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Thanks, great video. What'd you think of it? I was hoping you had a second video to show it kept you entertained enough to keep playing it. Are you still playing it by any chance? Thanks again.
How did Kotaku decide on rating games on a yes/no system as opposed to a numerical system? What do you feel are the benefits to doing so? Thanks for doing the AMA, Stephen. We think review scores are silly. They don't tell you enough. What's a 7. 3 really mean and how is it different than a 7. 4? Is a game that got a 7. 4 this year even really better than a game that got a 7. 3 last year? It's madness. So we don't do them. But you know how when a friend gets a game you ask them how it is? "How's that game? Should I play it? " The idea is that the friend probably says, "Yes" or "Don't bother" or "I don't know" or "It's really buggy now" or "Leave me alone, you creep". Our review "scoring" system is designed to give you that friend-type response as an initial entry point into knowing what the reviewer thought. We also provide a review card that gives you a synopsis of the review that you can read in the time it takes to sneeze twice. If you're down for more, then we have a full review for you. The "Not Yet" was included in that system as a way to signal that, hey, this is one of those modern games that might need some patches or some proving out of its multiplayer by regular gamers before we can tell you if it's worth your time. How do you feel about the continued ban on kotaku because of the ban on gawker sites on a lot of subreddits? And how do you feel when they don't post but screenshot and copy and paste articles? I hate the bans. I wish that no community or news organization ever felt the need or had the justification to ban an outlet, to, in the case of Reddit, not even get stories that reporters toil over get a shot at being voted on. But I've come to understand over the last year that many of the subreddits who ban us don't ban Kotaku because of what Kotaku did but because of issues with sister sites in our company. Mind you, this is the same company that bankrolls a gaming news and opinion site that is growing, that is unafraid of publishers, that has awesome lawyers, and that empowers us to do original reporting around the world. There's nothing I can do about the bans other than hope that our work will be appreciated somehow, some way whether it's through subreddits or through other parts of the Internet. Actually, there's one other thing I can do. Kotaku has been around along enough to garner fans but also garner criticism. I take criticism of our site very seriously. A lot of it sticks. A lot of it influences where this site goes and what we do. So, no matter where criticism comes from, if it winds up involving what we publish, I listen and hope to use it to improve our site. As for people copying and pasting, if people like a story and want to see more like it, the best thing they can do is click on that story. The worst thing they can do is avoid doing so. That's the point. The point is for the content thieves to do their best to make sure it's more financially difficult for people to do the work that these content thieves actually like? That does nothing to encourage good work and makes it harder to do good work. That's about the dumbest, most immature and most spiteful strategy imaginable. Why the hell does Patricia still work for Kotaku? EDIT: Hot damn, thanks for the gold! Because she's an astute critic, a fine writer, a fresh voice, a smart observer of shooters, a Pokemon expert and more. You can't like the whole team, right? Just think of her as the member of the Justice League that you don't like or something. I don't know... Red Tornado? She's better than Red Tornado, though. Not sure. Anyway, that's the best I've got to offer on that. I'm happy you didn't use the gender card. People don't hate her because she's a woman, it is because she epitomizes the click-baiting that Kotaku is infamous for with her insidious, sensationalist headlines and stories. "Click-baiting"? I never understand that. That's shorthand for "stories I don't like. " Ever article should be interesting enough to get clicked on. It's short hand for misleading, sensationalist headlines. If the headline is the most interesting part of your article, you're doing it wrong. I agree. Okay, so there's the issue of the backlash against Kotaku's foray into various social justice topics in the gaming community, and the general association with Gawker. People want to see Patricia Hernandez fired, or a more critical take on Anita Sarkeesian, and I certainly remember the furor over these two articles. My question is, how are you guys handling this? Does it impact your perspectives on the gaming community, or influence the way you write your respective articles (as in, to try and avoid or contain any reader backlash)? Some folks don't want us to report or write criticism about that at all, because they'd prefer to not have those issues in their gaming coverage. Even among that crowd, there are the people who are uninterested because they care about the play of games over the content. Others simply can't tolerate social politics showing up in gaming news. Others simply disagree with some of the things we report or opinions some of our writers state. I completely understand when a reader says, "hey, why did you make a post about there being no women on stage at the PS4 event? You didn't do that for any other gaming event? And who cares? " We can't let the fact that we never covered a topic or angle before restrain us from every covering it in the future. And we can't get so tangled up in worrying about offending someone that we censor ourselves. I look at Kotkau as an outlet that has infinite space. There are stories I've been dying to get to all year that I still haven't gotten to. So when people perceive imbalance, it's sometimes because we just haven't gotten to reporting other parts of the greater story. Other times, the perception of bias or nitpicking is in the eye of the beholder. I recall a controversial piece that Patricia wrote about Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon. I thought the piece was terrific because she wrote about something that was uncomfortable, wrestled with her reaction in her own article and even featured the creators of the game disagreeing with her. It was all there on the page and it was all stated in a reasonable, non-kneejerk manner. That's the kind of criticism, whether it's about social issues or good use of shoulder buttons, that I think games deserve. I do think that there's been a lack of strong coverage of the contrarian points of view to some of the social issue stuff. But I must also say that when popular arguments against Anita Sarkeesian boil down to her just being in it for the money, it makes it harder to get past that and find the arguments that hold water. It's not like the things she's pointing out about games are fiction. I mean, have you played Ryse? Well, no, you probably haven't, but you'll see. PS4 or the Xbox One? If you can wait, wait. Neither is a must-have yet. Both are a clean break from the previous consoles, since they lack backwards compatibility. Xbox One tries to do more and I'd say doesn't do some of what it's trying as well as it should (see the inability to separately control the volume of the TV signal and games that it can display in splitscreen--you have to listen to both). But Microsoft actually has a good, diverse launch line-up. PS4 tries to do less at launch and, as a result, I'd say they do more things well. Neither has a must-own game yet. Sorry to not make it easy for you. Ultimately, what do you want? To play Titanfall and split your TV and games on one screen? Get Xbox. To effortlessly livestream and play Naughty Dog's games? PS4. Tomorrow (Fri, Nov 22) seems to be on of the biggest days in Nintendo's recent history, launching both a new Zelda and a new Mario on the same day. Rave reviews from all around keep pouring in for both titles. What do you think Nintendo needs to do next in order to maintain the momentum they've generated this month? The 3DS seems to be in pretty good shape. Hardware sales aren't quite as on fire as the DS' were and I think there's some year-on-year softness, but if you have a 3DS I think you're a pig in mud. Excellent games come out on the system monthly. In contrast, the Wii U portfolio just doesn't seem to me to be as well-managed. Nintendo quieted development on the Wii a long time ago and had a year to really impress with games that felt like they HAD to be on the Wii U. Even 3D World, which is a lot of fun, doesn't feel like it has to be on that system. In fact, these days, I'm thinking that I'd like to see Nintendo converge their hardware lines, make everything portable with some sort of output to the TV. The Wii U is begging to be portable already. Case in point. What are some gaming franchises you'd like to come back? Personally, I'd love a new game in the Strike series from the Genesis and SNES days. Nintendo doesn't do enough with Metroid. I miss Advance Wars, too. I'd like to be excited about a Fable game again. And there's this other little franchise that I miss. It's called Half-... something. I forget. It's been so long. What do you make of accusations that you're biased to one console or another? When Bill Gates calls to complain to me about that, I put Kaz Hirai on hold and get off the chair Reggie Fils-Aime gave me for my birthday to tell him that it's a damn lie. I don't know. We probably all have our sentimental favorites, but given how I get heat from every console company at some point or other every few months, I'm confident that we're doing a good job of favoring no one too much. You guys seem to break a lot of news stories. Where do most of those come from? Is it just from tips in your inbox? We get a lot of tips from our e-mail address but we also have lots of sources. It's tricky with sources. You meet someone and you have no idea how reliable their info is. So you have to check it out. Try to corroborate. Eventually, I and other reporters on the team wind up with sources who've been right and reliable for years. It's really like any other kind of reporting and it's a thrill any time we can break some news that gamers will care about. In your opinion, does Legend Of Zelda: A Link Between Two Worlds do for the 3DS what Phantom Hourglass did for the DS in terms of innovation and originality? If so, how? If not, how so? What kind of trick trap question is this? Spirit Tracks blew Phantom Hourglass away. Phantom Hourglass had that dungeon you had to keep repeating and was, I thought, fairly weak as Zeldas go. Spirit Tracks had some series-best dungeons and an immensely rewarding and mysterious sidequest system that fleshed the game out a ton if you had the patience for hauling passengers around on your train. I like A Link Between Worlds more than I liked Phantom Hourglass. It's very good. The dungeons are superb. The change to the gameplay formula--letting you "rent" and own items, letting you play most dungeons in any order--are great. And, my god, the 3D effects are awesome and are the best argument for playing with the slider halfway up. As someone who has never played a Zelda game, would I like this? Oh, how sad. Hell yeah. Link Between Worlds is really good. Play with the 3D on. Fuck, this makes me sad now:( I lost my left eye a couple years back... EDIT;( Oh my god. I am so, so sorry. You'll like the game well enough, I promise. Since brian creccente left kotaku, do you still feel that gamers see Kotaku as a blog biaised towards XBOX? I didn't know gamers felt that way when Brian was running things. Brian's a serious reporter and always tried hard not to play favorites. He's top flight. Sometimes when someone asks you for clarification of a topic or understanding when there is a misunderstanding. Was wondering why you tend to go on the defensive so quickly? Is it due to the large amount of internet trolls out there? If I have, I'm sorry. Not my intent. I'll try to avoid that in the future. Now why are you attacking me? Leave me alone! (How am I doing? ) A lot of old media companies is starting to take gaming more seriously e. g. Time Warner with adult swim games + Warner Games, Disney with their recent purchases of Tapulous, the Where's My Water team, etc. But something interesting is that they're taking a big interest with small indie devs. What do you think is the reasoning behind this and how do you think that's going to affect the other big players in the AAA league? 1) I think we're going to see some of the same growing pains you've seen with games reporting, where some people get more access and then find themselves either softening their voices or lashing back against those who've given them access until it all comes to a good balance. I love that more gameplay is more visible to more people. That's really healthy for our collective understanding and appreciation of great and terrible games. 2) AAA productions are slow-moving boats and, often enough, don't sail anywhere interesting. I'm sure that these giant media companies appreciate the creative freshness and flexibility of indie devs and probably also find them fairly cheap to work with. Now will big corporations let indie devs express themselves unfettered? I wouldn't be so sure. Reddit and neogaf believe that major news outlets are money hatted by M$. They can't all be wrong. Do you know of any major news sites that have taken money from publishers (advertising) for better reviews? I don't know about that. You do see outlets taking paid travel to go to events they cover. We're backed by a strong enough company that we don't have to do that and we don't. But even many who take paid travel work very hard, from what I've seen, to maintain distance and present honest appraisals of games. The influence you should worry about more is the subtler stuff. Can a publisher scare an outlet by pulling ads? Can a reporter's friendship with a developer squash a story that readers deserved to know about? That stuff you can only judge by paying attention to the bylines of the people whose work you read. For example, Patrick Klepek. He's squeaky clean and a terrific reporter, which is why he's earned Giant Bomb reader's trust. Why do you think Sony sent Tearaway to die (figuratively) by releasing it on the same day as SM3DW, Zelda and the Xbox One? Tearaway is brilliant. I don't know how companies decide when to put games out, but how about all of us on Vita try to help Tearaway live. It's one of the year's best games. I love it. Sony doesn't put a ton of games out for Vita overall. I'd complain more if they held Tearaway back. Vita gamers need more new stuff to play. Do you think they'll end up porting it to PS4 or PS3? I mean, the Vita ain't doing so hot... If they ported Tearaway to consoles, they'd ruin it. It depends on running on a system that has a rear touch panel and a camera pointing at your face. The Vita is perfect for it and it is perfect for the Vita. That's a Totilo Tautology, just for you. Kotaku is a pretty good site, at least in my opinion. Like everything else it has its problems but nowhere near as much problems as the rest of the Gawker network. They've got problems so large that they've almost become synonymous with bad reporting. 1) I'd probably have to pay Nick Denton a lot of Microsoft Points to free Kotaku from his grip, but why would I? Our lovable, eccentric publisher runs a diverse company, but you know what's good about that? Not only is there excellent reporting being done on our family of sites (and some silliness, too, I'll grant you), but just look at the ads on Kotaku. Plenty of non-gaming stuff. Or consider some of the stuff we've published, fully vetted by an ace legal team. We have strong backing here to do reporting that doesn't have to be held back by financial concerns or fears of being dependent on gaming ad dollars. Each site is run independently editorially. We'll link to and feature each other's stories, but 's style isn't ours, nor is io9's, Deadspin's or any of the others'. The one mandate, corny is this may sound, is to call bullshit on things and report the truth--the real truth of what the reporter or critic thinks and knows, not what they think need to be cleaned up for public consumption. This leads me to my question: Could Kotaku ever break off from Gawker and become its own independent website? 2) I covered boxing when I was in college, liked reporting, took a winding path through getting a Masters' in journalism, detoured into creating Hulk Hogan's reality show and wound up convincing the New York Times, IGN and some other outlets to let me write and report about games for them. Then MTV News wanted to hire a full-time games reporter. Then Brian Crecente stole me away to Kotaku. Question #2, and a much lighter one: How did you get your first start in journalism? What made you go from some guy to some guy who writes stuff for a website? 2) Multiplayer is such a huge part of gaming, and gaming culture. Do you feel that Kotaku covers it enough, given that you usually ignore it in your reviews and have pulled the plug on your fleeting esports coverage with Alex Mendez? No, we don't cover multiplayer enough. It's really hard to cover since it requires a degree of expertise from repeated play that I think most in the gaming media world don't have time to devote. I'd like to get better at it, but it's tough. Alex was doing some cool work, but our schedules weren't syncing up enough to keep doing something regular. He's someone worth following: Link to What do you know about Made In Japan PS4s? Any chance Kotaku will receive one from Europe? How was the build quality of both the PS4 and Xbox One? Which felt more premium? I don't know anything about variations in PS4 models. The Xbox 360 is a heavier, beefier unit, which I guess makes it feel more solid. The PS4 is disarmingly skinny. Both have survived multiple trips in my backpack, back and forth from home to work. "or when there's something that the masses fall in love with (Wii Sports, Wii Fit, Brain Age)" What title do you think the PlayStation needs to capture the masses? Will the new uncharted be enough? Or maybe a new IP entirely? Gran Turismo usually helps, but that's coming to PS3, not PS4. Maybe something new? I'm not clear about what Sony has on the horizon other than The Order, Infamous and Uncharted. Would the wiiU have done better with a better launch line up? A Zelda title specifically? By the time a new Zelda title comes our on wiiu, they may stop making it. I don't think Zeldas are as big a deal as they used to be. Skyward Sword was a cool game and did well, but it didn't do Skyrim numbers. As I said elsewhere in this AMA, lately I've been in the mood for Nintendo to converge their lines and just make handhelds that can also output to TVs. The Wii U is practically that already and the 3DS is such a killer system that I'd love to see it all become one. They could call it the Nintendo One! Which game (for either next-gen console) are you most excited for? Trick question. We all know there are three next-gen consoles. Do you get payed for your job or is it just something you do in your free time? How did you get to be on the kotaku team? I get paid. In money! It's a full-time job, believe it or not, complete with health benefits for full-time staff. If you join the team then you too can put up with me while writing three, five, eight articles a day, reviewing games at ungodly hours, and living in a cool world where you get to play the next Zelda a month before most everyone else. We hire great critics and reporters and some talented video folks, too. You apply when we're hiring. We're not hiring right now. (We were last summer) Do you feel like the delay of Watch Dogs and Drive Club made the Sony launch not as successful as it would have? Or do you think it would not have done any better? Also, did the delays come as a surprise for you? They sold a million consoles in a day, right? So they did ok! Watch Dogs was beginning to raise eyebrows, because Ubi kept showing the same demo. The one I saw in May was the one they showed me again in September or October. And GTA V was so impressive that I assumed it shook that team up a bit. Drive Club wasn't really on my radar, but I was surprised given that racing games seem relatively simple to nail for console launches and that studio had been working on that game for a bit. What do you think is the best article or review that Kotaku's put out this year? If you could change one thing in the game industry, what would it be? The one I think I did the best job on this year was: Link to Something to change? Hmm. Gaming still feels too much like a secret to me. The more people share their experiences, talking about gaming, make it less of a secret hobby, the better. The prouder gamers are and the more willing they are to talk about what they think is great or awful about games without being defensive and acting like games are under siege from the masses, the better. What is your opinion on updating reviews, and given the mishaps with sites reviewing games under PR experiences that are drastically different than the consumer experience, is it time for sites to place the credibility of their voice over being first to press? As for PR-supervised reviews, I disagree with some of the conventional online wisdom. The idea, I guess, is that review events where the game reviewer binge-plays through a game while a PR person or publisher rep sits nearby is worse and more ethically compromised a situation than a reviewer reviewing a game in the office at home. Could be. May be. We don't go to review events, because the binge-playing part is problematic, as is the idea of having to spend our outlets' money to send a reviewer somewhere when it's cheaper for the publisher to send us the game. That said, any reviewer who is cowed by the presence of people who are working on the game needs to hang it up. You can assess a game if you're being supervised, sure. In fact, I sometimes contact game creators while I'm reviewing their games to ask questions about the game so I can better understand what's in the game and what the intent was. That leads to a more informed, richer review. I know some reviewers would never do that, but I find value in learning more about a game as I play iy. I guess I do have a question, do you know of any inside scoop on the status of Half Life 3? is this a myth...? At this point, they've got to be going right to Half-Life 4, right? No inside scoop on that one, sorry. Wish I did. Hey, if YOU have a Half-Life 3 scoop, send to. We'll love you for it. What are your thoughts on PS4 not having DLNA support? I don't use consoles as media centers, so I have no personal take. This and the MP3 thing seem like things they can add after. One of the great things about PlayStation and Xbox releasing head to head is that competition ensures that they'll both keep trying to improve. Next thing you know, Sony will allow you to turn off the light in the DualShock 4. I watched a story about a year and a half ago("Tonight with Brian Williams'') about companies being known for releasing information and posting stories without confirming it there was legit sources just to be the first to release the information and Kotaku was one the named sites along with gizmodo. What truth is there to it? We reach out for comment about stories before we publish them. Our reporters are expected to note that in our stories. The more volatile a story, the more important it is to make sure that the other side of the story has had their say. But as for posting things that just might not be true? If we think something is false, we don't publish. If we're not sure but feel it's important to put out there, we are transparent about what we know and what we don't. The worst thing an outlet can do is lie to its readers or mislead them. We'll never do that. Where do you see games going in the future? More towards a nintendo path (changing the way we play games) or microsoft/sony (upgrading/creating more powerful consoles)? Shorter, more social, less "expensive" to make. Indie devs are pushing back hard against the idea that the games that matter most are the ones that have grand stories and photorealistic graphics. God bless them for that. But as some games get shorter, I see open-world gaming becoming an ever more popular genre. It makes sense for developers, publishers and players for there to be a massive game world that can be populated with more and more content as the weeks and months go by. I wonder if the campaigns in big multiplayer FPS games will stick around. If Titanfall's a hit without one, we might see some major rethinking! What game or serise would you like to see revamped on next gen? For me I think we have VERY few hack and slash rpgs around, other then Diablo and torchlight I can't think of any. I miss games like gauntlet staying up all night with friends. As much as I love the series, Assassin's Creed could use a re-think. A gamer can only climb so many churches and towers to survey the land around them. I think Black Flag is personally my favorite out the lot of them. Still suffers from relative at times tho, follow X bad guy(or ship), kill bad guy for key etc etc. The Internet gives more people voice, which is good, but also gives people more courage to be nasty to each other. And yet, look at this AMA. There are folks on Reddit who loathe Kotaku and this AMA could have been a disaster of negativity. But I approached it with a positive mindset, as did the people asking questions. Happy exchanges are possible! What game (if there is any one single game) had the biggest impact on you? A game didn't make me want to get into reporting. I love finding things out and telling people about them, which, at its most basic is what journalism is. What made you decide "I want to do games journalism"? My favorite game is Majora's Mask. What's your favourite colour? I'm a fan of blue, so much so that I'd love to see a sequel. What is it like working for Kotaku? What are some the high- and low-points of your job? Busy! There are a ton of stories to write. Tons of games to play. A chunk of our team works out of our New York City office, but the rest are spread around the world. The work day can feel neverending, but being able to talk to game creators, play games and tell gamers about them--while also sharing some of our non-gaming interests with folks, too--makes the job a lot of fun. Opinions on the Wii U in comparison to the new next gen consoles? It has more good games than the Xbox One and PS4 do, but that advantage probably won't hold. All three platforms feel pretty barren still and I'm not that excited about Wii U's next-year line-up. Mario Kart and Smash reek too much of been-there/played-that for me. My Nintendo fun still happens more on 3DS. Booo, get off the stage! Mario kart and Smash are going to be totally awesome. Bah. Yarn Yoshi's where it's at. Tearaway and Ys Memories of Celecta or 3D World and The Wonderful 101? I never played a Ys. I'm tossing this one to Jason Schreier. Jason? Game of the year 2013: Which game deserves it? GTA V, Last of Us, Papers Please, and Half Life 3 were all pretty awesome this year. But let's also hear it for games that won't get GOTY but were damn good: Puppeteer, Tearaway, Luigi's Mansion, Fire Emblem Awakening, Gunpoint? And so many more. Half life 3? You didn't pick up a copy of Half-Life 3 this year? What kind of gamer are you? What kind of strategies do you and your staff use to manage the hundreds of comments each article gets, especially in regards to comments that are hateful or just plain unfriendly? Our tech people helpfully reinvent our commenting system every few months, so... um... well... We do have a way to elevate some commenter accounts and let those accounts' comments appear by default. We try to engage with readers, since I agree with Gawker Media boss Nick Denton that readers sometimes have as interesting things to say as our writers do. This year, we also took steps to push back against the kind of hateful comments you see in so many parts of the Internet. Anyone who sees something wretched in our comments is encouraged to e-mail. I have no time for attacks on readers and writers and I'm intolerant of intolerance. You guys cover some indiedevs and indiegames on Kotaku. How do you guys find the indiegames? PAXes are swarming with them, but they also hit us up a lot. In fact, we probably only cover a fifth, if that, of the indie games we're contacted about. It's tough to keep up. So many games! What do you think is the biggest selling point of new consoles and if it is commonly ignored by reviewers, why do you feel that it is ignored? Hmm. PS4 is surprisingly portable. Xbox One's ability to power up or down by voice has probably earned me 15 seconds more of my life to do other things every day. My favorite surprise on these two machines right now is the Real Name system on PS4. I was expecting to like it, but I just hadn't experienced anything like it with TV gaming before. I really enjoy feeling like the gamers I'm connected to are real people. The more communal the systems make gaming feel--even if they still allow me to shut people out and play a solo game--the more enjoyable I think they'll be. PS4 has the edge on Xbox One with that right now. But Xbox One isn't far behind. And, you know, there's a warmth to MiiVerse that makes owning a Wii U feel pretty good! Do reviewers not talk about that? Probably not that much, because they're talking about games and how the controller feels. Can't begrudge them that. Do you think the Xbox one will improve over time? I have heard that the Dev tools or ESRAM is buggy or something like that and thats why the Xbox one is having lower resolutions on some games. Every console improves over time in that devs make better and better games for them. I don't expect them to change the hardware in a way that'd make year-one games not work on it, and I don't know how real the promise of expanding computational ability through the cloud is. I can't imagine it being central to a game, but who knows. Microsoft reinvented the 360 with major firmware updates, and I think they could do that to improve services if they want to. Right now, I think they need to fill in some gaps, but I don't see them needing to do anything that dire. If you had to help choose who would direct a zelda movie who would you choose to do it and why? No one. I seldom like things I enjoy in one medium transferred into another. I love comics, for example, and barely care about comic book movies. Which next gen console has the best original titles? Right now? Between PS4 and Xbox One? With Sony having, what, three? Xbox, I guess, thanks to having more variety. Resogun might be my favorite across the two machines. Do you feel that sports games have become very one dimensional and don't focus enough on the actual player experience? I don't play them that often. We've got Owen Good on staff for that. He's the best sports gaming reporting around. Sorry, I have to punt on this. That was not a pun. (Or was it? ).
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This also counts for moves exclusive to previous generations only obtainable through transfer =) If any of them are missing and need to be added after the trade was made, they will be considered another pokémon edit and charged accordingly;) SPECIAL DISCOUNT PACKS available Legendary Pack 1 - 4€ -Articuno -Zapdos -Moltres -Mewtwo -Mew Legendary Pack 2 - 5€ -Raikou -Entei -Suicune -Lugia -Ho-oh -Celebi Legendary Pack 3 - 6€ -Latias -Latios -Kyogre -Groudon -Rayquaza -Jirachi -Deoxyx Legendary Pack 4 - 11€ -Mesprit, Azelf and Uxie -Dialga, Palkia, Giratina -Cresselia and Darkrai -Phione, Manaphy -Heatran, Regigias, Shaymin -Arceus Legendary Pack 5 - 10€ -Victini -Cobalion, Terrakion and Virizion -Tornadus, Thundurus and Landorus -Zekrom, Reshiram and Kyurem -Meloetta -Genesect Legendary Pack 6 - 4€ -Xerneas and Yveltal -Zygarde -Diancie ALL Legendaries From GEN1 to GEN5 22€ (48 pokémon) ALL Legendaries From GEN1 to GEN6 28€ (52 pokémon) Starter Packs - 2. 80€ each / 15€ for all -Gen 1 - Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle -Gen 2 - Chikorita, Cyndaquil, Totodile -Gen 3 - Treecko, Torchic, Mudkip -Gen 4 - Turtwig, Chimchar, Piplup -Gen 5 - Snivy, Tepig, Oshawott -Gen 6 - Chespin, Fennekin, Froakie (Any other pack is also doable, so just ask away;)) I have a TON more of packs to put in here, but due to a big number of requests, I've been out of time to assemble them properly here, so please feel free to ask for any pack for future discounts and i'll look into it =) all of them have 6IV's All prices are for the standard versions of the pokémon described (no edits and pokémon level is as if you caught them legally) Only gender can be swapped by the price above =) Natures, IV's, EV's and everything else editable adding 1€ per pack. All of them Hoenn/Kalos Born (except Mew(Emerald) and Arceus since they are unobtainable/tradeable normally in gen 6 so far) LEGIT EVENTS, 2€ each (fully editable without losing legitimacy) World Hobby Fair '15 Shiny Rayquaza Contrary Serperior Shell Armor Samurott Reckless Emboar Christmas Event Jirachi Torchic Megastone Event Pokéball Vivillon JPN pokémon movie Diancie Mythical Pokémon Diancie Corocoro Charizard X and Y Haloween Shiny Gengar Haloween Pumpkaboo Shiny Jirachi Event WORLD14 Aegislash Movie Darkrai Wishing Star Jirachi Scrap Pokémon Shaymin Scrap Pokémon Keldeo Scrap Pokémon Victini Birthday Events ( Eevee, Flareon, Jolteon, Vaporeon, Umbreon, Espeon, Glaceon, Leafeon, Sylveon, Pikachu. 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I deal with it RIGHT AWAY with no delays whatsoever, all my customers can confirm the quickness of the service I live for politeness and I treat every customer like a real person they are, and not like "paying robots" like i've seen around here sometimes Other than that, i'll let you take your own conclusions =) Contact me via e-mail for more info if needed or if I don't reply on Reddit right away FC: 0190 - 0391 - 8385 - IGN Ricardo All of the pokémons are legit for internet trade and tournament use (needs to be requested due to perfect programming needing to be done specifically for that) All payments are done via Paypal secure payment ONLY when the order is ready to be sent, I don't accept any money until i'm finished, you can confirm with any of my customers. 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If you don't like the video, you truly don't have to watch. You also don't need to be rude. Just click on another one and move along. I stop watching after i saw the TOP 5. i was like WTH #5 seriously, UM NO. that would of made my #100 SMH. Updated: September 04, 2019 More informations License: Free Version: 3. 0 File size: 47 MB Publish date: March 12, 2019 Minimum OS Android 4. 0+ (Ice Cream Sandwich) Category Android Casual Games Game name About Take Control of the Tower game Table of contents CloudApks's Review What's New Description User's Reviews Instruction for installing FAQ CloudApks's review Take Control of the Tower game is a free Android Casual game, has been published by on March 12, 2019. Take Control of the Tower 3. 0 is latest version of Take Control of the Tower game updated by on September 04, 2019. On this page you can find Take Control of the Tower apk details, game permissions, previous versions, installing instruction as well as usefull reviews from verified users. Take Control of the Tower game apk we provide on this webiste is original and unmodified, no viruses or malware, no additional costs. If there are any problems about downloading, installing this game apk, please let us know. What's New (Latest updates) Dear Controllers, this will be the last update for 'Take Control of the Tower'. We thank you for the support over the years, good reviews and the many hours you have played. Stay in control! The Description Do you want to know what it's like to be an air traffic controller? In Take Control of the Tower you have the full control over the airspace. At a blazing pace you decide what the departure- and approach paths are. Do that for more and more aircrafts along the game. Can you handle the pressure and stay 'in control'? Take Control of the Tower, a game of Dutch Air Traffic Control (LVNL). Ratings and Reviews 3. 8 out of 5 11K+ Ratings 5 ★ (5, 494) 4 ★ (2, 073) 3 ★ (1, 424) 2 ★ (800) 1 ★ (1, 548) (*) is required 5 ★: Exilent very nice game 5 ★: very interesting and brain teasing game 3 ★: Would be great to just have a freeplay mode that only ended if you crash 2 planes together. Could have busy and quiet times like a real airport 5 ★: pkease add more levels.... Excellent and fantastic game i finish all levels. Please add more levels and airports... Well done guys... We are all waiting for update. We are uninstall until. Loved game.... 1 ★: Previously it was working fine. But now the controls won't working and it sucks. Fix the bugs ASAP 4 ★: Cool and challenging free game! Would be nice to see some more levels and challenges like bad weather for example. An altitude feature would also be something to make it more realistic. Big minus is the entrance of aircrafts. They should be announced and this would avoid some frustrating crashes at the screen edge with no time to react. 4 ★: It's of course very different from the real life thing. But same thinking. And basicly same conflicts. Pity all the planes got the same speed though. 4 ★: Your plane spawn point sometime too close to the other plane spawn point or to the helicopter spawn point, which make the a little time to react and I usually don't look at the edge of my screen 5 ★: Love it. The game is fast paced, requires planning and timing. The graphics are neat and I especially love the radio alerts when a plain is landing, makes you feel like you're actually in a control tower. 4 ★: It's a dynamic game that forces you to be vigilant, fast and exercises yourmind. Much like chess 5 ★: It is so fun but there was 1 glitch:when I was on the bird one there was 5planes and suddenly there was a crash with the plane's but they were alllanded 5 ★: Leuke oefening en uitdagend genoeg, althans, het laatste level heb ik nogniet een uur vol kunnen houden. 5 ★: But I want to see from tower the n I love a much..... 5 ★: Its a very great game and so fun! The best airplane game 😍👌✌✈✈ 5 ★: This type of games are very very rare keep it up excellent game Instruction for installing Take Control of the Tower game apk on Android devices Step 1: Download Take Control of the Tower game apk on this page, save it to easy-to-find location. Step 2: Make sure that third-party applications are allowed on your device. Go to Menu > Settings > Security and check Unknown Sources to allow your device to install applications from sources other than the Google Play Store. Step 2: Open Downloads on your device by going to My Files or Files, tap the APK file you downloaded (), tap Install when prompted, this game will be installed on your device. Note: Detailed steps may be varies with device. This apk file can also be installed on other devices like Windows, PC, Mac, Blackberry,... Feel free to contact us if you have any questions. FAQ Q: What is an APK File? A: An Android Package Kit (APK for short) is the package file format used by the Android operating system for distribution and installation of mobile applications. Just like Windows (PC) systems use an file for installing software, Android does the same. Q: Why can guarantee APK 100% safe? A: Whenever someone wants to download an APK file from, we'll check the corresponding APK file on Google Play and allow user download it directly (of course, we'll cache it on our server). If the APK file does not exist on Google Play, we'll search it in our cache. 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Allows an application to write to external storage. Previous versions Take Control of the Tower 3. 0: Published on: March 12, 2019 File size: 47 MB Download Apk Take Control of the Tower 3. 0: Published on: July 02, 2019 File size: 45. 7 MB Download Apk Take Control of the Tower 3. 0: Published on: March 06, 2019 File size: 47 MB Download Apk Take Control of the Tower 3. 0: Published on: March 12, 2019 File size: 45. 8 MB Download Apk Take Control of the Tower 2. 9: Published on: February 21, 2019 File size: 47. 7 MB Download Apk Take Control of the Tower 2. 9: Published on: March 01, 2019 File size: 46. 5 MB Download Apk.
The interface looks overly complex. I am really liking this game ever since I figured out how to assign taxiways. I am still confused about how the penalty points are awarded. I have not had any on ground collisions but somehow the midair collisions occur. I guess I will have to keep a closer eye on aircraft approaching the runways.
Pilot on Number 3 clearly had no preparation for an emergency which is why he simply panicked. Terrible. YouTube. How do you know via a c b etc where to get map i understand put via. So the Cessna was intercepted by an F15 but the picture is an F16. To some comment below, you can intercept a 152 or 172 with an F15. There are circling procedures. You want them to intercept with a Sopwith Camel. 6:13 - hmm if only there was a word with French origins to simplify this radio transmission...