Most of the reviewed games are quite popular, such as Mafia Wars, Who Has The Biggest Brain or Pet Society. But for those who are relatively new to Facebook, or rarely play games on the site, this book can be a guide to get started.
Publisher gradient Mediatama attempt to relieve the confusion with the book titled '25 Favorite Games Facebook '. True to its title, the book by Simpson Novia and Asp Effndhy reviews the 25 games that can be played on Facebook.
As a bonus, this book provides a way of changing the look of your Facebook profile. However, looking at the display tips, tricks seem to change the look of it is valid only when the profile seen by the owner himself from the computer she used everyday.
Not only describes how to play a game, Simpson and Asep duet also features tips and tricks to play those games. For those who target a large value in the game of course, brief instructions are quite valuable.
Book Title: Click & Play: 25 Favorite Facebook Games
Author: Astr Novi, Asp Effndhy
Publisher: Gradient Mediatama
Thick pages: 364 pages
Dimensions: 13 x 19 cm
In the meantime, Video Game Inspired Robot Military ..
Video games turned out to be not only useful for entertainment while off fatigue, but also useful in inspiring the birth of a robot that could be used for military purposes.
A robot named Pakbots for example, the robot is able to supervise the building of the enemy and be able to climb rocks. In addition, it also can transport explosives or dismantle the bomb with the help of remote control operated by the military.
Not just from an idea to make it, how to operate the robot even chimed like a video game that uses a joystick. This is a look at an industry show held in Maryland, the state of the United States.
besides facilitated by visual video game that inspired the establishment of the robots with a certain skill, it turns out the way the operation is also facilitated by the robot using a joystick habits that are usually used in a video game.
In addition to land robot, the performances are also featured robots aircraft controlled by joysticks or consoles. Of course this is already familiar in the hands of young people who grew up with video games.
"The army now has had a lot of experience playing video games and they are very familiar with these controls. Obviously, this reduces the time of their training in operating the unmanned aircraft, said Charlie Vaidam from iRobot, maker of game consoles for Pakbot.
For soldiers who are used to play games with the joystick, it will shorten their learning time on the joystick is used to control the robot, because both are not much different.
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