Other than that, "Online Armor" has wayy to many pop ups asking if this is safe or not. screwed up it up until something happened it fixed it. I remember testing BitDefender Trial version on my home computer and it.
There tons more, but those are some of the ones that I know that will work or not work. If anyone here is using Norton, discontinue using their products after your product key is all used up, and get the following instead:Īntivirus Boosters (Buy/Download these as a booster for your main Anti-virus! Save | software does Symantec makes again? Was it Norton? If so, Norton has tons of "false positives", meaning it shows it has a virus when it doesn't. If you want to see REALLY bad space shooters, check out G-Force Fighters, Star Evil, Cosmos cop, Megalonia, Space Dreams, Spread fire and so on (Action 52 cartridge). I'd give a pretty good 85%, since it's a well designed game, maybe too easy, but everything is better than being frustatingly hard, yea? No need to bash this game, people. Some of the artillery guns are placed too far off the edge, so y'can't shoot at them or destroy'em with anythin'. The second glitch is found at the last level (the crater). The game froze for me once, when I completed level 2, and wished to advance. Very minor glitches, but glitches nonetheless (nevertheless?). Pipelines and rail tracks were also a bright idea.īossfights are surprisingly easy, even the last boss was an easy one for me.Īlthough this game is truly fantastic (compared to most small games), there are two glitches. Levels are well-built, although I could imagine factories, living areas and stuff, instead of hangars and control towers everywhere. If y'need hyper-fusillade, start tapping the left mouse button as fast as you can, and your Gauss gun fire will be a LOT more effective!!! Very few people knows that Gauss gun has autofire (if you keep the left mouse button pressed, it will fire constantly), but that's mighty slow. I suggest using up your heavy artillery (Chaingun, missiles) at base sieges, as Gauss gun has unlimited ammo. Unless you mindlessly shoot all your ammunition away, it's very unlikely that you'll run out. You also don't need to spend on ammunition or repair, since the levels are flooded with various powerups. If you grab lots of Plutonium Money, y'can have Gauss Gun V3 by the end of the first level. Upgrading the ship is also nicely designed, although I hoped something better, but this'll do perfectly. Your movement is fast as lightning, the moving area is wide, and there are multiple junctions where you can choose different paths, this'll ensure longer life for the game. Ok, the story is a little bit banal - it's the same old sh*t (Earth is doomed, and you're the ONLY one who can save mankind from TOTAL DESTRUCTION), but the game actually carries on well with its promise. I must say, it's WAY better than some giveaways I've met here, I actuall enjoyed it, and found Incinerate to be a great game despite its size. You are the commander of the spaceship, and the fate of the Earth is in your hands! The spaceship will have to land in an isolated area, and then try to infiltrate into the alien conspiracy. The objective of the unknown aliens is absolutely clear: they’re building an army to conquer the Earth! So people are sending a small spaceship to the Red planet with one mission: blow up the shield generator so they can launch missile attacks from the orbit. Its energy creates a protection shield that extends beyond the planet’s atmosphere. Thousands of machines stock the mineral deposits that had been brought to the surface by the massive explosion.Ī huge geothermal unit is running in the Center of the crater. Hundreds of plants producing arms have been set up on the maimed surface of Mars. When the clouds clear away, people send new spaceships to the Red planet. Communication with all Martian research stations is lost. Clouds of dust and vapor hide the surface of the planet for several long months. Astronomers from around the world are watching an asteroid crash into the surface of Mars leaving a huge crater.
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