Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Game - Crazy Kart

Crazy kart is an online casual racing game which captures the hearts of the many racing fans in China and Asia.  It is operated by Shanda Games and was developed by Shanda Online in 2006. it's been created by Shanda to promote China's racing career.  They even participated and promoted events like FIA GT Championship, A1 Auto World Cup, 2007 whole World Championships drift competitions that was attended by Volkswagen POLO, Lenovo, Pioneer and other international brands.  To make the story short it's an exciting online casual racing game where you can meet and mingle with friends online.

To play this game you must download a client software from their website i.e. for CK China go to Download Center - Crazy Kart II, for Hong Kong go to csoft.com.hk and click on Downloads.  Once you finished downloading, install it on your computer, the installation process is easy and straight forward.  It's important that you have a fast and good internet connection, when you start the game, you should register for an account and link it to Crazy Kart. (There are steps you can find at Youtube and documents on blog, just search for it)

If you are a starter or a noob, begin by completing task, read carefully the basics of the game plan or you can ask someone for help in playing the game.  There's a chat feature built in the game for you to communicate with others online. Ask them for help to complete task. Some task needs more players to complete.  So you communicate with them through chats and messages.  From the task you completed, rewards will be given to you like avatar, kart accessories or even a kart with a limited life span.   As you level up by winning races, be sure to answer all the questions located at the Mission hall, This is also a part of your training which can increase the amount of eXPerience or Gold Points (GP) you have, but your have to "win" races to earn more of it.  Learn how to make use of the drift button, maneuvering kart like counter steering, back drift, anti float, and jump.  With this skills you can overcome any obstacle that you might encounter in any maps. Take note of your race time (the time elapse when you reached the finish line), this will be the guide of how you evolve into a professional player.  Get more nitro (N2O) by driving efficiently, maintain your top speed (by counter steering) at all times, this will generate nitro (N2O) more quickly. Bumping into walls or barriers will prolong the time to generate a nitro. Kart accessories could be quite helpful too so study them and use them wisely.

To enjoy the game, just be nice and play fair.  Just take note that most players takes advantage by modifying speeds for the reason that they don't know how to counter steer or games are just vulnerable to hacks.  You will know this if the other player will "appear to bump into your kart", your opponent will blink in front of you (blinker), unusual speed with no speed boosters, unlimited N2O and sometimes the player indicator will go out of the map and disappear. If you're resourceful enough to know the speed of karts as will as the names, this will help you in evaluating a player if he's cheating or not.  In anyways it's just a game.

Any Games Software is addictive, so be careful to choose games that are good for the brain and that can promote awareness to the player.  Parents should monitor and regulate computer usage for kids below 18 years old to avoid getting HOOK(ed) by any games. There are many studies reported about  how computer games can hook a player, like getting rewards that takes advantage of some other players and etc.. With this reward feature any player works hard or find ways to get more rewards and so the addiction begins. Parents should be the first to implement ways to monitor and regulate computer usage at home.  Like discipline begins at home! :)

So, that's it for now. Don't get hook and enjoy your choice of game.  I hope this will help you enough.  Thanks for reading and please leave a comment.



Notice:  Crazy Kart Philippines and India are now close for End of Contract (EOC).  You can use tetab as your referral id., although it is optional.

Sunday, September 26, 2010

Why you should get Solid State Drive for an Upgrade

There's a lot of reason why you switch to Solid State Drive, although the price difference is higher than the traditional Hard Disk Drives which is a big minus if you are in a tight budget.  But when you think about it you will realize that you can save much more in the long run, for Solid State Drives don't have a moving parts, no read/write heads, no spinning platers which are the main factors for unavoidable damages that may occur during operations and transportation.  Solid State Drives are also fast in processing (performing read/write operation) data, faster than Hard Disk Drives and are tough.  I witnessed it during a Demo representation perform by Intel representative.  The scenario is to put a laptop (with SSD) on a sleep state, then removes the Solid State Drive from the laptop.  Do you know what's next? He throw it (the SSD) on the floor 4 times, then put it back on the laptop and powers it.  Unbelievable but it still boots up and displays where it left.  That's tough! right?  Imagine when you've done that to a traditional Hard Disk Drive,  probably it wont work anymore and your going back to the begining, buying a new Hard Disk,  Installing OS, Drivers, etc. and if you don't have an idea of how to prepare your Hard disk, you might ask for a professional computer technician to do it for you, which will cost you a lot. Not only that, but you will also lost everything that you save in your Hard Drive, your favorite website, collection of pictures, movies, music, etc.  When your having a Solid State Drive you don't have to worry, all your files will be safe, performance will be much faster, booting, opening files in lesser wait.  That's why it's worth to consider having Solid State Drive as a permanent replacement or upgrades to your old, traditional Hard Disk Drives.  By the way you can also use SSD as External Drives which is really good for making backup of your most cherished files. So what do you think?  Go for Solid State Drives?

For more information regarding Solid State Drive visit "Intel Solid State Drives".

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Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Rootkit with Blue Screen history now targets 64-bit Windows

Rootkit with Blue Screen history now targets 64-bit Windows
Nobody is safe here on the internet nowadays, must read this from ZDnet Personal Computer Security: Using Uncommon Sense by Scott Raymond. Scott Raymond has been a technologist and system administrator for over 20 years.

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