Buenos días.
Tengo el honor de presentarle un producto que se adapta plenamente a las necesidades de su empresa. Nuestro producto le permitirá llegar a nuevos clientes e incrementar de manera inmediata sus ventas.
Le presentamos una base de datos de empresas con los datos de contacto de sus dueños y directivos.
El catálogo incluye más de medio millón de direcciones, y es uno de los mayores en el mercado mexicano.
Contiene datos tales como: nombre de la empresa, domicilio social, datos de contacto del dueño, e-mail, teléfono, fax, página web, etc.
Puede empezar a usar el catálogo y promocionar sus productos inmediatamente.
El retorno de la inversión está garantizado.
¡Lo compra una vez y lo puede usar toda la vida!
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Base de datos de empresas mexicanas 2019 ( 525.828 registros ) - MXN ,490 * Promoción hasta el 24/04/2019
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Un saludo,
GC-Team.
FRANCISCO JIMENEZ
miércoles, 24 de abril de 2019
jueves, 4 de abril de 2019
FW: MENSAJE
Buenos días.
Tengo el honor de presentarle un producto que se adapta plenamente a las necesidades de su empresa. Nuestro producto le permitirá llegar a nuevos clientes e incrementar de manera inmediata sus ventas.
Le presentamos una base de datos de empresas con los datos de contacto de sus dueños y directivos.
El catálogo incluye más de medio millón de direcciones, y es uno de los mayores en el mercado mexicano.
Contiene datos tales como: nombre de la empresa, domicilio social, datos de contacto del dueño, e-mail, teléfono, fax, página web, etc.
Puede empezar a usar el catálogo y promocionar sus productos inmediatamente.
El retorno de la inversión está garantizado.
¡Lo compra una vez y lo puede usar toda la vida!
***
Base de datos de empresas mexicanas 2019 ( 525.828 registros ) - MXN ,490 * Promoción hasta el 04/04/2019
***
Más información en nuestra web:
http://www.db-mx.com/?page=catalog
Un saludo,
GC-Team.
Pablo Serrano
Tengo el honor de presentarle un producto que se adapta plenamente a las necesidades de su empresa. Nuestro producto le permitirá llegar a nuevos clientes e incrementar de manera inmediata sus ventas.
Le presentamos una base de datos de empresas con los datos de contacto de sus dueños y directivos.
El catálogo incluye más de medio millón de direcciones, y es uno de los mayores en el mercado mexicano.
Contiene datos tales como: nombre de la empresa, domicilio social, datos de contacto del dueño, e-mail, teléfono, fax, página web, etc.
Puede empezar a usar el catálogo y promocionar sus productos inmediatamente.
El retorno de la inversión está garantizado.
¡Lo compra una vez y lo puede usar toda la vida!
***
Base de datos de empresas mexicanas 2019 ( 525.828 registros ) - MXN ,490 * Promoción hasta el 04/04/2019
***
Más información en nuestra web:
http://www.db-mx.com/?page=catalog
Un saludo,
GC-Team.
Pablo Serrano
FW: MENSAJE
Buenos días.
Tengo el honor de presentarle un producto que se adapta plenamente a las necesidades de su empresa. Nuestro producto le permitirá llegar a nuevos clientes e incrementar de manera inmediata sus ventas.
Le presentamos una base de datos de empresas con los datos de contacto de sus dueños y directivos.
El catálogo incluye más de medio millón de direcciones, y es uno de los mayores en el mercado mexicano.
Contiene datos tales como: nombre de la empresa, domicilio social, datos de contacto del dueño, e-mail, teléfono, fax, página web, etc.
Puede empezar a usar el catálogo y promocionar sus productos inmediatamente.
El retorno de la inversión está garantizado.
¡Lo compra una vez y lo puede usar toda la vida!
***
Base de datos de empresas mexicanas 2019 ( 525.828 registros ) - MXN ,490 * Promoción hasta el 04/04/2019
***
Más información en nuestra web:
http://www.basededatos-mx.com/?page=catalog
Un saludo,
GC-Team.
Pablo Serrano
Tengo el honor de presentarle un producto que se adapta plenamente a las necesidades de su empresa. Nuestro producto le permitirá llegar a nuevos clientes e incrementar de manera inmediata sus ventas.
Le presentamos una base de datos de empresas con los datos de contacto de sus dueños y directivos.
El catálogo incluye más de medio millón de direcciones, y es uno de los mayores en el mercado mexicano.
Contiene datos tales como: nombre de la empresa, domicilio social, datos de contacto del dueño, e-mail, teléfono, fax, página web, etc.
Puede empezar a usar el catálogo y promocionar sus productos inmediatamente.
El retorno de la inversión está garantizado.
¡Lo compra una vez y lo puede usar toda la vida!
***
Base de datos de empresas mexicanas 2019 ( 525.828 registros ) - MXN ,490 * Promoción hasta el 04/04/2019
***
Más información en nuestra web:
http://www.basededatos-mx.com/?page=catalog
Un saludo,
GC-Team.
Pablo Serrano
martes, 2 de abril de 2019
The Obscure Ultima, Ultima: Escape From Mt. Drash
Back in Ye Olden Days, I knew nothing of blogs and was content to post materials on forums and newsgroups and the like. I contributed a few writings to GameFAQs back before the days when it was purchased by GameSpot. The only actual FAQ for a video game I ever contributed that described how to beat a game was for the VIC-20 game Ultima: Escape from Mt. Drash. When GameFAQs took over, I removed all my content from that site. Now, having finally been able to play the game on original hardware, I think it is time to revive the old FAQ. Moreover, no longer limited to plain, monochrome text, I can do more now that I have my own blog and the ability to add images, color text and link video. Let's take a trip into a rarely visited part of the Ultima Universe.
Games Are More Than A Main Mechanism!
One of my favorite genres of game is the typical middle weight Euro. You know, those games that generally last about 45-60 minutes, have a clever main mechanism, a few supporting mechanisms, and not much else. Many games like this come out every year, some recent examples are Ulm with its sliding action tile grid, Barenpark with its tetromino placement, and Noria with its action wheel. Some of the games I've worked on recently fall squarely in this category as well, such as Pioneer Days with its dice draft, and my own Crusaders: Thy Will be Done with its Mancala-rondel. I like these games because it's fun to see clever new mechanics, and this genre often gets right to the point, showcasing the central mechanism in a fairly elegant way.
The down side of this genre is that so many games in it lack longevity, they're kind of disposable. Often times you play a middle weight Euro, and you find it pleasant enough. You enjoy it, maybe you play it a second time, but then you move on. The creme of the crop in this genre may stick with you, but many of these games are fairly forgettable. That doesn't mean they weren't good fun when you played them, and it doesn't mean that they're bad games or aren't worth your time, it just means that they didn't stand out among the crowd of new games. Blame it on the Cult of the New if you'd like, but it's a rare game in this category that continues to be played once the hype of its release has died down.
That's the thing about these middle weight Euros... the main mechanism can be very clever, but whether the game shines or not, whether the game is memorable or not, depends on how the supporting mechanisms work. As a designer, once you come up with a fantastic main mechanism, it's easy to get so focused on that hook that the rest of the game falls by the wayside and doesn't live up to its potential.
Nowadays, a new and clever central mechanism could satisfy the Cult of the New, garner positive reviews from board game media influencers in a rush to get their review up first, or even win awards from judges who just play once or twice. But for a game to have real longevity, that's not enough. The supporting mechanisms, and the rest of the game, need to be good and polished as well. So if you're designing a game in this genre, take this to heart... no matter how new, novel or clever your central mechanism is, don't neglect the rest of the game!
Come November, Crusaders will finally be hitting store shelves. I'm confident the Mancala-rondel mechanism is strong. I just hope I've done a good enough job with the rest of the game that it rises to the top of the genre rather than fading into obscurity!
The down side of this genre is that so many games in it lack longevity, they're kind of disposable. Often times you play a middle weight Euro, and you find it pleasant enough. You enjoy it, maybe you play it a second time, but then you move on. The creme of the crop in this genre may stick with you, but many of these games are fairly forgettable. That doesn't mean they weren't good fun when you played them, and it doesn't mean that they're bad games or aren't worth your time, it just means that they didn't stand out among the crowd of new games. Blame it on the Cult of the New if you'd like, but it's a rare game in this category that continues to be played once the hype of its release has died down.
That's the thing about these middle weight Euros... the main mechanism can be very clever, but whether the game shines or not, whether the game is memorable or not, depends on how the supporting mechanisms work. As a designer, once you come up with a fantastic main mechanism, it's easy to get so focused on that hook that the rest of the game falls by the wayside and doesn't live up to its potential.
Nowadays, a new and clever central mechanism could satisfy the Cult of the New, garner positive reviews from board game media influencers in a rush to get their review up first, or even win awards from judges who just play once or twice. But for a game to have real longevity, that's not enough. The supporting mechanisms, and the rest of the game, need to be good and polished as well. So if you're designing a game in this genre, take this to heart... no matter how new, novel or clever your central mechanism is, don't neglect the rest of the game!
Come November, Crusaders will finally be hitting store shelves. I'm confident the Mancala-rondel mechanism is strong. I just hope I've done a good enough job with the rest of the game that it rises to the top of the genre rather than fading into obscurity!
lunes, 1 de abril de 2019
Suzy Cube Update: April 20, 2018
#SuzyCube #gamedev #indiedev #madewithunity @NoodlecakeGames
Finishing touches were the name of the game this week. As we begin to firm up dates internally, it's time to start locking things down. As such, this week was my last chance to fix niggling issues in levels.
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