This is where History Egypt Engineering and Empire comes in (iPad version is planned and should release in a few months the developer says). The game is based off of the larger PC game of the same name. While it's essentially a sort-of port, a turn-based game has a natural pause that works for commuting or multitasking like playing and answering email. Here's a little about the game
Check out the images below and maybe give the game a try because it's only $3.99.Empires are controlled from three main views: the Campaign Map shows the entire game world, including mountains, forests, coastlines, oceans, rivers, cites, and armies. The City Map gives players an overview of the structure and role of a city within the empire, and provides a basis for economic decisions. The Battle Map is to be used when diplomacy has run its course or when a city is being attacked, resulting in turn-based combat.
One thing they failed to mention though was whether this would be in 3D for the upcoming 3DS.
Here's some official copy from Activision:
Call of Duty: Black Ops for the Nintendo DS will put gamers in the boots of CIA-backed operatives that are dropped into the shadowy world of deniable operations with an expansive arsenal of weapons at their disposal.
“Call of Duty: Black Ops for the Nintendo DS is going to take the handheld Call of Duty experience to a new level,” said Dan O’Leary, n-Space Studio Head. “From taking the controls of an attack helicopter to flying an experimental stealth fighter jet, players will have a wealth of new features to utilise.”
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While one gets to be more tolerant of certain things I've found that I'm less tolerant and more emotional about other things now. When my wife was pregnant seeing a commercial for the ASPCA would have her in tears on the couch. Unstoppable empathetic tears. I thought she might run out and adopt all the dogs she could find. It saddened me and I wanted to help but I didn't have that instinct of wanting to protect the innocent animals like she did. When I used to read the news about something horrible happening to a child I was of course outraged at the criminal or circumstances. Now I find myself worrying more about the people that are left behind. That poor mother. That poor family, what a horrible thing. I can actually feel their pain, at least a little bit. Sooth the family first then get the person that did it and show no mercy.
Now that I have these contextual emotions based on my own kids and experiences as a father there are things I have zero tolerance for. Making light of a person's disability. Making fun of a person's accent or other things out of their control. Watching and participating in a game where the main plot centers around murdered children.
But they are.
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