شرح طريقة تحميل وتثبيت لعبة Resident Evil Revelations

 لعبة Resident Evil Revelations تدور قصة اللعبة في عام 2005 بين الجزء الرابع والجزء الخامس وبالتحديد بعد فترة قصيرة من تأسيس حلف أمن الإرهاب الحيوي والمعروف باسم (BSAA) وهو الحلف الذي ظهر في الجزء الخامس , وتدور الأحداث في مدينة (Terragrigia) 

 الأعداء فى اللعبة ليست زومبي ولكنها تشابهها فى الحركة والجوع ولكنها أفضل من الزومبي فى قوتهم الفعلية , حيث يمكنك أن تهرب من الزومبي دائما فى الأجزاء السابقة ولكن هذه الوحوش أكثر قوة ولا يمكن الهروب منها كما أنها وحوش متنوعة ولها أكثر من شكل , وهم دائما ما يتوجهون إليك وينقضوا عليك وعليك أن تكون 

سريع فى أطلاق النار وأخذ خطوة للخلف حتى لا يلحقوا بك , فالشركة قامت بتطوير تقنية الذكاء الاصطناعي فى اللعبة على الأعداء فقط لتجعلهم أكثرة قوة 

Game Size : 5.28 GB 

Game Sort : Action 

Release Date : 2013 

Resident Evil Revelations - 2013

CPU: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo 2.4Ghz or better, AMD Athlon™ X2 2.8 Ghz or better

RAM: 2 GB RAM

Direct X: 9.0c

Hard Drive:8 GB HD space

Graphics Card: NVIDIA® GeForce® 8800GTS or better, ATI Radeon™ HD3850 or better

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    2.Mount أو حرق
    3.Run "SETUP.EXE"
    4.Start المباراة من سطح المكتب
 5.تثبيت DirectXو vcredist_x86

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Hearse Driver 3D - Now Available on the App Store!

Have you ever wanted to be... a hearse driver?

Hearse Driver is a hilarious driving game with crazy ragdoll physics, colorful 3D graphics, and a huge map where you can drive everywhere!

You are the driver of a hearse and you have to transport the dead guy safely to his final resting place.
Use your best skills, avoid the traffic and be as fast as possible without letting the dead guy fall off the car.
Collect coins and get the best time to unlock new content from the Shop.

Main Features:
- Hilarious Ragdoll Physics
- A Huge Map to explore
- Two Game Modes
- Gorgeous 3D Graphics
- Shop with Unlockable Coffins, Characters and Vehicles
- Universal App with Full Retina and iPad Support
- Surprisingly Addictive Gameplay

Please tell everyone how much you love the game and support us with your Reviews.

Feel free to give us your feedback, we will really appreciate it!

A Couple of Spider Things

I have a few spider games in my resource collection. 

Spider Web is one of them.

This game is played with a small group of students. Each student has a game board and counters/chips. Two dice are rolled and the numbers totalled. 

A little clear plastic container works perfectly for throwing two dice.

 I recently revised this game and it now includes brighter game boards, a new worksheet and cover page!

  

Thinking of spiders and strategies for addition helped me to create this 'print, play and paste' for double numbers. You can find it for FREE in Google Drive by clicking on the image below:

Have a wonderful day!

Uclan's Games Design Alumni

We're really proud to introduce just some of our Game Design Alumni below featuring examples of their work and what they have to say about their study experience with us at Uclan.

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Aaron Foster, Graduate and recent Tutor on the games design course,
currently Artist/Games Designer at Lunar Software has just granted us permission to post this fantastic image from his game, 'Routine' as part of our Alumni feature.

Following graduation, Aaron spent 2 years working as a professional 3D Environment artist
for www.Eurocom.co.uk on projects such as G-Force and Disney Universe.
He moved on from there to pursue his love of game development as a whole and to
develop his own games.
You can see some of Aaron’s past work at
www.razorb-art.com

Lunar Software is an independent games company based in the UK that currently consists of 3 people, Aaron Foster, Artist, Jemma Hughes and Programmer, Pete Dissler.

We're all waiting with great excitement to see the release of 'Routine' which promises to be quite an  'experience' with it's Retro-Scifi Horror theme.

So delighted to have the Lunar Software poster here amongst out Hall of Game Fame :)

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Peter Field graduated from our Games course with a first class honours in Games Design 5 years ago. He's now a games designer at Naughty Dog in California which is one of the very top games studios in the world!

He's worked on some fantastic titles including Uncharted 3 and recently 'The Last of Us' which is featured in the image attached that we now have permission to use in an alumni banner!

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The White Paper Games team was initially formed by UCLan graduates on the BA and MA Games Design course and the BA Music Practise course.
White Paper Games is a small game development studio based in Manchester, UK. They're currently a team of 7  working on their first release as a studio.'Ether One' is a first person puzzle game for PC and Mac.
Pete Bottomley, Co-founder / Games Designer 1st Class BA Hons Games Design, Masters with Distinction MA Games Design.
Ben Hill, Co-founder / Games Designer 2.1 BA Hons Animation, Masters with Distinction MA Games Design.
Oliver Farrell, Environment Artist 1st Class BA Hons Games Design, Masters with Distinction MA Games Design.
James Burton, Technical Artist 1st Class BA Hons Games Design, Masters with Distinction MA Games Design.
Nathaniel-Jorden Apostol, Sound Design / Composition 2.1 BA Hons Music Practice

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Christian Fell  is currently working as a Concept Artist at Riot Games, Santa Monica, California.

Christian is German. He grew up in Dortmund until the age of 12, then moved to England where he studied Games design on the BA course at Uclan. 
Following graduation he worked as a concept artist for Travellers Tales Ltd. 
and then moved to in Shanghai to work for Gameloft.
Christian is very versatile and can produce a variety of artwork from 2D, 3D down to Sprite animation.

See his online portfolio here. 

 

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 Max Davenport
is a recent graduate, currently working as a contract Concept Artist
at Rare Ltd. - Microsoft Game Studios.
During his study at Uclan, Max had a work placement at Rare, which was a brilliant experience for him, which culminated in his current role with them.
You can see Max's artwork at the following link:
http://maxdavenportart.blogspot.co.uk/

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Paul Bannon is a 3D artist at TT-Fusion, Warner Bros. in Cheshire, where he recently
worked on LEGO City Undercover

You can see Paul's website at the following link:

http://www.xaku-designs.com/

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Alumni, Moh Mukhtar  creates 2D art for a Facebook game,'Village Life' which he designed and executed for Playdemic in Wilmslow.
Moh's is a versatile concept artist and his website can be found at the following link:

http://mohzart.carbonmade.com/ 

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Andy Kerr graduated from Uclan Games design course and initially worked as a Junior Artist at 'Travellers Tales Fusion' in Wilmslow, Cheshire UK. Following this he began work as a 3D artist at 'Gaia Technologies' developing assets fro ground breaking educational systems. Andy has been with Gaia in Bangor, North Wales, for several years now.

You can see some of his spectacular work here. 

http://andy-kerr-art.blogspot.com/

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Katie Clague completed her Games Design degree at Uclan and went on to work at  

Travellers Tales Ltd. as a Junior Level Construction Artist on their range of Lego game titles. 

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Alumni, David Woodman is Art Director at Travellers Tales Fusion

Dave Graduated from Uclan Games Design course in 2005 with great 3D modelling and digital painting skills and has worked in the games industry ever since.  

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These are just some of our talented and successful alumni.

There's lots more to be featured very soon.

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Families

My daughter and I had fun making these origami people. She ended up making lots of the people in our family and enjoyed talking about how we are all different, yet the same in many ways.

Each has their own little personality.

These are great to make with kindergarten as the origami is very simple, and once you have gone over the steps a few times with your students, they will be making them all on their own in no time! Here is how the basic shape is made - excuse the wonky numbers!

Then you can add details with markers, paper pieces and craft supplies. 

We read a book about Families from our home library. I purchased a set of 'global community' books from Scholastic Book Club a few years ago, and they are wonderful. I use these in the classroom all the time during my HSIE lessons, they are great for showing students a variety of people, places and communities.

While talking about people, we took the opportunity to play a game I recently re-worked - "Number Line". A basic number game set that will help students with counting, numeral identification and forward/backwards number sequences to ten.

It would be great to have this number line up in the classroom permanently for a few weeks, and have it in a position where the cards can be manipulated. Pegged onto a line with clothespins/pegs is ideal. Practice counting - forwards and backwards and identifying numbers that come before/after.

You can take one or two cards away or flip them over and ask students to identify which number is missing.

The file also comes with a worksheet for students to complete after the activities.

You can find this printable resource in my TpT store HERE or at our website HERE

Have a great day friends!



Teddies and My Maggie

 

Our "Teddies" game has been revised and we have been busy playing it today. My daughter quickly matched the mother bears with their matching set of babies.

 

 

I asked her to make matching sets with plastic teddy counters.

 

 

We then 'counted on' from the Mother Bear' number, with the counters to make a total of ten. I asked my daughter to point to the numeral and say it, and then continue counting as she placed each counter down. So for this one, she said "8... 9, 10". We then discussed how it takes just two more teddies to get from 8 to 10.

 

 

We read a few teddy themed books from our home library, including this one 'A Bug, a Bear and a Boy Go to School'. She is doing so well with her reading, and read this completely to me!

 

Here is a little paper craft she made also, just cutting out shapes from paper to make a teddy.

 

 

 

I have had quite a few people ask me how our new puppy is going. She is doing SO well! I thought I had been blessed just to have two delightfully behaved children (for the most part!) - now I have a well behaved puppy in the family. She is a doll I tell you!

 

Here she is - she is just about to graduate her 'Puppy Preschool'. The final test this week will be if she can sit on command - and then she will get her very own certificate!

 



 

You will notice her little sleepy eye. That sleepy eye is the whole reason we have her now, and not in 2 years time as planned. The pet shop we just happened to stop by one weekend informed us that she was on sale, as nobody wanted to buy her. She was 12 weeks and they would have liked her to be sold by 8 weeks. I was not waiting around to hear what would happen to her if she was not sold! She was ours, lazy eye and all! The vet has told us she is perfectly healthy, but will not win any beauty contests. We beg to differ!

 

 

Thank you so much for stopping by, I would love you to have these Teddy Bear cuties for free by hopping over to my TeacherspayTeachers graphics store. You can find them HERE