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The year is 195 BC. A Roman army of over ten thousand men, led by Quintus Caecilius Metellus, has invaded the territory of Carthage in what will come to be known as the first Punic War. You are a lowly spearman in this army, but your fate is about to change with one miraculous throw of your spear. Your commanding officer, Quintus Caecilius Metellus, has just been slain by a lone Carthaginian scout! You'll have to do battle with this enemy on your own now if you want to save Rome from being conquered... Welcome back for another episode of Swords and Sandals 3! We hope you have been enjoying this epic saga so far. Well, hold on to your gladius, because this time we're going to give you a full-blown taste of war! This episode will take you through the First Punic War between Rome and Carthage. Arm yourself with a sword and shield; grab a spear and crush your enemies; or mind the chariots as they thunder across the battlefield! Whether you are leading an army or facing an army, history comes alive in this episode of Swords and Sandals 3! Played on:The game has received generally mixed reviews. A majority of owners have reviewed it with 5/5 for all categories. The App Store has 1068 positive ratings with 973 users giving it 5/5 stars. For “Angry Birds”, Rovio has launched a new spin-off game called “Angry Birds Rio”. They have worked alongside with Twentieth Century Fox to create this game. It is an exclusive to the Amazon Appstore for Android devices. The game was developed by BirdFace Games and released on December 12, 2011 at the cost of $1.99. The game is set in Rio de Janeiro. It features new birds, levels and bosses inspired by the upcoming movie "Rio". The game was developed by BirdFace Games, a studio based in the United States. The studio is a new developer that was launched in 2010 by former members of Twentieth Century Fox Animation. On December 12, 2011, "Angry Birds Rio" was released on the Amazon Appstore for Android.In April 2012, Netflix announced it would bring its streaming service to Apple TV as well as tablet devices running Apple's iOS operating system. In order to access the service from their iPads and Apple TV sets they must have a subscription. The app is iPad only and currently there is no support for iPhone and iPod Touch. This caused a lot of controversy among the users because Netflix did not explain why they made this decision. On April 24, 2012, Netflix announced via Twitter that it will "not be supporting AirPlay video out on iOS". Netflix has partnered with AirPlay rival Miracast to bring its video services to non-Apple TV devices such as Samsung Smart TVs and Motorola's Xoom tablet, in a move that represents a potential blow to Apple's ultimate goal of pushing the technology into mainstream use. cfa1e77820
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