What is the best Football game on Android? topic

I am a big Fan of FIFA 14. I spend most of my time by playing this game on my computer. Now I am looking for some good football games for my Android device. Any suggestion?

[q] multiple same game topic

Hi,

I'm just wondering if it's possible to play or install 2 same game like coc (clash of clans) with different account at the same time using multi window screen. If possible please reply and teach us how to do it.


Thanks!

Groovy Bird New Game App topic

I am introducing to you Groovy Bird a latest android game app for android users and Broody Bird for iPhone and iPad. Its so interesting you must play and share to your friends. Groovy Bird is all about thrilling and action packed flying adventure of bird to cross hurdles and collect coins. Its addictive and fun play game.

Download Android/iOS App
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...ave.groovybird
https://itunes.apple.com/pk/app/broo...931943783?mt=8
Download this free app and share with your friends.

[GAME] [FREE] [2.3+] Memes drinking game topic

Memes Drinking Game, as its name suggests, is a game whose sole purpose is to drink with friends in an original and fun way.

A variety of rules, actions, and crazy challenges certainly will ensure a good time with the people around you.

Over 130 different cards dealt in four types of activities:

Action: (30 cards) the player who draws it must read aloud and perform the action that is required
Mandatory: (43 cards) The player who draws it must read aloud and all players must perform the action asked.
Instant: (30 cards) Cards that are saved to be used at any point in the game.
Status: (30 cards) These cards modify the behavior of the players during the game. Eg: "The player must speak English or Scottish accent"

check it out

https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...kinggame&hl=en

The Cube T9 hands-on review - a great 4G tablet, but no longer a game changer topic

Cube offers what can seem like a bewildering array of tablets, including the standard Wi-Fi only Android tablets, the business-oriented iWork series and the cellular and phone-equipped Talk ranges. The T9 and the T7 are the latest offerings from the Talk series, although Cube did simplify their communication names. The 9.7-inch T9 reviewed here delivers a strong set of features and is a serious competitor for the Xiaomi M1 Pad and the Samsung Tab Pro 10.5. With 32GB of internal storage and full phone functionalities, the T9 costs only RMB1,499 (4).


Cube T9 main specs:

 OS: Android 4.4
 Display: 9.7-inch IPS, 10-point multi-touch, IGZO
 Screen Resolution: 2048 x 1536 (4:3)
 CPU: MediaTek MT8752 octa-core processor (8 cores of 64-bit Cortex-A53)
 CPU Frequency: 2.0GHz
 GPU: ARM Mali-760MP2
 RAM / Storage: 2GB / 32GB
 Function: WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, A-GPS, OTG, Miracast, FM Radio
 WiFi: 802.11 b/g/n, WiFi hotspot
 GSM: band2, band3, band5, band8
 TDS: band34, band39
 WCDMA: band1, band5
 TDD: band38, band39, band40, band41
 FDD: band1, band3, band7
 Camera: 5MP back camera, 2MP front camera
 Battery: 10,000mAh
 Ports: TF Card Slot, SIM Card Slot, Micro USB Port, 3.5mm Headphone Jack
 Weight & Size: 610 g / 237 x 170 x 8.9 mm


Design



The Cube T9 isn’t exceptionally thin and light, measuring 8.9mm thick and weighing 610g, it is much thicker and heavier than its predecessor – the Cube Talk 9X, which measures at 7mm and weighs only 560g. This certainly doesn’t give the T9 an immediate appeal, if you're making comparisons on these grounds. The reason why the T9 is so thick and heavy is that Cube uses both die casting roll cage and metal anti-roll frame, which are designed to protect the internals of the tablets from collision and impact.



The screen sits in a relatively thin bezel, which can result in unintended selections when holding the tablet in portrait mode. But while you hold it in landscape mode, there is enough bezel to rest your fingers on. The 2MP front-facing camera is located above the display, along with a tiny light sensor to help auto-adjust the brightness of the display.







The edges of T9 are silver-colored, which looks unappealing on our black review sample. In portrait mode, the top edge is home to the 3.5mm headphone jack and a micro SD card slot. The power button, the volume rocker and the SIM tray slot are located on the top right edges of the slate.



The side-facing speakers are located on the right end of the bottom edge, which is pretty smart design as the speaker gates won’t be easily blocked by your hands however you hold the tablet.



The stippled plastic rear, which looks exactly like the back of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S, does the T9 no great favors, either. Although Cube insists that this design is inspired by the surface of a golf ball, and improves the grip of the tablet, still, we are not impressed.



The 13MP camera and an LED flash is located on the upper left corner of the rear side.



Overall, the T9 lacks the premium appeal the Cube Talk 9X was once famous for.


Display



The 9.7-inch IPS LCD screen is the same 2,048-by-1,536 resolution with 264ppi as the iPad Air, we can’t say we are astonished with this amount of pixel offering anymore as we have already seen lots of tablets from China with 9.7-inch Retina displays by now, and there are also lots of tablets with much higher pixel density on the market at the moment.



Unfortunately, the quality of the T9’s display isn’t as amazing as Cube advertised. The contrast ratio doesn’t match it is on the super clear PLS display on my Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 and, with an explosion-proof film on top of the touchscreen, the display looks annoyingly grainy at times, especially when you are viewing a web page with white background color.



With that said, it is far from being a terrible display. Colors are a lot more relaxed than those seen on some of Samsung’s AMOLED devices, and viewing angles are also quite amazing.



The T9’s screen is fairly bright that we only need the brightness slider set at 30% or lower most of the time, the auto-brightness option works well too.


Sound



The side-facing stereo speakers are one area where the T9 under-delivers. They are quite loud, but the sound quality is disappointing, especially when compared to the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro or the iPad Air. This is a pity as it means the tablet isn't really up to delivering music and movies without the help from an external audio system.


System and apps



The Cube T9 runs stock Android 4.4.4 Kitkat OS, with limited customizations made to the icons. Preinstalled applications are kept to the minimum as well.

App selection is the biggest reason to hesitate about the T9. It isn't bad by any means, and is no better or worse than any other Android tablets, with the Google Play Store's solid selection on board. It's just that when you compare it to the iPad's App Store, you'll see that the Play Store's tablet selection still has some catching up to do. Unlike those 7-inch tablets, which still works and looks perfectly fine running smartphone apps, The T9’s spacious 4:3 display can make some applications look distorted and unappealing.


Performance



Inside the Cube T9, there're a 1.7GHz, 64-bit MediaTek MT8752 octa-core processor and 2 full GB of RAM. Although it by no means the most cutting-edge design, it is still a very beefy set-up.



Benchmarks tell the story. The T9 scored 40,272 on the Antutu system benchmark and 3,401 on the Geekbench3 processor benchmark, as compared with around 30,000 and 2,117 for the Cube i6, and 34,810 and 2,296 for the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4.

On the Vellamo HTML5 benchmark test, the tablet scored an impressive 2231, which is in the same class as the even the highest end of Android devices.



In the 3DMark Ice Storm graphics benchmark, the T9 scored 8,768 points, clearly no match for the MAXED OUT performance the Intel powered Cube i6 presented. This did tell the true story that the Mali-760MP2 GPU didn’t compare to the cutting-edge offerings such as the Qualcomm Adreno 330 or the Imagination PowerVR 6xxx series, but it was still a great improvement over the Mali-450MP4 GPU used in the last generation of MediaTek octa-core chipsets.

Tablets and phones that run stock Android often provide day-to-day performance that’s better than the devices with heavily customized interfaces. The slate performs like a champ most of the time -- as long as there are lot too many apps running in the background. There are some minor, intermittent pauses before the contents of menus pop up, but little-to-none of the very basic interface scroll lag we’ve seen in those entry-level tablets and smartphones. It does take a while to come out of standby at times, though, which can get annoying.

During mass auto-updates, updates would freeze mid-download like frozen apps mid-download. Even though it has a zippy octa-core CPU and 2GB of RAM, it is still easily overwhelmed when pushing its performance to maximum. But it is more of a problem of the multi-tasking enhanced Android operating system rather than a defect of the Cube T9.

Reading and browsing



The squarer 9.7-inch display is perfect size for browsing content-heavy webpages and reading E-magazines, and the capable MT8752 processor doesn’t disappoint. Loading graphic-intense web-pages happens fairly quickly, dragging and zooming the page itself feels as smooth as silk, There are little to none lags in turning pages of even the most gigantic PDF file.

Gaming



As long as we kept background apps to a minimum, gaming performance was fast and smooth. Large games like NFS 17 opened quickly and levels loaded within a few seconds. While playing Riptide, the tablet reacted quickly, making tight turns and sharp movements in real time.

Video Playback



A screen with 4:3 aspect ratio isn’t really ideal for video playback, as most video files come in widescreen, which result in a lot of wasted screen real estate when we play 1080P videos on the T9. Fortunately, with Cube’s rich experience in making MP4 players, the T9 has incredible video codec support.

Almost all media files with basic video codecs (i.e. DivX). MKV, AVI (XviD) and MP4 videos play smoothly through T9’s video player. You can change the zoom mode (100% or fit to screen with and without affecting the video's aspect ratio) and there's a pinch zoom too, in case you want to get close up on a specific part of the action.

If subtitles are available, the video player will automatically find and load them. You can also manually load subtitles, if the video and subtitle file names don't match.


Connectivity



The T9 features dual 4G support (FD-LTE & TD-LTE), which means you get up to 150Mbps of downlink and up to 50Mbps of uplink speeds. It also covers dual 3G (WCDMA & TD-SCDMA) and 4 bands of GSM.

It also features Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac support, with 2.4GHz and 5GHz band compatibility. Wi-Fi Direct and DLNA support are also available as well as GPS and FM Radio. Bluetooth 4.0 is available for local data transfer, too.

There is a micro SD card slot as well, on top of the 32GB of internal storage.

The T9 naturally supports USB-on-the-go, but you will need to buy an additional adapter for that. The tablet can work with USB storage, USB mice and keyboards. Of course, you can always hook up a Bluetooth mouse or keyboard to the slate without relying on the cable connection.

You can also mirror your tablet screen on the bigger HDTV via Wi-Fi Direct and the widely supported Miracast protocol - that would even allow you to play mobile games on the biggest screen in your living room.



Just like the T7, the T9 supports OTA firmware upgrade, you will receive the notification whenever an update is available.


Battery life



First and foremost, the T9 is a brilliant tablet for battery life with a very large 10,000mAh capacity inside, full stop.

Untouched, the device will last a really long time as it holds its charge extremely well. When you do use it, it doesn't jump off a cliff like a brainless lemming either. You'll get about 9 hours of screen time. This is an average, as it depends on how bright you set that super high-res screen. You'll get less if you ramp it up but even more at lower levels.

Either way, it's a great performer in this area and means the T9 is a good choice for those wanting to travel without their tablet dying on them half way through a flight or a car journey where the tablet is entertaining kids in the back.



In our standard cngadget battery test, where we play a 1080P video on loop with 30 percent brightness while having notifications for email turned on, the T9 lasted 9 hours and 5 minutes, which is almost on par with the longevity the Talk 9X could deliver. Neither tablet can come anywhere near the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5, though, which gives you two more hours of screen use between charges.


Cameras



The T9 has two cameras, the norm for any high-quality tablet. It uses a 13-megapixel rear camera and 2-megapixel front camera.



We think a tablet like this is much too big to be used as an everyday camera, but otherwise it offers pretty good shooting. There’s very little shutter lag, focusing is snappy and you get a few additional modes. There’s HDR, panorama, beauty face and object tracking.

While not up with the best smartphones in terms of image quality, they're much better than the tablet average. Here are a few samples:








The T9 also has an LED flash, which some tablets lack. The T9’s front camera isn’t too bad either – you don’t need more for standard video chat, although some phones are starting to use higher-resolution 5-megapixel front cameras for better selfies.


Conclusions



There is no doubt that T9 is one of Cube's best tablets yet, and, though it is not so stylish and record-breaking as its predecessor – the Cube Talk 9X, it's still a great slate with solid specs and excellent build quality.

Back in 2012 when Rockchip’s RK3066 dual-core A9 processor dominated the tablet industry in China, a few tablet makers already began to sell tablets with 9.7-inch retina display. The struggling performance and recurrent lags from those offerings lead to a generally negative impression of Chinese tablets with a high-resolution display. But powered by enhanced processors coming out in 2013 and 2014, high-res tablets are finally good.

With dozens of tablets released this year, Cube certainly hasn't made choosing a tablet easy. Is the T9 enough to make Talk 9X or i6 users to switch? Certainly not. However, unless you've already bought a tablet in 2014, the T9 will give you plenty of reasons to go for it and the beefy processor is just one of them.

If you like the T9’s specs but not the size and weight, you can also go smaller with the Cube T7, which has almost identical internal set-ups, aside from a smaller 7-inch screen and significantly smaller battery to fit into the tinier body.


The good

Solid build quality.
Amazing battery life.
Smooth performance delivered by the beefy processor and 2GB RAM.
32GB internal storage with Micro SD card support.
A nice rear-facing 13MP camera.
OTA upgrade.


The Bad

Not slim or light by today’s standards.
No HDMI on board.
The explosion-proof film on top of the touchscreen makes the display look annoyingly grainy.

[Q] Has any1 else had issue while in app or game screen zooming in and getting stuck. topic

I have issue with apps and games from play store and amazon store tap the on screen controls or to hard it zooms in or screen capture and wont zoom out. I've searched and contacted amazon about my issue. I was just wondering anyone has insight on this issue.

GCM10 Game Control Mount, Xperia and PS3 Controller compatibility topic

A while ago I asked this question here on XDA regarding the GCM10 Game Control Mount and its compatibility with a PS3 controller. I didn't get that many detailed answers and I figured more people would be interested to know whether the GCM10 works with the PS3 controller. I used my Xperia Z1 instead of a Z3 as advertised but this obviously shouldn't make a difference. Since I won this from the Xperiablog community, I figured I should do the community a favour in return by doing this.





As you can see here, the GCM10 doesn't quite fit the PS3 controller - it almost closes, but you'll have to use a rubber band or come up with another creative idea to close it properly. Before I received this, I used to hold the Xperia phone and controller in place with only one bent wire which was very fragile. I used it in the bus once or twice, but really wouldn't have recommended this. Now this GCM10 already seems much better since it steadily holds the phone in place with the suction cup, which was the main issue with my previous wire solution.

The downside is that the GCM10's metal wire in the middle (which is actually covered in rubber - a very nice detail indeed) is slightly in the way of the square button, and you cannot completely rotate the analog sticks to the sides where the wires are. I'll have to do some more testing but as it seems now, although it does look quite nice in pictures I do not recommend the GCM10 if you only have a PS3 controller in conclusion. I could consider upgrading to a PS4 controller but this is kind of a waste of money as I don't actually own a PlayStation. But if you do, then this GCM10 really is a nice addition if you like to play mobile games. Especially for emulating games it would be amazing!

Death Board, a simple yet agonizing Windows Phone game topic

Death Board is a Windows Phone game that has the potential to drive you nuts. It is a game that challenges you to quickly find a matching number before the game clock strikes zero.

While the game concept sounds simple, you only have a few seconds on the clock and it's surprising how long it takes to have four digit numbers register in your brain. I'm not sure how much staying power Death Board will have but for occasional gaming or as a conversation piece, the game should do well.

Available for low-memory Windows Phones, don't be shocked if your score stays in the single digits with Death Board.

There is not much to Death Board as far as layout it concerned. When you launch the game, a tutorial screen that explains game play will greet you. When you think you are ready to play the game, tap the screen and a "3,2,1" countdown will begin.



The number you are trying to match will be displayed center screen with a handful of possible matches will be scattered around the chalkboard. Your game timer bar and score is displayed at the top of the screen. As soon as you find the matching number, tap it. If you tap the correct number, you will proceed to the next level of play.

Tap the wrong number or allow the timer to hit zero a tacky buzzer will sound and you lose.

The number possibilities are written upside down, sideways and at angles. I was surprised how difficult it was to read the four number figure at the center of the screen, find the match and tap the screen in what feels like three seconds.

Overall Impression

Death Board is a challenging Windows Phone game that will test your skills at speed and recognition. I don't think many will find themselves sitting down and playing Death Board for extended periods but for short bits of time, it can be a fun (all be it humbling) game.

The game ran smooth and while challenging, I wouldn't mind seeing the game give players a fighting chance in the beginning. Maybe add a few seconds to the timer and have it shorten as you progress through the levels.

Nonetheless, if you are looking for a simple, challenging and at times frustrating gaming title for your Windows Phone Death Board is worth trying. It is a free ad-supported game that does have full-screen ads but not with an annoying frequency.

XDA:DevDB Information
Death Board, App for all devices (see above for details)

Contributors
nmily89

Version Information
Status: Testing

Created 2015-01-07
Last Updated 2015-01-07

[Game] Rocket Rush topic

An adventure in deep space is begun! Challenge yourself in new space arcade "Rocket Rush". Overcome all dangerous obstacles to gain maximum score. Evade from meteorites and missiles, without damaging the rocket.

Link:play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.DinoGames.RocketRush

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[GAME][2.3+] Plus (Numbers Game) topic

The game is to clear the field of numbers, by examples and creating solutions. For example in the figures 7512, press 7, then 5, then 12. Get a worked example. Level is passed!

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[Android][Free][2.3+] Tiles HD - OLO inspired board game topic

Tiles HD is a board game for single player and multiplayer - moreover, "hot seats"
mode is the essence of this game. Great fun is guaranteed.

Game rules are simple:
- Every player starts with six exactly same tiles (with different color),
- Player, during his move, with swipe gesture is trying to move his tile into the
scoring area,
- As tiles collides with themselves, tile placed in scoring zone might be moved,
- Tiles in home areas (white rectangle) might be captured by player,
- Do not count on your luck. Use wise strategy!

Main game features:
- single player mode with worthy opponent,
- hot seat mode for two players - best for parties,
- clean, nice-looking UI,
- support for both 7" and 10" tablets,
- HD resolution (with up to 1920x1200),
- support for newest Android version - 5.0.1.

This game is still in development, I am currently working on:
- other types of tiles (with special behaviour),
- over 50 achievements (almost done),
- global ranking based on achievements,
- WiFi game mode.

Moreover, I am considering additional Bluetooth mode.

Game has been released yesterday.

Please test, rate and comment. As the sole programmer of this game I
am counting on the last one.

Game is available for download on Google Play.
ttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.to_dev.tiles.android
(I cannot post URL-s - add 'h' at the begining).

Kind regards,
Tommus

[HOT]Dwarf King - Five Orcs Battle (Game The Hobbit pixel) topic

Hello my friends
Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...lonerteam.df5o



Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...lonerteam.df5o
Join the fight of Dwarf King for Middle-earth in an retro style game 8 bit.
Dwarf King: The battle of Five Orcs is an arcade-style fighting game. raise up your sword and beat up those orcs, go for your unexpected journey and be ready for the greatest battle in the middle of world.

FEATURES
- Free to play
- Simple and addictive game play
- 8 bit art style
- Tablet support!
How to play
- Press A to attack
- Press B to jump
- Press A when jumping to perform super attack

Flash game box not running? topic

So the other day I was on my fire hd7 with flash 11.1 installed trying to get rotmg to run through an app called flash game box. For some reason it recognize flash player in the app yet it works fine in browser. Now I know that android 4.1.1 was not supported by adobe but why can it be activated in browser and not in this app? Anyone have ideas or a solution? I would really like to play this and many other flash games like I could on my original kindle fire.

[Q] (ISO) best hockey game topic

curious what is the best hockey game everyone has found for their shields? Between gamestream, android and emulators there is a lot of them but i havent found anything that ive been really happy with.
kind of wish i liked soccer more cause it seems that sport is covered on all the platforms.

Game Killer Not Working topic

Hello guyss
This is NK here
M new in this XDA DEVLOPERS forums......
I regularly see your discussion on bla bla bla topics
Which goes over my silly head
So two of my friends
Help me to understand these......


Actually M using Kitkat 4.4.4
Which is rooted
I aka my friends treied game killer and game gaudian....
And none of them worked.....
So any one here who could help me.....
Pllz. ....


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[GAME] Zombie Safari 2 topic

Hi Everybody!
Try our new game:
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Zombie apocalypse ended a long time ago, leaving only ruins, but there is no peace for the poor zombies.
From their hiding places crawled a crowd of wild office workers, who not dared to engage the enemy in the midst of war. But life in fear in underground drove them crazy, and now it's just mindless monsters, driven by desire for revenge.
Our hero has nothing left but take up arms and stop the invasion of crazy managers!

★ In "Zombie Safari 2" season on people is open! ★
★★★★★ You play as a cute zombie who blows up brains of office workers!
★★★★★ Office plankton loses their heads literally.
★★★★★ Multiple levels to play in campaign mode.
★★★★★ Collect brains scattered on levels to unlock new fun achievements!
★★★★★ You will fight at the terrible cemetery with the graves and skeletons, dried desert with cacti and skulls, in the jungle and at the post-apocalyptic city that was ruined by some idiot on tap, but not by the war with zombies.

Help zombie Frank to stop invasion of crazy managers and take over the world!









We hope you like it So try it for FREE:
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Thanks a Lot
Igor from "Lets Go Games"