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For those who don’t play video games, the world of Call of Duty and Final Fantasy must seem totally alien. This is fine, so long as you remain disinterested in video games. But what if you suddenly decide gaming might be for you? Or decide that you’ve had enough of being a casual gamer filling the pockets of Nintendo and opt instead to progress up to being a core gamer filling the pockets of Sony or Microsoft? All hobbies have their own terminology; sets of words and phrases that are only known to those actively involved. Gaming is no exception. What follows are 20 of the most common gaming terms, along with short, easy-to-understand definitions. Think of this as a crash course in gaming lingo that will prevent you looking like a n00b in front of your fellow clan members. If that sentence makes no sense then you’ve come to the right place. General Gaming Terms Easter Eggs — Easter eggs are hidden features such as a new character or secret level. They don’t just appear in video...

Do you like to play flash games online? Have you ever wondered if there is a way to download those flash games to your computer and play them on your desktop without seeing distracting ads ? Here we’ll show you how to do just that. First how to download flash games to your PC and then how to play them offline. So if you’re hooked on some  addictive flash game  this guide should help you get it offline and play it on your desktop. 1. Download Flash Games Downloading flash games to your PC is a fairly easy process and there are lots of ways to do it. One way to get the game file is to look inside the page’s source code and find the direct link to the game file on the site. Another option is to wait for the game to load in your browser and later get it from the temporary files folder of your browser. Or you can just go to the site called  File2HD  and let it get the game file for you. We have already featured it earlier as a  MP3 and video download to...

Essentially, the issue comes from the way Windows scales its interface on higher resolution displays.  My laptop has a 4K screen, but I have it scaled so I can actually read text. All it took to get the mouse to stop lagging was turning off scaling. To do it, you’ll need to right-click on your desktop, then click Display Settings. Move the slider down to 0%, then restart your computer. When you launch your game, the mouse should move smoothly. When you’re done playing, just repeat the steps above, but move it back to the scaling that makes your comfortable.

Fans of classic PC games are in for a treat, as Atari has released RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic on Android and iOS. This brings the classic RollerCoaster Tycoon games to mobile for the first time, and there’s a distinct lack of microtransactions liable to ruin your experience too. RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic combines the best bits of the original PC game and its sequel. So anyone who loved RollerCoaster Tycoon or RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 back in the day SHOULD get what they want from this release. Fingers crossed. A London-based company called Origin8 Technologies is responsible for bringing the game to mobile. And they have successfully redesigned it to work on touchscreens. Atari also got Chris Sawyer, the original developer of the first two RollerCoaster Tycoon games, on board as a producer. In-App Purchases vs. Microtransactions RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic offers 95 scenarios from across the two games. You can also create your own rollercoasters, manage your pa...