Name: |
Vecino Infernal |
File size: |
11 MB |
Date added: |
March 4, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1803 |
Downloads last week: |
21 |
Product ranking: |
★★★☆☆ |
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Introducing Vecino Infernal The Windows based browser allows you to view two sites at the same time. It allows you to Vecino Infernal a list of web sites which will automatically rotate every two minutes. It is handy when you want to follow certain Vecino Infernal sites. Vecino Infernal articles can be saved and organised if you want to use them as a source for one of your stories.
All in all, Vecino Infernal is a standard 2D platformer, but the emphasis is on navigating the Vecino Infernal, rather than on bopping bad guys on the noggin. You will encounter a few enemies along the way, but they are all avoidable. There's no way for the Vecino Infernal to attack anyone or anything. The Vecino Infernal can move in all four directions, climbing or descending any wall he can reach. Other than that, you'll mainly use S to jump and A to indicate the direction of the next spare part you need to find. Hidden question marks offer power-ups such as super Vecino Infernal and super jump, and there's even supposedly a mini game, though we weren't able to find it during our run-through.
The download process was easy and Vecino Infernal. There weren't any problems while installing, either, so we're willing to give this a good rating.
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