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Hi, sape2 yg minat nak main game berunsur Timur Tengah atau Islam bolehlah layari laman2 web nih:
1) Arabian Lords - The Empire of Ancient Islam
http://www.arabianlords.com/Public/main_public_master.aspx
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Travel back in time and become an enterprising merchant lord during the Rise of Islam. Start with one palace and expand to rule an entire city! But beware the perils of power |
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macam menarik. Dapat pengetahuan sejarah Islam. Tapi graphic hmm.. bole la.. |
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Originally posted by din_atos at 8-8-2008 10:09 PM 
macam menarik. Dapat pengetahuan sejarah Islam. Tapi graphic hmm.. bole la..
em...biaselah. baru nak membangun ke arah bidang tuh.... lg pn pakar tak ramai. itupun perlu corperate dgn US gaming company. |
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"Special Force 2" Launch
Hezbollah launches another anti-Israel computer game.
Hezbollah was set Thursday to launch a computer game highlighting the defeat of Israel in its aggressive war on Lebanon last year.
"Special Force 2: Tale of the Truthful Pledge" allows players to engage in war with Israeli soldiers and to blow up Israeli tanks.
The game was to be launched at the Hezbollah "Spider's Web" museum which opened its doors last month in Beirut's southern suburbs.
A member of the design team said "Special Force 2" was intended to give Hezbollah supporters a chance to "feel the victory as if they were taking part in attacks they were cheering for from far."
Children living in the district, like Ali and Hassan Hammiyeh, have long been looking forward to the game. "I'm eagerly awaiting Thursday to go and buy it. I want to feel like a Hezbollah struggler," said Hassan.
Bilal, owner of a nearby computer shop, said: "In the West there are computer games that introduce the Arabs as terrorists. Here, in such games, we're telling the world we're fighting our occupiers."
The game is not Hezbollah's first. In 2003 it introduced Special Force 1, which allowed players to take the part in a battle with Israeli soldiers in areas in southern Lebanon.
On the Special Force 1 box cover a message to users said: "The designers of Special Force are very proud to provide you with this special product, which embodies objectively the defeat of the Israeli enemy and the heroic actions taken by heroes of the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon."
In the new game, Hezbollah use the same concept, but this time focusing on last year's battles with Israeli soldiers in areas like Bint Jbeil and Maroun al Ras.
Israel launched a massive attack on Lebanon on July 12, which lasted 33 days, after Hezbollah guerrillas snatched two of its soldiers in a cross-border attack.
"In this game you can be a partner in the victory. Fight, resist and destroy your enemy's Merkava tank in the game of force and victory," a Hezbollah member said.
"The game features the battles that took place in southern Lebanon in July between our strugglers and the Zionists. Special Force 2 also offers mental and personal training for those who play."
According to Hezbollah, the game can be played in Arabic, English, French and Farsi.
A large crowd was expected to attend the launch at the Spider's Web museum, which has been displaying damaged Israeli military equipment and vehicles gathered by Hezbollah during the July war.
The museum's name echoes a remark from one of the rousing speeches by Hezbollah leader al-Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, who said that Israel is "more feeble than a spider's web."
Ali Ahmed, a spokesman for the museum, said nearly 300,000 people had visited since it opened at the end of July. There were plans to make it a permanent museum, perhaps somewhere in southern Lebanon.
"We are expecting the crowd to be massive on Thursday when we introduced the new game in front the press," he added.
The museum is entered via a reconstructed Hezbollah bunker, where figures dressed in fatigues and holding Kalashnikovs represent Hezbollah guerrillas on the battlefield.
Photographs from the war and weapons and ammunition captured from the Israeli military are displayed, as well as pictures of dead Lebanese children in the Israeli bombings.
Some 1,200 people, mostly women and children, were killed in Lebanon, as well as 159 on the Israeli side, during the conflict.
A centrepiece of the museum is a big picture of an Israeli warship hit by Hezbollah fire, captioned by Nasrallah's televised announcement in which he said: "Watch it burn. It will sink taking with it tens of Zionist Israeli soldiers."
Hezbollah enjoys wide support in Lebanon, especially among the large Shiite Moslem community. The group is proud of thwarting Israel in its avowed objective to crush Hezbollah's military structure and release the two kidnapped Israeli soldiers.
On Tuesday, Nasrallah told a huge rally in Beirut's southern suburbs that Israel would face a "great surprise that could change the course of war and the destiny of the region" if it tried to attack Lebanon again.
Hizbollah - Special Force 2
http://spf2.owfiles.com/
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cam ala2 game call of duty...
nampak cam layan je |
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Maju beb. Kat Malaysia pun xbleh wat game camtu lagi. |
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Originally posted by Opacity-0 at 24-9-2008 04:30 PM 
Maju beb. Kat Malaysia pun xbleh wat game camtu lagi.
Ko jangan memperkecilkan malaysia,nanti suatu hari nanti negara kita juga akan mampu bersaing & boleh membina game seumpama itu ataupon game yang lebih canggih lagi.
" Made In Malaysia-Roots 'n' Boots " |
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Originally posted by edy_uptown at 3-12-2008 09:57 AM 
Ko jangan memperkecilkan malaysia,nanti suatu hari nanti negara kita juga akan mampu bersaing & boleh membina game seumpama itu ataupon game yang lebih canggih lagi.
" Made In Malaysia-R ...
Roots n' Boots?? hehe.. game mcm mana tuh??  |
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Post time 8-8-2008 09:32 PM
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