Metro Review of GTA San Andreas (Part Two)

9GAME believes that if you are a GTA games lover, you would not miss GTA San Andreas.

No one’s going to be mistaking this for Grand Theft Auto V, but they may need a second glance as the two games are set in the same fictional state and Los Santos and the surrounding area is meant to be the same place in both games (sort of, Rockstar now consider the PlayStation 2 era games to be in a different continuity to Grand Theft Auto IV and V so they’re not exactly the same).
Although it’s physically smaller than the newer games San Andreas is still the biggest in terms of scope, with three major cities and all the countryside in-between. In terms of story you play the role of gangster ‘CJ’, who returns to the city in 1992 after his mother is killed. The early part of the game finds you trying to restore your gang’s past glories but quickly diversifies into stealing jetpacks and jump jets for the most spurious of reasons.
Grand Theft Auto IV’s more grounded (read: boring) missions were a direct reaction to San Andreas’ uncaring attitude to plausibility and realism but in hindsight San Andreas’ attitude makes for far more fun. From playing pool and basketball to burgling random houses and, for the first time, flying real planes it’s obvious that this was the inspiration for Grand Theft Auto V in terms of more than just location.
San Andreas is also the first time the idea of changing your character’s role-playing style stats emerged, although the more organic system in Grand Theft Auto V works much better than spending tedious hours (well, minutes) in San Andreas’ gyms.
The touchscreen controls are a compromise, but you’d have to assume that anyone downloading a nine-year-old PlayStation 2 game on an Android knows what they’re getting themselves in for. Besides, you’re just as likely to be put off by the frustrating mission designs as you are the actual controls. San Andreas betrays its age in terms of more than just the graphics and there’s only so much a checkpoint system can do to alleviate the finicky objectives and sudden difficulty spikes.
The driving and shooting work better than you’d think but they’re still not actively good, and never really were. Indeed that’s why Grand Theft Auto V was such a revelation, because at last the gameplay mechanics had begun to catch up with the quality and complexity of the game world.
No matter how popular they are at the time none of the Grand Theft Auto games tend to have much value once their successor is released, and as a result San Andreas is more fun as a nostalgia piece than it is a classic video game. But even today there are few titles so wildly ambitious and so densely packed with things to do, no matter which format you’re playing them on.

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Metro Review of GTA San Andreas (Part One)

9GAME believes that if you are a GTA games lover, you would not miss GTA San Andreas.

Never mind missing UFO parts and the Mt Chiliad mural, the biggest mystery in Grand Theft Auto is why Rockstar refuses to release any of its remakes on anything other than smart devices. At first we wondered whether it was meant to be some meta joke about how unsuitable smartphones and tablets are for playing traditional video games. But no, Rockstar seem deadly serious about forcing a square peg into a round hole – and this time they’ve almost got it to fit.
Perhaps the strangest thing about all this is that if Rockstar were so interested in smart devices then surely creating a brand new game, one designed to work around the limitations of a touchscreen, would’ve been a far more sensible idea. They’ve already made bespoke games for the Game Boy Advance and DS (the sadly under-appreciated Chinatown Wars), and it’s not as if they’re short of money or resources, so limiting their efforts to HD remakes of decade old console games is genuinely bizarre.
They’re not even joint releases on Xbox Live Arcade and PSN, but since this is the last of the trilogy of PlayStation 2 era games there’s no point dwelling on all that now. Especially not as this third game does have a way around the intractable touchscreen problem: actual physical controllers. San Andreas supports Made-for-Android controllers and their Android equivalents, allowing you to control the game almost exactly as if it was still on the PlayStation 2.
Of course that’s not how most people will be playing it, but using just the touchscreen there’s three new touch control schemes and contextual controls that stop your tablet from turning into a keyboard’s worth of virtual buttons.
When driving using a virtual analogue stick is probably the best of the three options and while it’s still difficult to be all that precise new checkpointing in the story missions ensures that none of them are impossible, even the ones with bikes. Combat fares even better thanks to a simple touch-based targeting system and a lot of auto-aim.
Visually the game betrays its PlayStation 2 origins instantly and compared to some of the more ambitious HD updates on consoles is very much a halfway house between a straight port and a remake. There are improvements though, with more complex characters models (including five-fingered hands!), better lighting, and a longer draw distance. If you’ve got a newer Android or tablet you also get dynamic shadows and reflections, as well as a more reliable frame rate.

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Farm Heroes Saga Level 411 Cheats and Tips

9Game will tell you how to beat level 411 of Farm Heroes Saga.Hope you will like this casual game!

Guess who’s back, back again? Rancid’s back, tell a friend. Actually, your friends can’t help you–unless they feel like buying you some magic beans.
Beans are, of course, the best way to make it safely through any Rancid level of Farm Heroes, and this one is no exception. In fact, we hope you’ve been saving up those beans for a while now, because this level is straight up punishing. We definitely recommend going for the +2 Easy mode to add the largest possible bonus to your attacks.
If you’re low on magic beans, go back and replay some earlier levels to stock up. Very early levels are great for this purpose, since they’re easy to beat and are over quickly. Plus, you can try to beat your high score and nail 3 stars if you haven’t already.
The level itself will do you no favors this time. Not only is there slime on the bottom of the board, but there’s slime on the top, too. You’ll have grumpiness all around you as you struggle to evict Rancid from your farm. See the next page for tips on how to deal with these secondary threats.

As we said before, slime is everywhere on the borders of this board. Many cropsies that enter the level will end up being grumpy from the very beginning, and every cropsie that makes it way to the bottom will be grumpy eventually.
Your job, then, is to stop these grumpy cropsies from adversely affecting your overall game. Luckily, there’s a solid chunk of grass in the middle which will allow you to make any grumpy cropsies cheerful again.
Of course, as with all grassy patches, you’ll want to make sure you’re using this prime real estate most efficiently. This means saving as many squares as possible for carrots and suns, the only two cropsies that will damage Rancid in this level. They need the grass, not only to get cheerful again, but also to accumulate bonus points.
Matching strawberries, apples, and water individually takes too much time. Use the frogs that begin in the center squares to do it for you. Make a match next to one or more of them to make them jump to a new square and eat any cropsies of matching colors.
Don’t let the frogs take up too much room on the grass themselves–that’s counterproductive! Chase them off once they’ve done their jobs.

Even with so many grassy squares to work with, you’ll need as many bonus points as you can get to get Rancid down to 0% in just 20 moves.Big matches are a great way to rack these up.
The best part of these matches is that you don’t even have to look for matches of carrots and suns yet, or even cropsies that aren’t grumpy. In fact, making a match of 4 or more grumpy cropsies is a great way to clear them off the field.
In the screenshot above, our player can make a match of four green apples in order to add several points to the happy suns clustered around the match. This will make future matches much more potent.
For more Farm Heroes Saga level 411 tips, see the video below.

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Angry Birds The Mighty Hoax-4: Levels 6-10

Angry Birds is a popular puzzle game and you can find it at 9game.

1. One yellow bird at the lowest triangle on the left side will take out the left pig; another fired through the middle of the structure will take out two more pigs; a final yellow bird will take the last pig.
2. One red bird at the bottom structure will weaken it; a blue bird will crush the two large pigs. A blue bird separated just in front of the top structure should break through; if not, a yellow bird will finish.
3. Drop a white bird's egg next to the left hand TNT to set it off; use another white bird's egg to set off the second TNT to crush the remaining pig.
4. One red bird directly at the tank's gun will crush the top pig; a yellow bird sent into the tank will crush the soldier pig; a red bird fired directly up so that it lands on top of the final pig will crush it.
5. One red bird fired directly at the TNT next to the three rocks will crush every pig except for the soldier pig immediately below it; use the yellow and blue bird to crush it from above.

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How to Getting Easy Stars in Need for Speed: Shift

Need For Speed Shift is one of the series racing game, NFS. Here is a review about NFS Shift and 9game wish you will like it.

Hey Guys don't give up the game & hope most of you are annoyed when getting stars, so cheers here comes the tricky part.....just if anyone stuck in the middle of tier 3 or so...just try to get stars in an easy manner like this....just stay on the green arrow icon and also if there is anything mention on the screen like speed 120 or whatever try to do the same while you keeping your car on the arrows...but i prefer to get those points such as 120 pts etc then again you can re race it and get the speed point like wise you can go to tier 4 very easily. For me it worked and hope you gonna rock like me...just chill.

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GTA 3:Anniversary Tricks

9Game: This article is about GTA 3: Anniversary for Android. Here are some cheat codes for you to learn more about this action game.

• Easy Tank Money

Get 2 tanks, anyway you want to, and then simple ram one tank with another, your funds will go through the roof.

• How to Fly the Tank

This might sound absurd, but it works. First enter the code to get a Tank, then enter the "Fly With Cars" cheat. Get into your Tank, turn the turret 180 degrees so it's pointing backwards and start firing the cannon rapidly. Continue doing this until you gain altitude. To turn, just turn the turret slightly. Avoid the tall buildings and you'll do just fine!

• Lightless Taxi [by CoyoteMystro & Alienfish]

The lightless taxi can only be caught after saving/loading, it is a glitch where the game doesn't load all items. And you save the game with the taxi lightless so it stays like that. This theory makes it POSSIBLE to get a lightless cop car!

• BulletProof Barracks OL [by CoyoteMystro]

This vehicle can be obtained when playing the "Arms Shortage" mission from Ray. During the mission, the vehicle will be BP. It will be normal before and after the mission.

• BulletProof/ExplosionProof/FlameProof Bobcat [by CoyoteMystro]

This vehicle can be obtained in the "Evidence Dash" mission from Ray. During the mission, the Bobcat that has the mission packages is BP/EP/FP.
Flip the Bobcat over then push it to your hideout. Don't worry about the rest of the packages, as the game will generate another bobcat in town.

• BulletProof/ExplosionProof/FlameProof Cheetah [by CoyoteMystro]

This vehicle can be obtained in the "Turismo" mission from El Burro. During the race, flip over one of the cheetahs than push it to your garage. Do not let it out of your sight, and wait until the turismo mission has finished.

• BulletProof Patriot [by CoyoteMystro]

This vehicle can be obtained after completing the "Marked Man" mission from Ray.

• BulletProof Securicar, ExplosionProof Securicar [by CoyoteMystro]

You can obtain a BP securicar in the "Van Heist" mission from Joey Leone. After damaging the vehicle, drive it to your hideout, and blow it up in your garage.
You can obtain an EP securicar in the "Escort Service" mission from Donald Love. Shoot the vehicle to blow it up, then push it to your garage.

• BulletProof/DamageProof/ExplosionProof/FlameProof Stetch

This vehicle can be obtained in the "Salvatores called a meeting" mission from Toni. Once you visit Toni, head to Joeys but DON'T go into the blue field. Instead, park a vehicle near the wall on the side of the building, then enter the speed-up cheat code, then run between the vehicle and the wall, this will cause you to walk-through the wall. Then enter the Stretch and backup into the blue field, the vehicle will regenerate. Afterwards, drive it to your Staunton hideout by flying over the Callahan bridge (using the dodo physics code). Head to 8-Ball's bombshop, rig the car with a timer bomb, then activate the car-bomb in your garage and leave, don't let the door shut! After the vehicle explodes, walk out letting the door shut, so the vehicle regenerates.

• Secret Speeder

Go to the airport, and go/drive down the runway that the planes don't use until you get to the cliff, drop down the cliff, and there you have it - a speeder (Warning, you will lose 3 points falling down).

• Easy Way To Evade The Police

Here's a simple way to get the law off your tail. Do a lot of vigilante missions until you get like 1 or 2 police bribes in your safe house, now if you're fast enough, you'll get there before they get you.

• Respawning Weapons & Items [by GTAfreak3]

If you need more weapons or something extra that can respawn (like the weapons, health powerups, etc.), pick them up and go into your garage on foot and run up to the back wall. Once you do this all the items you should have picked will respawn and you can pick them up again. Do this as many times as needed.

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Modojo Review: Temple Run 2

Temple Run 2 has been a popular ADV game for a long time, which you can find on 9game easily ,following is tips help you.

Guy Dangerous, Scarlett Fox, Barry Bones and Karma Lee attempt to escape with the cursed idol and their lives in Temple Run 2, sequel to the immensely popular iOS and Android game that helped kick start the endless running craze. Quite frankly, developer Imangi Studios didn't necessarily evolve the genre, as this newest effort plays almost exactly like the original Temple Run. That being the case, superior visuals and a handful of new elements, combined with familiar controls, should keep fans happy.
The core mechanics and basic premise remain intact. With a huge monster in pursuit, you must guide one of the four adventurers through a maze filled with danger, from flames and spinning spiked wheels to perilous drops and rapids. Swipe up to jump, down to slide and left/right to turn in those respective directions. Just make sure you pick up all those gold coins along the way.
Sounds just like Temple Run, but the game manages to stand apart from its predecessor, largely because of the graphics. Whereas the prequel looked crude, this title features more detailed terrain and heroes. To that end, Imangi changed the location from a dank-looking jungle to ruins suspended in the sky, along with creepy mines and a lush forest. It makes the original look pathetic by comparison.
This new location also factors into the gameplay. Right away, you'll hitch a ride on a zip line through the clouds. Following that thrilling intro, take note of the various hills, trick turns , narrow passageways and even mine cart rides, where life literally depends on choosing the right track.
Meanwhile, collecting green gems let you continue from the point of death, and the game also includes a variety of power-ups and upgradeable abilities. To be fair, nothing we haven't seen before, with the usual assortment of shields, coin bonuses and boosts on the power-up side, while abilities allow you to increase the score multiplier and head start, among other things. In the end, more options than Temple Run, but far from original.
This is where Temple Run 2 left us feeling a bit empty. On the positive side, it's the same great experience that captivated millions worldwide, but with more eye candy. Conversely, games like Activision's Pitfall! generated more excitement, thanks to attention-grabbing visuals and interactive elements that involve whipping snakes and riding a motorcycle. So while Temple Run 2 is a quality product, it falls short of being groundbreaking. 

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Impulse Gamer Review: Grant Theft Auto Vice City

Welcome to the Grand Theft Auto: Vice City! 9game believe you can enjoy yourself in this action game.

It has been a decade since Grand Theft Auto:Vice City hit the PS2.  Since that release oh so many moons ago, it has appeared on the several consoles and now it has hit the iPad.  Thanks to Rockstar, the game you loaded up on a disc in your bulky PS2 can now amazingly be played in that small device in your hands.  The game is set in 1986 in Vice City, a city not unlike Miami.  Tommy Vercetti, just released from prison, is sent to Vice City in order to complete a drug deal.  The drug deal goes unbelievably wrong and Tommy needs to find his money and take out some hard retribution.
Vice City plays out very similarly to other GTA games.  It takes place in a sprawling open world which is slowly unlocked as you complete missions. Missions can be found in your minimap and are started by approaching the circular spotlight highlighting the start area.  They vary from stealing cars and boats to assassinating someone to blowing up buildings to other criminal activities.  Many also involve the ubiquitous evading the police.  They are different enough for each one to be fresh and rarely would you exclaim "Not again! Didn't I just do this?" which is the norm for a lot of sandbox games.  One cool aspect is the setting as it all takes place in 1986 and takes inspiration from 80s shows (like Miami Vice) with the fashion, technology and cars - even the in-game radio brings back often nostalgic tunes and amusing banter.
The game has made an interesting transition over to the iPad with virtual controls at the bottom of the screen being fine for the most part but can become fiddly and oversensitive.  Some of the combat controls are also not particularly well introduced which is a serious prerequisite in the present days of instuction book-less purely digital downloads.  This can lead to some serious trial and error during some missions as you try to work out your new weaponry.
There is also the option of using the gyroscope for some missions which other than for gimmicky purposes should be declined at all costs in order to save your sanity. The graphics have not aged that well but that doesn't deter from the excellent gameplay. Also present are some graphical glitches (eg pop-in) and performance issues (occasional slow-down) but I can happily put this down to the age of the game.
On the bright side, everything from the original version seems to be here.  The open sandbox, full voice dialog, all the missions, the involving storyline full of amusing character stereotypes.  It is one helluva enjoyable game to play as you steal, shoot, murder, crash your way through Vice City. It is no San Andreas, but an enjoyable romp nonetheless - it is also one rather gigantic download though but one well worth it if you can make the space.

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Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Review

9GAME believes that if you are a GTA games lover, you would not miss GTA San Andreas but do you know the story behind this action game?

It’s a testament to the rapid rise of mobile gaming that last decade’s console blockbusters can now run entirely on your smartphone or tablet computer. In 2004, there was no bigger game than Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, an open-world crime saga that propelled a young gangster around a satirical replica of California. While the mobile platform has its unique limitations, San Andreas is still a masterpiece of modern gaming.
GTA: SA tells the story of Carl “CJ” Johnson, a member of the Grove Street gang who returns to San Andreas after the murder of his mother. He quickly falls into the local gang wars, pulling drive-bys on rival gangs and reclaiming turf for Grove Street. You can customize CJ’s look by shopping for clothes, then either make him fat by frequenting fast food restaurants, or lean and mean by working out at the gym.
Other characters are introduced through cutscenes that precede each driving or shooting mission. While some of these characters are fun in their over-the-top, stereotypical behavior, a few of them are incredibly annoying. The corrupt Officer Tenpenny, voiced by Samuel L Jackson, is a blast to interact with, while the irritating OG Loc is just painful to watch in every scene.
These one-sided characters are often bad imitations of those from movies like Menace II Society or Boyz N the Hood, but that’s not the only reason the cutscenes are cringe-worthy. The visuals are jarring as well, with surprisingly flat and ugly faces wrapped around low-polygon character models. Compared to recent mobile games like The Wolf Among Us or Oceanhorn, San Andreas is a stark reminder of how much in-game graphics have advanced since 2004.
Once you’re out of the cutscenes, though, the beauty of San Andreas starts to shine through. San Andreas is a big, busy world for you to cause mischief in, and the sun-drenched scenery and detailed car models are far more attractive than the game’s human characters. Besides a virtual version of Los Angeles, San Andreas also contains knock-offs of San Francisco and Las Vegas, with plenty of countryside and desert in-between. It’ll take you dozens of hours to explore every mission and side activity, all while listening to multiple radio stations filled with classic playlists of licensed music.
While the scope of the game is staggering, it’s often frustrating to play it on a buttonless touchscreen. Onscreen prompts appear when you have to perform certain actions, like carjacking, but it’s tough to transfer all of the buttons and joysticks of a console controller to a four-inch piece of glass and not get in the way of the action. What makes things extra difficult is that San Andreas has numerous missions that require incredible precision, especially while driving. You may lose more than a few missions just because you accidentally swiped the camera too far, or your thumb slipped off the invisible movement controls.
For this reason, San Andreas is best enjoyed using one of the new Android 7-compatible accessories, like the Moga Ace Power or Logitech PowerShell. We played San Andreas using both, and by far, it’s better with the Moga Ace Power due to the device’s dual joysticks and full compliment of buttons. The PowerShell works fairly well, but it’s missing the extra joysticks, so you’ll still have to swipe on the screen to change the camera. San Andreas is clearly the best reason to purchase a Moga Ace Power, but at $100, the accessory is prohibitively expensive. Neither GTA 3 nor Vice City will work with the new controllers, which is a disappointment that we hope Rockstar can fix right away.
If you’ve played GTA 3 or Vice City on Android, you know that these games are still incredibly satisfying despite the cramped controls and time-warp graphics. The lengthy storyline in San Andreas, though often cheesy and overwrought, is just one of many significant values you’ll get for the $7 download price. The mission variety and outstanding soundtrack hold up much better overall, and playing San Andreas is an experience that any serious gamer should have at least once.
Whether you’re playing it again out of nostalgia, or if this is your first visit, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is a massively enjoyable crime spree in a compact package. Maybe less than a decade from now, we’ll be playing Grand Theft Auto V as a visual overlay on our wearable computers, committing realistic-looking virtual crimes while we shop at the grocery store.

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Hay Day New in Version 1.25.129

Hay Day is a popular casual game and 9game wants to share some tips and tricks about building in Hay Day for players.

Celebrate Hay Day’s 3rd birthday with another EGGcellent update!

• Farm animal summer outfits are back

• New hound puppy and tuxedo kitten

• New pasta kitchen production building

• New in-game events: double XP and serving town visitors

• Fresh derby tasks

• New developer message inbox

• New decorations: customize your farm with ditch & trail tiles

• Improved neighborhood search

• Neighborhood & derby unlock level decreased to level 18

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