Open channel3.gg in Chrome. Click the Install icon in the right side of the address bar:
Click Install when you get this prompt.
After installation, you can pin to the Windows taskbar alongside your other favorite apps.
Open channel3.gg in Safari. It has to be Safari.
Tap the Share button in the middle of the footer.
Tap Add to Home Screen.
Tap Add on the prompt.
BOOM. You're done. iPhones try to act like it's "just a website bookmark" because they want everyone to go through the App Store but really it functions just like an app... Full screen, moveable icon on your home screen. All of it.
Enjoy.
Install the Channel 3 app from the Google Play Store.
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune was a great puzzle/adventure game. In reality it feels a lot more like a shooter (its a shooter) but it was fun, light hearted, overall really entertaining. The controls for the most part are natural and intuitive. There are a few moments it seems like a stretch on the controls but given the nature of the game, you end up getting it down. Overall 4 stars as it could have some room to grow in the depth of the game but a fun play through. Truly more like 4.5 in my opinion.
Right now this game is really fun and quick to play. However, a few tips and tricks for new users should be given so the new user doesn't have to watch so many ads figuring out the game. Ads are the worst but luckily you only see ads if you want to play a more than once a day. As for the mechanics, its great so far. The ability to bounce shots off of objects is fun. However its rather difficult to measure shots within reason at times. A driving range feature would be great. Could be hit as many shots as possible in 60secs after watching an ad. Either way this game is great and fun to play. A few more features, which I know are coming, will make this 5 stars.
This game is difficult! I love the game that have taken from this concept though as there are some great mobile games that are very similar and fun to play.
Tennis in its finest format. You don't have to be a big tennis fan, this is a great introduction into Tennis and is fun to play no matter the gaming skill set.
This is absolutely my favorite city builder game I've ever played. Not quite AoE on the strategy but I found it to be a different style of fun with all of the different city services incorporated.
This game is highly under rated on the inter-webs.
✔️Groovy Music
✔️Competitive
✔️30 years later Hipster Eclectic
✔️Cognitive Shaping
✔️Perfect 5.0 cr3w rating
❌Over-rated
Loved this game on the dreamcast. It introduced me into a new style of music and really got me into BMX. Really wish that didn't wear off cause I loved racing and dirt jumping. Wasn't great at street but I really enjoyed the feeling of big air and had no fear.
This game was perfect when it came out. I loved it and editing my own levels was an AMAZING concept to me. I honestly couldn't remember which Sierra game this was until today. Great for younger kids.
My 4yo son loves to play MK Tour. He isn't great at it, but its wholesome fun and he loves the characters. The best part is I just let him go at it and its there in a pinch if we get caught running errands and his patience wears out. We don't like to stick a screen in front of him but this works great in a pinch.
I feel like this game was the lesser version of Pharoah.
Okay I know what your saying, "Hey James, AoE came out first."
Yeah but Sierra published Pharoah and Sierra was the best.
This game FORCES you to communicate with others effectively. Just be careful who you play with. It might ruin a relationship. Best if played in VR and the volume of that ticking bomb turned UP!
I have an undergrad and Masters in STEM probably because of this game. I was probably way under the target audience but I enjoyed it so much I started to figure out the structures. Math was always my favorite subject.
Sometimes when I get lonely, I just hear the theme song in my head. Then I feel better. If that doesn't explain the awesomeness of this game, what does?
This and Super Mario Bros were my first games ever. I never fully understood this game, way too young, and I don't honestly know how far I got. But I always had a blast trying to do what I could.