Originally released in 2009 on Blackberry, before being released on Android. It features pinball tables with different themes such as classic Wild West; an underwater exploration featuring an incredibly long table; a space-based table; and finally Brix, which is a mash-up of brick breaking and pinball.
Invasion UAC is a megawad by David Bernardi (Xsnake), meant for ZDoom-based source ports. Containing 32 very large, difficult levels, aimed primarily at cooperative gameplay, but also supporting single player, Invasion UAC is set mainly in a series of UAC locales overrun by the forces of Hell, which also include some new monsters through DeHackEd. The WAD is notable for featuring infinite ammo, eliminating the need to scour for supplies and focusing purely on the combat for most of the map. Invasion UAC was originally released in 2005, as three-level wad, and new levels would be added to the project gradually, until a full 32 were reached in version 5, released in 2009. The latest version, iu-part5-zd109c.wad, dates to 2012.
2005, the year Blades of Heaven was released on Windows. Made by Laxius Power and published by Laxius Power, this role-playing (rpg) game is available for free.
RollerCoaster Tycoon 8 Pack is a compilation for the PC that features the games RollerCoaster Tycoon, Added Attractions, Loopy Landscapes, RollerCoaster Tycoon 2, Wacky Worlds, Time Twister, RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 and Wild!
The game based on cartoon of the same name, narrating the adventures of prehistoric wild beasts and mishaps of one purposeful squirrel. Having overcome the tundra and escaping the flood Sid, a sloth, Manny, a mammoth, Diego, a Smilodon, Crash, an opossum, Scrat and other heroes find themselves in the jungle, where a bunch of new problems and misfortunes is waiting for them, including one and very big problem - dinosaurs.
The Wireless 60 Gaming System is a video game console developed by JungleTac in 2009, and can be seen as the predecessor to the Wireless Hunting Video Game System.
The console itself is a copy of Nintendo's Wii system, with two controllers that resemble Wii remotes. The controllers communicate with the console via infrared technology, which is the same technology used in television remote controls. The console appears to have "motion-sensing" technology of some sense, but it doesn't quite work properly.
As its name suggests, the console includes 60 games, which are all designed poorly and difficult to play. The games are split into two categories: sports, and arcade. A few of the games also recycle characters from old Disney movies.
Written on the box is also a note which reads, "If you're looking to purchase an Xbox, PlayStation, Wii, or equivalent, this product does not compare or compete with these technologies. The Wireless 60 is a family entertainment console, great for ages 5 and up."