Vote and Apply for best game

The year 2010 draws to a close. So it's time to look back. Nominate the best Games in 2010! Today is all about first-person shooter of the year. We have compiled a list of these. Which one of your favorites? Vote!

for the top games of the year. It connect to Battlefield: Bad Company 2, Bioshock 2, Metro 2033, Darkest of Days, Necrovision 2: Lost Company, Singularity, Sniper: Ghost Warrior, Medal of Honor, Call of Duty: Black Ops and Arma 2: Operation Arrowhead. Medal of Honor and Call of Duty: Black Ops were Oktover end and beginning of November, released shortly after the other two first-person shooter game made with some controversial content headlines. Thus, even in the German version of Call of Duty: Black Ops set properly the censorship scissors.

Bioshock 2 had to make this matter a little worried, even though the underwater world is anything but serene. Singularity other hand, was characterized less by their extravagant setting, but rather by the opportunity to travel through time. The developers stole vigorously at the ideas of its genre rivals. Darkest of Days also resorted to the time travel theme, and sent the player to various historical sites. What is FPS but now the best of the year 2010, in the end you decide. Cast your vote with help from the poll.

1. Which game do you think is the best FPS in 2010?
Which game do you think is the best FPS in 2010? Battlefield:
Bad Company 2

Bioshock 2
Metro 2033
Darkest of Days
Necrovision 2: Lost Company
Singularity
Sniper: Ghost Warrior
Medal of Honor
Call of Duty: Black Ops
Arma 2: Operation Arrowhead

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Google Pac-Man STATS

* Google Pac-Man consumed 4,819,352 hours of time (beyond the 33.6m daily man hours of attention that Google Search gets in a given day)
* $120,483,800 is the dollar tally, If the average Google user has a COST of $25/hr (note that cost is 1.3 – 2.0 X pay rate).
* For that same cost, you could hire all 19,835 google employees, from Larry and Sergey down to their janitors, and get 6 weeks of their time. Imagine what you could build with that army of man power.
* $298,803,988 is the dollar tally if all of the Pac-Man players had an approximate cost of the average Google employee.

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Greystripe Hits 14 Million Downloads Of Free Mobile Games

According to a latest post from TechCrunch, GreyStripe has passed the 14 million downloads mark on its free mobile gaming content site Gamejump.com in just over 12 months.

Gamejump.com’s model provides downloadable mobile gaming content ad supported and free in a market where paid downloads are the norm. Ads are displayed before and after each game.

Greystripe took $8.9million in Series B funding in May, in a round led by Steamboat Ventures, the VC arm of the Walt Disney Company; good credentials for a gaming content provider.

Gamejump.com features 800 games by 70 publishers and includes a variety of genres to appeal to different users. Gamejump has seen users download an average of 3.4 games each and the number of females users downloading games has been fairly close to the number of male users.

Greystripe recently signed a deal with Konami, the publisher of titles including Frogger and Dance Dance Revolution, that will see Konami’s extensive catalog of games being provided for free to Gamejump.com users. The paid mobile download industry likes to label free game services as delivering inferior quality; the provision of Konami content would seem to suggest that this isn’t the case, and certainly it’s a positive sign that the free ad-supported model of mobile gaming may actually be a winner.

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