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We have a fine city here, Philadelphia. But, a lot of that beauty has to grow on a person, and that can take years. So, to warn folks of our city's charms before they decide to visit the City of ...
Parking Wars is an American reality television series that aired on the A&E television network from 2008 to 2012. The program followed parking enforcement officers as they engaged in ticketing, "booting", towing and releasing vehicles back to their owners, as part of their parking violation enforcement duties. The show began airing on January 8 ...
While we've know that Parking Wars 2 for Facebook existed, little was known about how the game would actually play. Well, at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo, I got to put all of that to ...
What the hey, let's throw Parking Wars on their too while we're at it--oh, never mind. It's official, folks: Now that Storage Wars has made it to Facebook after just a single season on A&E ...
Jar Jar Binks is one of the most hated Star Wars characters, just as JJ is for many experienced poker players Ice-JJ-Fish: Like the rapper, they rock: Jaybirds: Starts with J: Bowers: Named after the Jacks from the card game Euchre where jacks are the highest trumps and are called bowers, in turn from the German Bauer (literally, farmer ...
The game as released performed generally well on the Windows platform, but the game's performance on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One was considered extremely poor; none of the pre-release material for the game showed the game working on these consoles, and players complained that they were led to believe the game would play as well on the older ...
A&E and Majesco announced today that the TV network and games publisher are creating a sequel to Parking Wars for Facebook, inspired by the program of the same name. A&E, Majesco back Parking Wars ...
The game used Facebook's then-new API access, which allowed the game to exploit the interconnectedness of players. In order to maintain engagement, the game demanded that players return frequenty, e.g. to harvest a virtual crop before it withers a dies. This was beneficial to Facebook, since it drove some engatement with the platform.