The Newest addictive AR game: Zombie Shooter – Real Shot

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Look out, survivors! The newest addictive augmented reality horror game is out: Zombie Shooter – Real Shot. Download it for FREE on the Google Play store: https://goo.gl/akqkwf. This zombie horror game is currently available in the Philippines and will soon be accessible in other regions. Shoot zombies anywhere and anytime using only one hand!

Survive as a journalist who has been kidnapped and placed in an abandoned hospital. Abandoned, except for the horde of zombies and a few survivors scattered around the sectors. Test your limits in this haunted hospital with your new best friends, a pistol and a handful of bullets. Be immersed in the realistic graphics that will surely make you drop your phone in fear! Better hold on or the zombies will eat you alive!

Fight inside the zombie-infested hospital as you progress through its several hallways, rooms, and areas while collecting more weapons to unlock! Collect items and rescue survivors to improve your stats. In time, you will have a powerful arsenal to fend off the brain-consuming enemies. Make sure you kill those zombies before they kill you!

Good luck, survivor!


Game Features:

Realistic zombie shooter
Control your Aim using the Gyro Sensor
Horrifying 3D Graphics
Over 10 Powerful Guns to Unlock
Save the Survivors to Upgrade your Stats


About Zombie Shooter – Real shot

"Zombie Shooter - Real Shot" is a free-to-play augmented reality shooter developed by Playpark.Co., Ltd. In this game, you play as a journalist who must survive a horrifying zombie outbreak. Fight against all odds as you collect weapons and items to help you stay alive and save survivors along the way.

Official Links

Download Zombie Shooter – Real Shot in Google Play Store:
https://goo.gl/akqkwf

Playpark Official Website:
https://playparkgo.wixsite.com/mysite

PNP-HPG Now the Enforcement Arm of DOTr through Commitment with DILG

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A more stringent enforcement of traffic laws and regulations is on the way as the Department of Transportation (DOTr) and the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) signed a Commitment formally designating the Philippine National Police – Highway Patrol Group (PNP-HPG) as the enforcement arm of the DOTr today, 11 March 2019.

Signed by DOTr Secretary Arthur Tugade and DILG Secretary Eduardo Año, the Commitment authorizes the PNP-HPG to enforce traffic rules and regulations within Metro Manila and the neighboring regions, in full support of the operations of the Inter-Agency Council for Traffic (i-ACT).

Under the Commitment, the PNP-HPG will deploy 300 uniformed personnel (25 Police Commissioned Officers and 275 Police Non-Commissioned Officers) for the National Capital Region and Regional Units that will provide logistical mobility support to strengthen the enforcement operations of i-ACT.

PNP-HPG shall also coordinate with the DOTr and its attached agencies, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) and the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB), in ensuring the effective implementation of the agreement.

The Commitment of the DILG, through PNP-HPG, shall take effect immediately after the signing ceremony.

“Sabi ng ating Pangulo, ‘give the Filipino a comfortable life.’ Nandito tayo ngayon sapagkat sa ating panunumpa sa lengguwahe ng ating Pangulo, tayo ay magsisilbi sa Pilipino upang sa ganoon, ang kapwa Pilipino ay magkaroon ng comfortable life. And we will inculcate that comfortable life through enforcement and discipline on the road, and through proper compliance of the law,” Secretary Tugade said in his speech.

The transportation chief added that the partnership between the DOTr and the PNP-HPG was borne by the idea of former HPG Chief and current LTFRB Board Member Antonio Gardiola.

“Nung bago pa si General Gardiola, wala pang dalawang araw, sabi ko sa kanya, ‘General Gardiola, gusto ko ituloy mo ang partnership between PNP and the Department of Transportation. Gusto ko, paigtingin mo at bigyan ng lakas ‘yung tinatawag na enforcement.’ In barely two weeks, tinawagan ko si Secretary Año, sabi ko, ‘kailangan ko kayo’,” Secretary Tugade recounted.

Aside from its personnel, PNP-HPG will be committing its logistical resources consisting of 24 mobile cars and 82 motorcycle units. For DOTr’s part, all personnel from the LTO, LTFRB, and the i-ACT Secretariat, including all mobile cars and motorcycle units, will also be deployed.

“I am pleased to announce the signing of Memorandum of Agreement by and between the Philippine National Police, Department of Transportation, MMDA, Metro Manila Council, LTO, LTFRB and Coast Guard to further strengthen the enforcement capabilities of the Inter-Agency Council for traffic or I-ACT, through the support of the Department of Interior and Local Government,” PNP Chief P/Director General Oscar Albayalde said.

The DOTr will take the lead through the designation of a Chief of i-ACT Task Force, who will be responsible for the deployment of PNP-HPG personnel and logistical support in their respective posts.

Furthermore, an Inter-Agency Technical Working Group shall be established within 30 days upon the effectivity of the Commitment to draft the implementing guidelines.


Coast Guard Assistance

Apart from the PNP-HPG, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has also lent its hand in supporting the operations of i-ACT, through the efforts of Secretary Tugade and PCG Commandant Admiral Elson Hermogino.

Under the directive of Secretary Tugade, Admiral Hermogino immediately responded with the assignment of 25 PCG personnel to aid the i-ACT. Just this month, the PCG personnel graduated from their LTO training in preparation for their field assignment, with another batch of PCG personnel to undergo training in the succeeding weeks.

With the support of the PCG, and now the PNP-HPG, i-ACT will continue its nationwide apprehension of illegal Public Utility Vehicles (PUVS) or colorum vehicles to ensure road safety for the riding public.

Globe Unveils First Esports Center

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After the recent unveiling of Team Liyab, its official professional esports team in partnership with Mineski, Globe Telecom, through its Games and Esports program, brings world-class esports experience closer to local communities of gamers with the launch of its first Esports Center (ESC) at Play Nation in UP Town Center, Quezon City.

Globe SVP and Head for Content Business Group Nikko Acosta revealed that the ESC is the first of its kind in the Philippines created to support various esports communities. “The ESC is an experience hub in which Filipino gamers and gaming enthusiasts can participate in competition, creation of live streaming content, and interaction with other members of different esports communities."

Acosta added that one of the goals of Globe Games and Esports is to strengthen the grassroots level of esports in the country in cooperation with various fan communities. “We want to bring together different communities of popular games like Arena of Valor (AOV), Rules of Survival (ROS), League of Legends and Tekken among others in one venue to upgrade their knowledge and gauge their skill levels with others through peer learning of new strategies and techniques.”

He also reiterated the role of the company’s advocacy campaign, #PlayItRight in esports by emphasizing the importance of discipline, nutrition, physical wellness and cognitive development in esports. “We are positioning esports as a real sport, to make a gamer into a real athlete harnessing both physical and mental attributes by playing it right,” he said. Globe expanded their #PlayItRight advocacy into esports since the recent launch of Team Liyab.

Globe has invited leading local esports personalities to announce the milestone event. Renowned streamers Rikki “Riku” Quiapon and Theo “Arctikuno” Rodriguez were among the special guests present at the venue who also served as hosts for the launch.

The ESC at Play Nation, UP Town Center offers unique and exclusive activities consisting of mini-tournaments, gameplay, fan meet-ups, and meet & greets with Team Liyab. The arena will be open to the public from March 9 to 24.

For more information about ESC and Globe Telecom, visit www.globe.com.ph or follow Globe on Facebook or Twitter.