تم افتتاح مكتبه العاب لمياسه اطلب اي لعب سوف اجبها خلال ثلاث ايام

**ما king سه** · 30-Aug-2007,02:12 AM

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روابط كل لعبة على حدى فى الرابط

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**ما king سه** · 30-Aug-2007,02:17 AM

: السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

لعبة

STRONG HOLD والمسماة بلعبة صلاح الدين بجميع اجزائها الاربعة
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**ما king سه** · 30-Aug-2007,02:18 AM

Made Man by eWares.org

Your
mission is to be 'made' – that is, being firmly accepted into the fold
of the Mafia elite. But what dirty deeds must you perform to get there?
What will you have to sacrifice, and who might double cross you, on the
way?

Made Man is a story of friendship, betrayal and greed told
in seventeen action-packed chapters that span three decades, from the
blood-soaked jungles of '60s Vietnam to the grime and high-rise hell of
'70s and '80s New York City. The game has been created in conjunction
with genuine Mafia insiders; New York Times best selling author David
Fisher and Bill Bonnano, former high ranking member of the infamous
Bonnano crime family. Such valuable insights ensure that Made Man's
atmosphere, characters, style and violence are all as authentic as
possible to real life.

"Made Man indoctrinates you into the
family of the modern Mafia and lets you live the power, corruption and
violence during the '60s, '70s and '80s," commented Andy Payne,
Managing Director of Mastertronic. "Working closely with David Fisher
and Bill Bonnano has resulted in a Pulp noire-style plot for the game
rivalled only by Oscar-winning big screen epics. With Made Man, we're
doing to the Mafia videogames genre what The Godfather did to Mafia
movies."

"This is about as close to really being in the mob as a
game can be. You turn your back on the wrong person, that's it, game
over," continued Bill Bonnano, real life Made Man and former member of
the Bonnano crime family. "I have worked with author David Fisher to
make sure every level, every scene, every detail, actually represents
the inner workings of organised crime. No question about it this is as
real as it gets."

Players assume the role of Joey Verola and
play through the key events in his life of crime. Along the way players
will experience many innovative gameplay features, including:

*
Avoid a hail of bullets by using the jump to cover technique, which
launches Joey in the direction of the nearest safe spot. From there,
Joey can sidle along and around the cover spot as well as fire over or
around it before ducking back into safety. Joey can also create his own
cover spots by strategically blasting away at the game's destructible
scenery.
* Remotely view the action at key locations away from
Joey's immediate environment by taking advantage of the
picture-in-picture views. PIP allows players to memorise the locations
of sentries and important items, as well as heightening Made Man's
movie-like dramatic style.
* Joey can wield two firing weapons
simultaneously for double the carnage! Melee weapons are also available
for brutal bar room-style brawling and hand-to-hand combat using
anything from chair legs, crowbars and knives to inflict the most
damage.
* Joey can throw all manner of explosive missiles including
grenades, Molotov cocktails and pipe bombs for maximum firepower.
Missiles may also be used in stealthier stand-offs, in the form of
empty drinks cans and rocks that can be used to distract and stun the
enemy.
* Silverback's proprietary physics and 'rag doll' system is
designed from the ground up to feature rich and dynamic environments
that allow the player to destroy surroundings and enemies with
realistic and spectacular results.

In addition to the key
features above, Made Man also features a comprehensive reward system.
As Joey fights he will be rewarded for performing various types of hits
and kills. As Joey amasses these rewards he increases the effectiveness
of his abilities and also gains new skills. Beware of hitting innocent
civilians however, as doing so will actually punish the player by
reducing accumulated points and, if too many innocents are targeted,
Joey's speed, reload time and accuracy are all negatively affected.
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