Far Cry is a franchise of first-person shooter video games, all of which have been published by Ubisoft. The Series do not have any significant shared narrative elements, but instead share
a theme of placing the player in a wilderness environment where they
must help fight against one or more despots that control the region as
well as surviving against wild animals that roam the open spaces.
The Uncharted series dished out consistently exciting third-person
action simulators with impeccable detail - all the while balancing
emotional narratives about love and loss. My favourite was 4: A Thief's End
The Nokia 7700 was an interesting device that never was. It was intended
to be a media-centric device with a large 3.5-inch colour touch-screen
with a resolution of 640 × 320 pixels. It certainly would have been a
weird-looking device.
Age of Empires
is a legendary series of historical real-time strategy video games, originally
developed by Ensemble Studios and published by Xbox Game Studios.
The NoPhone is a self-professed "technology-free alternative to constant hand-to-phone contact" that gives people addicted to their mobile device a way to kick the habit.
Tomb Raider is a series of action games with platforming and
puzzle-solving elements, featuring a recurrent heroine, an archaeologist
named Lara Croft.
Duck Hunt is a light gun game for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). The objective was to shoot moving targets on the television screen in mid-flight. The game is played from a first-person perspective and requires the NES Zapper light gun. But the game lasted not only by playing, also thinking how did the game work.
With facilities like GPRS support and 360° rotatable keypad, people
thought it be an innovative design. But as you might’ve guessed, that
design didn’t last long, instead registered its name as one of the most
weirdly designed phone in history.
Samsung Serene with circular keyboard was produced as a joint venture between Samsung electronic, Bang & Olufsen, a company popular for its luxury products. Although it wasn’t exactly a bad looking phone, but this $1275 product sure is quite weird looking to be used a phone.
The shape of the phone led Samsung to an unusual design decision: a
two-column number pad instead of the standard three-column layout.I guess they tried to make it impossible to use.
Juke was focused to music mates. It has bolster for extensive variety of
music organizations, and 2GB stockpiling for music. Be that as it may,
the most intriguing piece of it must be the plan, which is both novel
and strange. It has the usefulness to pivot the show which uncover the
keypad.
You can be indecisive when you hear about a game played by trying to score a goal with cars; seems like a simple idea, right? No! It is one of the most popular game in the 21st century.
Guitar Hero was a product of its time and catered so brilliantly to the
near-ubiquitous rock star fantasy, with its impeccable soundtrack of
1970s, 80s and 90s power rock, that tens of millions of people were
wielding plastic guitars in living rooms within a couple of years.
The Motorola FlipOut was a square slider phone with an interface
designed around social networking capabilities. The “phonebook” feature
eliminated any differentiation between your phone contacts and your
online contacts, and even features like the music player integrated
social networking functions.
Another fashion experiment, the clamshell Xelibri 6 actually had two
mirrors inside for doing your makeup. There was also a weird round
keypad and a tiny 101 x 80-pixel display in the middle of the top
mirror. This was the oddest in a very odd line of phones.
The phone had extensive voice controls, allowing calls to be placed
by speaking the desired contact’s name (or spelling out their number).But the look is... phew...
