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]]> By: gekore78 http://psyncinteractive.com/?p=1009&cpage=1#comment-2225 gekore78 Sun, 07 Sep 2014 22:02:26 +0000 http://psyncinteractive.com/?p=1009#comment-2225 I'm looking to get a Chevy Silverado z71 and I'm not sure from what year it <a href="http://xaeniq.com" rel="nofollow">sholud</a> be. It has to be cheap but still have the power to go off-road. I'm not much into boggin but I still want to be able to drive out to my lease through the woods. I'm 16 and this will be my first truck. I'm still looking to put more money on the truck once I have it, but I want to have a truck that isn't too old but cheap. I’m looking to get a Chevy Silverado z71 and I’m not sure from what year it sholud be. It has to be cheap but still have the power to go off-road. I’m not much into boggin but I still want to be able to drive out to my lease through the woods. I’m 16 and this will be my first truck. I’m still looking to put more money on the truck once I have it, but I want to have a truck that isn’t too old but cheap.

]]> By: Spike http://psyncinteractive.com/?p=1009&cpage=1#comment-83 Spike Mon, 20 Sep 2010 14:41:50 +0000 http://psyncinteractive.com/?p=1009#comment-83 There are so many awesome and addictive iPhone games out there, and the vast majority of these are simple (or at least they look simple before you play them) puzzle-based games and then your no-brainer addictive games (such as Fruit Ninja, that game is pure genius on so many levels!). Now, as much as I love or admire the skill, passion and graphics that go into a lot of the next generation console games, there is definitely something satisfying and sometimes even nostalgic about the smaller touchscreen titles. There's also an accessibility value to them as well, especially when it comes to sitting on the bog! Angry Birds, Fruit Ninja, Hoggy and Zombie Flick (bloody genius game, and in 3D too... check it out John-bwoy) are prime examples. Looking through the app store last night I decided to go to the Best Games You've Never Played section and discovered some awesome games I wanna get when I've got some cash, including some brilliant retro-style ones. As well as that I have seen a fair few decent-looking old-skool adventure/point n' click titles including one called 'Hector: Badge of Carnage', a wonderfully stylistic and England-set detective comedy which I think Psync could have made. Overall, there is definite potential for us at Psync to carve our own little niche in the mobile/touchscreen games market, something to seriously consider anyway... There are so many awesome and addictive iPhone games out there, and the vast majority of these are simple (or at least they look simple before you play them) puzzle-based games and then your no-brainer addictive games (such as Fruit Ninja, that game is pure genius on so many levels!). Now, as much as I love or admire the skill, passion and graphics that go into a lot of the next generation console games, there is definitely something satisfying and sometimes even nostalgic about the smaller touchscreen titles. There’s also an accessibility value to them as well, especially when it comes to sitting on the bog! Angry Birds, Fruit Ninja, Hoggy and Zombie Flick (bloody genius game, and in 3D too… check it out John-bwoy) are prime examples. Looking through the app store last night I decided to go to the Best Games You’ve Never Played section and discovered some awesome games I wanna get when I’ve got some cash, including some brilliant retro-style ones. As well as that I have seen a fair few decent-looking old-skool adventure/point n’ click titles including one called ‘Hector: Badge of Carnage’, a wonderfully stylistic and England-set detective comedy which I think Psync could have made.

Overall, there is definite potential for us at Psync to carve our own little niche in the mobile/touchscreen games market, something to seriously consider anyway…

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