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Do you frequently play roulette? Learn how I began winning more below!

Hello friends, I’ve recently began an interest playing roulette a few months ago. It was fun and I was always a gambling type, though I do not have a serious problem with it. I love to gamble, just for the fun of it. I played blackjack, different types of poker, rummy, you name it. But roulette was something different. It was based on more luck than I could imagine. But that is not to say skill isn’t involved. I got better and better at roulette but I wasn’t winning enough money and actually lost a few bucks here and there to my buddies. I wanted to win. I browsed the internet and kept coming across a new system called the Roulette Number System. According to some reviews, it is the best roulette system. So I decided to try it.

Simplicity

Below I have provided a video for you to watch to learn more about the system, but I will state some of the features in this post.

The simplicity and ease of use of the Roulette Number System was vivid. I got up and running within a few minutes of downloading their software at the official website (roulettenumber.com). Once it was downloaded, I hardly had to mess around with it yet alone read an instruction manual. Everything was already set up and ready for me to begin using it.

Breakthrough Strategy

Though I am not sure how their algorithm works inside the program, I’m absolutely positive that it’s a working tactic. My winnings shot up 15% within a few hours of using it. Now, 15% isn’t a lot but compared to what I was winning and the long losing hours I played, it was a lot. Plus, I had only been using the program for a short period of time.

Free Edition

At first I was hesitant to buy this system as I was already losing money from my poor roulette skills. Then they mentioned a free edition of the program. Obviously, I went ahead and tried it and already I was seeing results. The guys over at Roulette Number are serious when they say it’s a long term system.

I highly recommend Roulette Number because it truly is the best roulette system out there. It has the most features, cheapest rate, and it has a free edition if you just want to try it out or use it lightly.

And as promised, here’s the video.

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Read Easy-to-Follow Instructions on Removing Every Kind of Spyware That Exists

So your anti-spyware program failed to filter out all your viruses and now you’re left with a silly old Trojan injected in your system. You’re freaking out, but you shouldn’t be.

No, this isn’t another software download that promises to get rid of all your viruses, spyware, malware, etc. automatically. 80% of that stuff doesn’t work while a small chunk of them are actually viruses themselves!

I am here to introduce you to Fun Web Products. They are a website dedicated to providing you with the instructions necessary to remove your PC problems yourself. Most of their guides have nothing to do with installing software and even if they do ask you download something, the file(s) are not theirs but are hosted on trusted sources such as CNET.com

They also have articles on whether a certain file that you have suspicions on is a virus or not, such as the pup.funwebproducts file. While providing you information and knowledge so you get ready for spyware attacks, they also provide info on products and downloads such as the Symnrt Removal Tool and how it can help you.

I recently had a Trojan on my laptop (the one I am using to write this post) called trojan.zeroaccess which, if not given by its name already, let me have absolutely no access to my PC. It turns out this Trojan was taking advantage of its access to my files and what is stored on my computer. Fortunately I was able to read the article on my phone how to remove the spyware. I followed the simple instructions and they gave me a little extra on how I can prevent such attacks again.

Their articles are free to read, supported by advertisements. So you pay absolutely nothing to get your computer backed up, protected, or fixed from spyware attacks.

I may be late (not sure), but I just found out that you can preorder Thief 4 today and receive free shipping! If you don’t know, Thief 4 is the new sequel to Thief: Deadly Shadows, which was released for the original Xbox way back in late May, 2004. That was just over 9 years ago!

Now, we are able to get Thief 4 for the Playstation 4, which comes out some time later this year. That means that Thief 4 successfully skipped over an entire generation of video games, the Nintendo Wii, Playstation 3, and Xbox 360 era.

Nevertheless, I’m extremely excited for the release of their newest installment and have preordered it on Amazon for about $99. I was skeptical at first, considering the price of the game may get lower at launch, but Amazon has guaranteed me that if that happened, I would pay the lowest price instead of Amazons price today. That means whatever the price is for Thief 4 at launch (still unknown but predicted to be late 2013 – early 2013), I pay that price.

The only difference between preordering it on Amazon and paying for it when it actually gets released is… I actually get to have the game on time. With the next generation of video games coming ever so rapidly, a new market is made available. So with the reboot of the Thief franchise in a completely different game era, I see a lot of sales and preorders out there. So I figured I wanted to be one of the lucky first players to play the game and fessed up my $99.

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It’s well worth it already. I got free shipping and a guarantee I will pay the lowest price. And I got it from a trusted seller, Amazon (not to mention they are also the promotional partners for a variety of next-gen games including Battlefield 4). Along with the free shipping I’m getting, I also get Amazon’s exclusive offer of receiving the game the day it comes out.

Below, I’ve included the link for a preorder of Thief 4. Check it out, you get a lot of benefits plus a guaranteed lowest price available. The cover art is not final as it is still a long way before it actually gets released. Plus, the developers did not release an official box cover for their game, but has released some quality content over at their official website, thiefthegame.com

Get Ready for the Next Gen – 3 Things You Need to Know About It

The next generation and flurry of new consoles and advanced games is arriving at a rapid pace. We’re already seeing a lot of news about the Playstation 4 and the recently announced Xbox One. The Wii U is technically considered a next-gen console, so technically we are in the next-gen era. Us gamers are only awaiting the release of Sony and Microsofts next game consoles. So here are 3 things you need to know about the next generation of video games.

Thing 1: Games Will Get More Expensive

There is a very good reason why I am calling these “Thing 1″, “Thing 2″, etc. and not “Fact 1″, “Fact 2″, etc. and that is because nothing about these newer consoles are facts just yet. Since they are not released yet, nothing can be 100% confirmed until the respective companies release information beforehand. Even if, there is still the large potential of change before the release date.

So, games will most likely increase in price. This is thanks to the newer, stronger, and more capable power of these new machines. Obviously, it gives room for developers to do more with their games. This includes the increased amount of potential storylines, the obvious enhanced and detailed graphics, and more objects on the screen at one time. With all this improvement in gaming as a whole comes more time and work to deliver it, thus the budget of game developers increases and so does the price of their games.

Thing 2: Indie Games Will Flourish 

Sony has been the go-to market for independent games since Microsoft has made the process of publishing them incredibly hard for developers on their XBLA platform. With incredibly successful games like Braid, Super Meat Boy, Bit.Trip, and Bastion, there is no doubt the two big companies want to continue (and for the most part, expand) its indie game availability. Sony and Microsoft both have the same goals when in comes to the indie game market with Sony wanting to stay ahead for small studio games and Microsoft wanting to catch up and get more indie sales to the Xbox One.

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Thing 3: Graphics Aren’t The Only Thing

Everyday, I here the same common gamers discussing next-gen consoles. However, almost all the time the topic of graphics comes up. Sure, these new beasts have much more powerful hardware for eye candy, but that’s not all that is improving. With an upgrade to much much more available RAM (from the scrawny 256 MB on the Xbox 360 to the 8GB on the new Xbox One), developers are able to have more freedom in their games. This means more characters and particles on the screen at the same time, more paths and a less linear gameplay, a longer game as a whole, and generally a mind-blowing experience. 

On GameInformer in their Opinion section for this month, the author writes that graphics is only a scratch in the surface of what the future consoles bring us. With more processing power, more RAM, and video graphics, there will undoubtedly be a noticeable change in the way games feel, not just in graphics or sounds, but the game as a whole.

So the next time your friends bring up graphic improvements in a next-gen conversation, remind them that improved hardware not only means better graphics, but an unlinear improved game style as a whole. Oh, and also be sure to let them know that prices will most likely increase. They’d love to know that too.

But before you plunge yourself into the future generation, I suggest quickly playing through your older game collection. This advanced era of video games will stick a while, so now is the time to play games from older generations, say on the original Xbox or for the Playstation 2. Maybe if you’re a PC user, play some good old Deus Ex. It’s getting late and outdated, enjoy ‘em while they last.

Check out our article on Top 3 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Video Games. Need a central hub of files and whatnot that Versatile has compiled for you? Click here for (most) of the files you’ll need for his tutorials @Moneyinphx on YouTube.

Revisions:

6-6-13: Initial release.

Did you know that using the Teknogods MW2 method, you can play Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 Spec Ops Online using LAN? Yup, it works great, and I’ll show you how. Once I have the video tutorial done, it will also be linked in this blog article.

Tutorial

For latest steps on how to make this game work, see the Tunngle Wiki here.  It’s pretty detailed.  The more important thing that will matter is the files!

Download Section

TeknoMW2 1.0 hotfix (download, extract into your Modern Warfare 2 folder):  Solidfiles.net Mirror

Call of Duty MW2 No Steam Fix (download and extract into your Modern Warfare 2 folder if game says Steam is not running when really it is): Solidfiles.net Mirror

Follow the TeknoMW2 readme.txt file or the Tunngle wiki for specific steps on hosting or joining a game!

Video Tutorial

Buy Games Frequently? – The Most Common Mistakes of Buying Video Games

So you’re a frequent video game buyer. You constantly purchase games new or used, recent games or old, triple A or indie games. But do you know the 3 common mistakes of buying games? They may haunt you and burn a hole through your wallet, but they are very simple to overcome, making you a wiser game buyer.

Mistake 1: Buying a Game Based on Its Cover

You know the saying. Don’t judge a book by its cover? That also applies to videogames, whether you like it or not. Buying a game based solely on what’s on the cover or the back of the case is not a valid reason to do so. If you want to save money and time from a potentially bad video game, do your homework and check out more information on the games you want to buy beforehand. This includes simply browsing around game sites such as Gamespot, Metacritic, or GameInformer for video game news, content, information, media, and especially reviews. Make sure the price is right for the game of your choice. Don’t buy blindly!

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Mistake 2: Buying a New Game Over Its Used Counterparts

There are multiple opinions on this and most argue that buying new games is the “safe” way of making sure a video game works. I agree, but with the array of bad videogames out there in the market, I absolutely bind with buying used games over new games. There are a couple reasons for doing that. First, game stores like Gamespot make it easy for customers to return used videogames if they do not work. You can find a loophole in this system. If you don’t like the game you bought, simply return it within 7 days with your receipt and claim it didn’t work. This is quite shady and some Gamestop locations check if you’re right, but you can always claim it didn’t work on your specific console.

Another reason I love used games is because again Gamestop makes it easy to return it. This time, if it really doesn’t work, you can return it with ease. My last reason for used games over new games is obviously the price. With the steep price of games nowadays, it’s easy to see why used games have an advantage here. Some games are up to $20 less than if you buy it new. Of course there are exceptions such as new release titles.

Mistake 3: Buying a Game ‘Just Because’

Why are you buying that game? Because. Because what? I don’t know.

This is usually the case with a lot of video game purchases. People often buy games “just because” or “because they can”. No, no, no! You’re trying to save money aren’t you? And you’re receiving enjoyment out of playing your games, not from collecting them, correct? So why are you buying a game you have no idea about, throwing your hard-earned money away, and increasing the games in your backlog? It doesn’t make sense and an easy way to get rid of this fatal mistake is to put a strict budget on your gaming purchases. Perhaps you’re paying for games in a mall with other shops and you can’t really limit the amount of money you bring to the mall because there are other places to buy other stuff? Well, keep a specific card or some cash in a separate pocket or wallet that is only for buying your games. This forces you to review and do your homework on future game purchases.

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Revisions:

5-25-13: Initial release.

5-29-13: Added Skypad Alpha 2 Google Play files.

Within the last two years, I’ve collected a lot of files that I use for sharing with the Youtube community, a lot of it related to hard to find game patches and multiplayer fixes.

The problem with the way I used to do it is I would use Mediafire, and then in each video if there was a special file, I would put in a Mediafire link.

Well, within the last year or so, I’ve had two different Mediafire accounts shutdown, due to files that “violated” the Terms of Service, where in many cases, I still disagree.

Nonetheless, once those Mediafire accounts are shut down, guess where the frustration begins? All the Youtube videos that link to Mediafire are now suddenly broken.

Not anymore. Moving forward, this blog post will serve as the central “Table of Contents” for a lot of my popular files. In the event a link is broken, I will put up a new mirror. Enjoy!

Table of Contents

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B

C

D

• Dead Island Riptide
• Dreamcast Modding Files
• Duke Nukem 3D Portable + Yang (portable game)

E

F

G

• Games for Windows Live Keygen

H

I

J

K

• Killing Floor

L

M

• Melty Blood Actress Again Current Code
• Monaco: What’s Yours in Mine
• MotioninJoy

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• NES Netplay Emulator
• Nook Tablet Rooting Files

O

P

• PS2 Modding Files
• PSP Modding Files

Q

R

• Resident Evil 5

S

• Saints Row the Third
• Skypad Alpha 2 Tablet Google Play Files
• Sniper Ghost Warrior 2
• Splinter Cell Conviction 

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• Teknogods
• Total Annihilation (portable game)
  

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• Wii Modding Files
• Wsock32.dll

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• X360CE files

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Read our next post, Most Common Mistakes of Buying Video Games here.

Revisions:
May 23, 2013 – Initial Release.
May 23, 2013 – Post edits.

As the video game industry began booming during the early 1990′s, all of us gamers have wondered and obviously have seen the pattern, will next gen video games cost more than the already expensive price of $60?

As years have past by, we have seen the pattern of video games costing more as technology advances and consoles moving forward. Back in the day, games were worth $40, and later $50 when the PS2 and original Xbox were released. Because of the graphics and how smoothly graphical games will run with the new consoles, the market plans to raise the prices of video games.

Not only are they raising because of console advancements, major developers and publishers have stated that their earnings from selling their brand new games were lower than expected. As because of this, I believe that publishers do plan on selling games at a more expensive price.

The only thing to worry about is if you, as a consumer, will risk buying a next-gen game. Certainly, because game prices will go up, a lot of people won’t even bother paying extra money on these games and the only people who would be buying these games are the ones that can afford it. I am not sure if this plan is going to succeed concerning the fact that a lot costumers won’t buy the expensive games and the market/publishers won’t benefit from it. Will you be willing to pay a bit more for newer videogames? Write your opinions on potential game price increases from the market in this up and coming era!

Revisions:
5-20-13: Initial release.

5-23-13: Fixed zippyshare link so it links correctly now.

I’ll make this super short. Odds are you came to this page because one of my Youtube gaming tutorials had a link to this blog article. As time move on, it is possible that my online hosting file sharing sites may try to delete my file. Mediafire did this to me before, and effectively, disabled my account.

I have moved on, learned from my ways (twice), and now I present to you a backup mirror for the wsock32.dll file. Many old games use this like Red Alert 2, Red Alert 2: Yuri’s Revenge, and also Dune 2000. Not every single wsock32.dll on the Internet is the same, so make sure you are using my copy, and you are good to go. Just put it into the same folder as your game.exe or whatever game you are playing, and you are ready to play!

>>Download<<

Wsock32.dll main mirror:  Zippyshare

Revisions:
May 20, 2013 – Initial Release.

This tutorial is for those of us on version 1.5.2 of Minecraft that want to play online with friends using Tunngle’s LAN multiplayer capabilities. This works for both premium Minecraft users (those who bought it) and for non-premium Minecraft players (more on that later… )

How to Play Minecraft v1.5.2 LAN Online

Requirements:

• Copy of Minecraft v1.5.2 (although other versions may work with this)
• Download the launcher for premium users here if you don’t already have it.
• If you’re non-premium, use this launcher.
• Latest Java version (download at Java.com)
• Tunngle + Tunngle account

Alright, so you have a Tunngle account, you have Minecraft installed with the correct launcher, and Java is up to date. Now what?

1. Log into the Tunngle program.
2. Join the Minecraft network (visit Tunngle.net/wiki for tutorials if you’re lost)
3. Start your Minecraft game launcher (download links are above, in the Requirements section of this post)
4. Regardless of your launcher, mark down the Force Update checkbox and type in your Nickname. Log in.
5. Navigate to the Multiplayer section.
6. You can now join any of the given servers. Use the Server List to look for servers that are currently being hosted or simply use the Direct Connect to join a specific Minecraft server.

Enjoy playing LAN online on Minecraft v1.5.2!

Play Minecraft 1.5.2 Online Video Tutorial