Oh My Hair! Mod Oh My Hair! Mod APK 1.0.0 Features:Want to change your hair color?Want to have a different color of your hair? You are definitely in the right place! Sit down here and your hair will be dyed the way you want in a minute. You can also make a simple painting on it.Features:* Suitable for all ages* Choose the colors as you wish* Create your own hairstyle … Read more
<p>Pokemon Go will host its final Community Day event of 2020 on December 12 and 13th. During the event, you'll be able to find Pokemon that appeared in Community Days through 2019 and 2020 in the wild and in raids.</p><p>During specific times throughout each day, there will be increased chances of finding specific Shiny Pokemon alongside a variety of bonuses and different Pokemon appearing in Mega Raids. There will also be a one-dollar December Community Day–exclusive Special Research Story available too.</p><p>From 6 am on December 12 to 10 pm on 13th you'll find the likes of Charmander, Weedle, Abra, Gastly, Rhyhorn, Electabuzz, Magmar, Magikarp, Porygon, Seedot, and Piplup in the wild. Meanwhile, Totodile, Swinub, Treecko, Torchic, Mudkip, Ralts, Slakoth, Trapinch, Bagon, Turtwig, and Chimchar in raids. These Pokemon will also hatch from 2km Eggs.</p><p>As is often the case with Community Days themselves, evolving certain Pokemon during the event hours will result in the final evolution learning a special move. For a full list of what that will include, check out the recent post on the Pokemon Go blog.</p><p>Meanwhile, between 11 am to 5 pm local time on December 12th you'll have increased chance of running into a Shiny Weedle, Abra, Gastly, Rhyhorn, Seedot, and Piplup. There will be x2 Catch Stardust on offer, ½ Egg Hatch Distance and Mega Gengar will appear more often in raids.</p><p>Then, on Sunday between those same hours, there will be a greater chance to find a Shiny Charmander, Electabuzz, Magmar, Magikarp, and Porygon. There will be similar bonuses on offer but this time around Mega Charizard X will be found more often in raids.</p><p>Pokemon Go is available now over on the App Store and Google Play. It's a free-to-play game with in-app purchases.</p>On the hunt for some useful GO Battle League tips? Here are a few that will help you get off to a good start … Read more
The game offers an environment where Vikings and Dragons live together, and it’s up to you to ensure safe and secure living conditions and smooth relations among them. You will ensure the homes of Dragons and Vikings are made on the same land. … Read more
<p>I love a good rumour as much as anyone, but this one feels like a pretty safe shot - there's word on the street that a Switch edition of the Metroid Prime Trilogy is ready to launch whenever Nintendo decides to pull the trigger.</p><p>When I say "word on the street" I mean this tweet by Game Informer's senior editor Imran Khan, who believes that the initial announcement of a Switch release for the Metroid Prime Trilogy was supposed to be made in December 2018. Why it didn't is a mystery at this point.</p><p>It's been long done. Initial announcement was supposed to be last month.— Imran Khan (@imranzomg) January 25, 2019 <p>That said, it's probably something to do with Metroid Prime 4 going a bit wrong. Khan reports that the "ad-hoc" development process Nintendo was using simply didn't work, so Retro Studios put together a pitch and a demo for Nintendo which convinced them to move all development to one studio. Must've been one hell of a demo.</p><p>If you didn't see it last week, Nintendo made the surprising decision to publicly announce that everything the company had done on Metroid Prime 4 was being binned in favour of starting over, this time with Retro Studios at the helm. This has obviously delayed the game by a significant amount - it was due to launch this year, but it could be a long time before we see it materialise.</p><p>Still, with Metroid Prime Trilogy apparently ready to go, there is some good news on the horizon. If you like rereleases, that is. And if you own a Switch, then you best get used to them if nothing else - there's still a whole bunch of Wii U games no one played that could reach a shiny new audience (hello, Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE).</p><p>We'll be sure to keep you posted as we hear more about Metroid Prime Trilogy and Metroid Prime 4. If we hear anything at all, that is. That last announcement did come completely out of nowhere after a whole year of silence, after all.</p> … Read more
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<p>Having mined World War II and many of the historical battles before it, Slitherine is turning its sights on the Vietnam War with its new strategy game.</p><p>It's called Vietnam...'65, so there's no mistaking when and where the game is set.</p><p>In it, you play as the commander of the US forces as you try to take on the guerrilla tactics of the Vietcong, and the mightier forces of the North Vietnamese Army.</p><p>You're waging a counter-insurgency to reclaim the Ia Drang valley, which lies on the border of Cambodia.</p><p>But the opposition isn't your only threat, as you also need to manage the support of the war back in the US. You need the hearts and minds of the home crowd to keep up morale.</p><p>So, Vietnam...'65 is a game of napalm strikes and minesweeping. But also one that tackles the questions the Vietnam War raised while it raged on back in the '60s.</p><p>You'll be able to purchase it for £9.99 / $12.99 on the UK and US App Stores at midnight.</p> … Read more
