- For other uses, see Final Fantasy (disambiguation)
Final Fantasy is a Trance act. Its members are Ralph Fritsch and Detlef Hastik from Hesse (Germany), which are also known under many other pseudonyms (for example Komakino).
The first Final Fantasy EP “I see your mind” came out 1993. Two years later followed the “Maxi Controlling Transmission”, which became very soon a club hit and later a trance classic hit. “Controlling transmission” remains until nowadays the most famous Final Fantasy single.
The Game
The Orion's Belt Game it's a multiplayer browser game where the player can mange several planets in an hostile universe, and battle with other players in a board game.
Orion's Belt Game won the Best Internet Game and the Best Technology Awards in the GAMES2006 festival.
The Board
The game has 27 combat units that battle in a board. Example:
Each unit has its own traits:
- Attack and Defense
- HitPoints and Damage
- Special and unique powers
- Bonus in a specific terrain or against specific units, etc
All this combine makes the board game a very dificult chalange!
Features
Explore the Universe
- An huge universe to explore with thousands of planets available
- Planets with diferent terrain, size and resources
- More than 40 Buildings available per Planet
- More than 30 Researches available
- Intrinsic resources and rare resources to manage
- Planet upgrades that allow:
- Fleet and Resources Teletransportation
- Other planets Scan
- Global Market
- Enemy fleet detection
- Battle Moon construction
- Battle Buildings
Fight with other Players
- The battle engine is a board game
- 27 Combat Units
- Ar, Land, Building and Animal units available
- Each unit with its own abilities and special powers
- Each unit with its own movement type: front, diagonal, all and normal
Tournaments
- Participate in 1on1 Tournaments
- Best players ranking available
- Diferent tournament types: Total Annihilation, Regicide, Domination, Masters Cup and Rookies Cup
References
- Orion's Belt Web Site
WebWork is "a Java web-application development framework" developed by OpenSymphony.
According to OpenSymphony, WebWork integrates
- XWork framework
- Reusable UI templates -- i18n, client and server -side validation
- JavaBeans
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- Mir Masoom Ali, statistics
- David L. Arnold, geography
- Ramon Avila, marketing
- Mohammad Behforuz, chemistry
- Stephen Bell, Telecommunications professor (former host of Good Morning America)
- [...] Bellaver, information and communication sciences (formerly with AT&T Bell Labs)
- Sheldon Braaten, teaching: special education
- Phil Bremen, Telecommunications instructor (former reporter for NBC News)
- Teh-Kuang Chang, Political Science professor
- Anthony Costello, architecture
- Tracy Cross, gifted studies
- Curtis Gary Dean, actuarial science
- Raymond Dean, neuropsychology
- Frank Felsenstein, humanities
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- Ruth Howes, physics and astronomy
- Wes Janz, architecture
- Charles V. Jones, Office of Teaching & Learning Advancement
- Sherry Kloss, fine arts
- Claude D. Oliver, Jr., religious studies
- Robert Palmer, music
- Glenda Riley, history
- Gary Santoni, economics
- Gene Stamm, physical education
- Rayford L. Steele, information and communication sciences
- Barry Umansky, Telecommunications professor
- C. Warren Vander Hill, environmental studies
- Robert Yadon, information and communication sciences (formerly with the National Association of Broadcasters)
- Judy Yordan, performance studies
- Terry Zivney, finance
- James Chesebro, Distinguished Professor of Telecommunications in the Department of Telecommunications
- John Dailey, Assistant Professor of Multimedia