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Ringing Bells Slots sees Brandon Chow as the roving young tennis player, with his faithful fellow-colleague dad, Richard Sabo, taking up his mantle as tennis player. To avoid getting swatted or swiped from his hand, Chow's coach Peter Bale asks Chow to join the class. Chow is a man who uses his free-fall to scout out players and track their performances.

Based on the ABC series of the same name, Ringing Bells Slots sees Chow battling alongside his older brother Jimmy, now working as both his own bodyguard and a baseball coach. The shots themselves are shot through a standard jumper. Chow is charged with ensuring that the shots were always shot correctly, so that the players are never caught or torn. Chow's rival Jimmy "Tron" Chow sees Chow swinging to one side with a baseball bat, one shot a single bat, and the other a baseball bat.

Ringing Bells Slots is currently slated for a March 21 release.

Raising Cubes is an original, physics-based game for the PC that puts Chow through his paces as a geometric obstacle-based board game player. The game is set in a postapocalyptic world where water meets streams and heat is very much down on players' ability to build a bridge and control them.

Raising Cubes has already been downloaded more than 1 million times, and the 3D physics engine for the game has been utilized to its fullest.

The 1989 original was an instant success. The game allowed players to manipulate the gameworld using a first-person view.

Making the change to 3D was a huge success, and Chow was instrumental in building the level design for The Suffering. However, the lead programmer of the game, John Hoffman, walked away from the project before it was finished.

It's safe to say that gamers can't get enough of Getting Over It. This first-person action-adventure is the best-selling game in the original list, and it set a new standard for the zombie genre.

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Getting Over It allowed players to play as two characters, Rose and Bucky, who were abducted by an outbreak of a flu that had infected them.

What could be scarier than an endorphin? It's easy to forget that Resident Evil 4 is a survival horror game. The game made great use of the PlayStation Move, and players can also go into the inventory screen and equip weapons.

Most of the weapons can be switched, and there is an option to fast-travel around the game's levels. However, there's also a gun that can be fired on walls and windows. The game is over before players get to the end, and it's good that players can also use a gun that can shoot zombies with ease.

The BioShock franchise is one of the most popular video game series of all time, with the latest game in the series being a blast to play through. The first game was especially great, and it enabled players to experiment around with the power of the controller, taking out enemies in the game's levels with ease.

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There are multiple weapons that can be used in the game, with the best of the bunch being mentioned below. Players who want to try out a powerful weapon that kills enemies with a single shot will certainly want to check out the BioShock Remastered Collection.

The Ratchet & Clank series is full to the brim with some excellent platforming titles. The latest game in the series is no exception to this rule, with Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart making full use of the arsenal on the PS5.

The weapons and powers available in Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart make the most of this console's hardware. It's a brilliant and diverse combat system that makes the story mode all the more engaging.

The Uncharted series is one of the most beloved franchises of all time. It helped that the adventures of Nathan Drake were a blast to play through, with the fourth game being pretty amazing in its own right.

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Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection gives players access to the entire trilogy, including the latest title, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End. It's a great way to experience the rich narratives that the series has become synonymous with.

Ratchet & Clank is a brilliant series, and it's easy to see why this is the case. The games have been pretty innovative in their own right, featuring amazing gameplay innovations.

It helps that the story of these games is also brilliant, making for a fitting sendoff for the series. The games may not be to everyone's tastes, but they are an absolute blast to play through regardless.