Take on the world of sports in this ultimate race for gold! ! Playman Summer Games 3 arrives to your mobile screen jam-packed with an un-beatable combination of track and field challenges, tournaments and 12 unique characters. It�s all wrapped up in an exciting package of breathtaking graphics, marvelous sounds, perfectly tuned game-play and awesome animations.
Planet51: On The Run APK Download
You are Captain Chuck Baker and you’ve just landed on Planet 51. From the information available to you, you think you’re the only living being on the planet, but soon you’ll discover the strange green beings that inhabit it and think you’ve come to invade them. You’ll have to escape from them and recover your ship in order to return home. But you won’t be alone; you’ll have the help of Rover and your new alien friend, Lem.
Pixelforce APK Download
Get ready for PixelForce, the most difficult action Jump'n'Run game available on the Play Store!
Grab your machinegun and blast through hordes of enemies! Go on a killing spree to earn money in order to upgrade your weapons and to buy more powerful items! Unlock Achievements by completing various tasks with increasing difficulty!
Complete tons of levels with new ones available every other week for unlimited gameplay!
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- 103 different levels with increasing difficulty
- three different worlds
- 8 different weapons to buy and upgrade (eg. machinegun, rocket launcher, flamethrower, ...)
- Many different types of enemies
- Frequent updates with more levels and new worlds
- 2 different game modes
- Compete against other players scores in leaderboards
- Cool retro graphics!
- Runs perfectly smooth on almost all devices
- 71 different powerups
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Cartoon Network's Multi-Award-Winning Climate Champions Campaign Celebrates 1 Million Challenges Accepted
A whopping 1 million challenges have been accepted by enthusiastic Cartoon Network Climate Champions worldwide. These are everyday heroes who have decided to take action by heeding the call to protect our earth, one challenge at a time!
Launched in June 2021, the Cartoon Network Climate Champions initiative, aimed at giving kids the tools to act and fight against climate change, invited kids across EMEA to take on small and fun challenges that can make a world of difference to help protect their environment – and kids across Africa have been exceptional!
Of the one million accepted challenges, 18% are from Africa, meaning close to 190 000 African kids actively participated in making an environmental difference. From planting trees and saving water to reusing everyday household items to create useful crafts, our young, real-life superheroes are determined to fight against climate change, and the growing numbers across Africa are proof that our future is in safe hands!
This multi-award-winning campaign has taken away a Bronze Award for the Environmental Category and a Silver Award for the Arts and Entertainment Category at the 2022 PRISM Awards, South Africa’s highly sought-after public relations and communications awards. The campaign also won an Africa SABRE Award in the Media, Arts and Entertainment Category. The Africa SABRE Awards recognizes superior achievement in branding, reputation, and engagement and puts a spotlight on the industry’s most compelling work, especially focusing on programs and initiatives that drives real business impact across the continent. The most recent award, announced in July 2022, was the IPRA Golden World Awards, recognizing excellence in public relations on a global platform. These are all testament to the fact that Cartoon Network’s Climate Champions is making great strides on a local and international front.
Monika Oomen, VP, Brand, Communications and Franchise, Kids EMEA, Warner Bros. Discovery, said: “Climate change is an important issue to the younger generation, and we can see this in their desire to not only talk about saving the planet but to take action too. Cartoon Network’s Climate Champions provides an engaging platform to inspire kids in this mission and to show them that every action, however small, can make a difference. Hitting one million challenges is a huge milestone that reaffirms our pride in this project and the inspirational kids that have taken part. We look forward to celebrating the next million!
Digital First: The Rise And Fall Of e.tv's Youth Block, Craze
Craze is a youth block provided by eMedia Investments on e.tv which has been around for nearly 15 years which houses several animated and live-action shows from various brands on DStv including DreamWorks Channel, JimJam, CBeebies and Da Vinci Kids.
For several months, Craze has slowly started to shift away from primetime as eToonz ramped up their schedule with a dedicated live-action block. On top of that, primetime has moved to weekdays on the channel with the launch of Doodlebops: The Animated Series and Fast And The Furious: Spy Racers.
I'm not saying that Craze won't be around for the foreseeable future but would it be shocking if eMedia was slowly trying to shift their attention away from the renowned youth block and more toward eToonz and their streaming, eVOD.
Take to account, the events that occurred in April where eMedia boosts their local endeavours with the likes of Is'phindiselo, The Black Door and Isono with few international series once seen in the 8:30pm slot now viewable on eXposed.
eMovies and eMovies Extra have both recieved their fair share of new movies something e.tv has been lacking since the introduction of their local lineup as viewership on Saturday and Sunday night slots had begun to deteriorate while other areas experience growth.
Craze's demise was very much in the works I mean look at eExtra and eReality how much of the content was rebroadcast from e.tv. Turn to eMovies and eMovies Extra didn't Abominable and Doctor Strange air first on those channels before e.tv so why not eToonz.
eToonz isn't the best or the worst but performing to the level of most kids channels despite not getting as much exposure as the other e.tv channels. Let's be honest, Craze has been roaming in a similar environment as the only difference was the number of viewers obtained on a monthly basis.





