon and Dany will have bigger problems than their rival claims to the throne — because at long last, the White Walkers have breached the Wall in a spectacular attack.

We finally got a glimpse at the full force of the army of the dead, as many White Walkers and a seemingly endless mass of wight foot soldiers amassed north of Eastwatch, but seemed halted by the Wall itself.

Then the Night King made a dramatic airborne entrance on the back of his weapon of mass destruction: the reanimated dragon Viserion, breathing blue flame.

For many years, fans of the TV series and George R.R. Martin’s books have theorized about how the Wall might eventually fall. (The books introduced the idea that a magic horn could bring it down.) But it turns out the answer has been right in front of us for years now: a wall of magically reinforced ice is rather naturally vulnerable to an assault from magical dragon fire.

So Tormund Giantsbane and the Night’s Watch can only look on in horror as the Night King causes a major stretch of the wall to collapse and the army of the dead starts pouring through it — entering the North.

What’s next? Well, it’s notable that Jon, Dany, and their armies are still relatively far south — they’re sailing from King’s Landing to White Harbor, a port city on the southern border of the North, at season’s end.

Meanwhile, there’s a cluster of important characters — Sansa, Arya, Bran, Sam, and Gilly — currently at Winterfell, which is further north than White Harbor and a likely target for the next big White Walker attack.

With this twist, Game of Thrones would seem to be putting all its stock in the battle between humanity and the White Walkers. Except…

Cersei remains in the mix as a final antagonist

If you’d asked me last year for my predictions for Game of Thrones season 7, I’d have confidently wagered that we’d see Cersei Lannister at the very least lose her throne and probably get killed off entirely.

But no — against all odds, Cersei ends the season still in control of King’s Landing, and prepared to sabotage Jon and Dany’s attempts to unite all the Seven Kingdoms against the White Walkers (even though it loses her Jaime).

In the dramatic meeting at the Dragonpit, Cersei commits to Jon and Dany that she’ll send the Lannister army north to help them battle the White Walkers. But she later reveals to Jaime that she was lying. Instead, she’ll keep her army down south by her side and further bulk up its forces by sending Euron Greyjoy east, where he’ll use the Iron Bank’s line of credit to hire mercenaries. She’s happy to let Jon and Dany’s forces get torn apart by the army of the dead — it’s the North, not King’s Landing, that they’ll hit first, after all.

So though Jon and Dany have united, they’ll now have to face threats to their north and south simultaneously. Combined with the complications Jon’s own heritage could present for his alliance with Dany, it’s an intriguing twist suggesting the end of the series may not be as straightforward as we might expect.