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TOKYO (MacHouse) – MacHouse has updated two of their freeware titles, A-Cownts and WPWriter. A-Cownts is updated to 1.0.6. And WPWriter is updated to 1.0.5. They are both updated to support a new set of undo / redo functions. Continue reading
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TOKYO (MacHouse) – MacHouse has updated two of their freeware titles, A-Cownts and WPWriter. A-Cownts is updated to 1.0.6. And WPWriter is updated to 1.0.5. They are both updated to support a new set of undo / redo functions. Continue reading
TOKYO (MacHouse) – Today, MacHouse has released a new freeware title called UConvert. UConvert is available for both Mac and Windows OS.
UConvert is a conversion tool that we developed. We have to admit that it can be quite useless. Anyway, UConvert allows users to calculate numbers across different units. Continue reading
This QuickTime video shows a game play of Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood. This game play video comes from Chapter VI (the third chapter of Act II).
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Earlier, the McCall brothers saved a beautiful Mexican woman, who looks like Penélope Cruz. William believes Ray is drawn to the darkness. And Thomas is following Ray’s footsteps. It’s not gold that they want, Williams says. It’s this Mexican woman that they want. In the meantime, they have some spare time to restock their inventory at a local store or search for a job for quick money. And Thomas decides to go after a wanted man named Ramos for $100. Continue reading
This QuickTime video shows a game play of Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood. This game play video comes from Chapter V (the second chapter of Act II).
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This time, Ray and Thomas find themselves in a mining town. They are after a notorious, Irish-born man from Chicago for vengeance. William tells them that only God decides who to be punished. But they won’t listen. And they decide to take punishment into their own hands. Continue reading
Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood is a new action game published by Ubisoft. The game was released in June 30. Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood is available for PC, PS3 and Xbox360.
So what kind of game is Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood? The game starts in the way such that it appears to be a war battle game like the Call of Duty series. A major difference is that the story of Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood evolves around the U.S. Civil War. And it keeps going this way for three chapters. In Act II, you will be brought back to the present time – 1865.
In this game, you have to decide which character to play – Ray or Thomas. Each of them has a special ability. Ray is capable of handling dynamite. And Thomas is able to throw a lasso to climb a tree or a higher place.
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Act I shows what happened a year before. In 1864, General William T. Sherman‘s army came to Atlanta, Georgia and destroyed the city. Two brothers of McCall, Thomas and Ray, joined the Confederate army after their father was killed. The youngest of all, William, was away for religious studies but came back to take care of their mother. Then Thomas and Ray deserted the army and came back home. And they learn that their mother died. Leaving the hometown of Atlanta, three brothers are headed to Fort Smith, a lawless town full of gamblers, bandits and drifters in Arkansas. They didn’t stay there long because Thomas flirted with a daughter of the local marshall. And the whole town wanted him and his brothers.
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This QuickTime video shows a game play of Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood. This game play video comes from Chapter IV (the first chapter of Act II). The McCall brothers are now in Mexico. Ray heard tales of a hidden great Aztec treasure, which he could use to reunite the family and rebuild their life. In a small town called San Lorezo (15 miles east of Ciudad de México?), they witness a young woman being harassed by men. And Ray decides to save her. Continue reading