Fortnite is no longer available to download from the App Store and Google Play following Epic’s latest update, which featured a workaround where you could pay less for V-bucks by avoiding the 30% cut both mobile game stores take whenever you make a purchase. Epic appears to have expected this reaction, as it has also launched a lawsuit against Apple.
“Apple has become what it once railed against: the behemoth seeking to control markets, block competition, and stifle innovation,” says the injunction. “Apple is bigger, more powerful, more entrenched, and more pernicious than the monopolists of yesteryear. At a market cap of nearly $2 trillion, Apple’s size and reach far exceeds that of any technology monopolist in history.”
The injunction refers to the 1984 Apple commercial, where the Macintosh is the revolutionary force breaking IBM’s monopoly over the computing market. Using an in-game Fornite parody of the famous advert, Epic suggests that Apple has become what it once vowed to stop – a monopoly, using anti-competitive restraints to choke the market.
If you’ve never seen the original Macintosh Super Bowl advert, you can find it on YouTube. We recommend watching the original first before you check out Fortnite’s parody below.
Epic Games has defied the App Store Monopoly. In retaliation, Apple is blocking Fortnite from a billion devices.
Epic’s lawsuit explains that it’s not seeking financial compensation or favourable treatment by suing the multi-trillion-dollar conglomerate. Instead, Epic is seeking to relieve what they refer to as the ‘monopoly’ that Apple has over the iOS app distribution market, and the in-app payment processing market.
It’s not clear what the result of the injunction will be, or how long we will have to wait before we see Fortnite readily available on all smartphones again.
The WB Montreal reveal is one of the first events of the day, scheduled for 10:30 AM PT, and will take 20 minutes. "You won't want to miss this first look at an exciting new game and Q&A with its developers," the description reads.
The studio has been teasing what looks like a new Batman game for some time now, and they've used the phrase "Capture the Knight" in their hints. Back in May, the studio tweeted that it was not ready to show its next project just yet. One popular theory is that the game will feature the Court of Owls, the shadowy cabal introduced in Scott Snyder's opening run of The New 52 reboot of Batman. According to Eurogamer, it will be called Gotham Knights.
Video: Ben 10: Power Trip Gets Its First Gameplay Trailer
The very first gameplay trailer for Ben 10: Power Trip has appeared online, giving us our first glimpse of the action you can expect to experience later this year.
You can check it out for yourself above; you’ll spot some fan-favourite alien transformations, as well as a sneak peek at the “action-packed open world” and couch co-op gameplay the game is said to offer.
If you missed the news when the game was first announced back in June, here’s a reminder of what it’s all about:
“Ben 10: Power Trip takes place in the animated universe of Ben Tennyson, where he uses his trusted Omnitrix to transform into different alien creatures and save the world. The game tells a unique story where Ben must uncover the truth behind four mysterious crystals that threaten to take over his world. Players will be able to transform into powerful aliens and work together to battle fearsome foes in this co-op adventure”.
The game’s scheduled to launch on 9th October on Switch and other platforms.
Make sure to let us know if you or any Ben 10 fans you know might be picking this one up with a comment below.
Review: Faeria – A Superb Mix Of Board Game And Card-Battling Action
There are plenty of card games on the Switch, but Faeria may be the prettiest one of all in terms of sheer presentation. Everything just looks beautiful; the cards themselves are attractive, the UI is slick and very readable, and it all just runs very nice and smoothly, with visual effects enhancing the turn-based action rather than obscuring it.
Well, we say card game, but that’s only part of Faeria. It’s also a board-based strategy game, where you build up the board yourself. Essentially, it’s you versus your hated enemy, the aim of the game being to reduce the opponent’s HP to zero by attacking them directly with your summoned creature cards. Each turn you’re able to spend “Faeria”, the game’s major resource, to put cards into play; often, the aforementioned monsters at your disposal, but also cards which offer boosts to already-active beasties. You’ll also be able to build on the empty hexes of the game’s “board”, with either two generic pieces of terrain or a single special one such as forest or desert. The latter are necessary to activate certain cards; you’ll need five forests to activate a powerful Golem, for example, but it’s worth the five turns that will take.
The strategy comes in with the various rules and conditions that can be applied to the cards; your major goal is to get from your side of the board to your enemy’s, but the hostile monsters they summon can stand in your way. Of course, you could always just walk right by them, but some creatures have the “taunt” ability, meaning that if you pass them, you have to stop and fight. There’s not much to the combat – it’s basically just two units slamming into one another and numbers going down – but it’s breezy and satisfying, as well as being simple to understand, the most important thing in a game like this.
Faeria, in fact, does a very good job of teaching you how to play it – something we can’t say of the otherwise rather good Mystic Vale. The initial tutorial missions are well-explained, and as you play on through the Adventure mode, new mechanics are drip-fed slowly, allowing you to familiarise yourself with simpler versions of the game before you’re let loose on the full experience. It’s a nice and non-condescending way to introduce you to the game.
There’s a deck-building element too, with booster packs and individual cards won from individual contests, and piecing your deck together is surprisingly easy, with pre-made decks available to use wholesale or edit to your satisfaction. Less encouraging is the DLC that this inevitably front-loads, with nine packs all advertised for sale even pre-release. Of course, this is the nature of card games, but still, it’s a little bit discouraging and creates a feeling that Faeria in its default form is, well, incomplete. These DLC packs are advertised on the main menu, so their presence isn’t exactly hidden away, either. While there is plenty of content here “out of the box” (so to speak), it would have been cool if the DLC factor could have maybe waited at least a little while. Still, it’s all optional, and it’s not like it’s a problem unique to Faeria.
Winning matches or missions levels you up, which eventually allows access to new modes such as Pandora (a random draw challenge mode), Oversky (a co-op campaign) and Puzzles (where you must fulfil conditions with preset builds and game states, such as “win in one turn”). It’s worth repeating that there is an absolute tonne to do here even without purchasing the DLC, and unlike contemporaries such as the sadly-not-on-Switch Hearthstone, it’s feasible you may achieve a complete card collection sometime this century. Really, there’s so much here that it’s actively remarkable; they could have included half of the variations on offer and it would still get a high recommendation from us.
Controls are good and responsive, with a sensible layout for button controls and a slick touchscreen interface. The only issue we experienced was a strange bout of slowdown wherein our commands were accepted, but didn’t execute for several seconds. This bug occurred for the duration of one Adventure mode match, and never appeared again after we reset the software, but it is nonetheless worth noting.
Conclusion
Along with the expected multiplayer modes (ranked and casual battles), Faeria delivers a compulsive, interesting and frankly enormously fun card battle experience. While not the easiest game to explain, it’s an impressive teaching tool for itself, but never feels overwrought or tiresome in said education. Of the card games we’ve enjoyed on Switch, Faeria is easily the highlight of the bunch so far, and it deserves to do well. It’s a full-featured package and stands out as an excellent card/board/strategy experience. If you want to play a fantasy card game on Switch, buy this one first.
Dying Light Revives An Old Game With Its Latest DLC, And It's Out Now
Dying Light: Hellraid is available now on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The latest piece of DLC for Dying Light--the six-year-old open-world zombie game--is actually a revival of sorts for developer Techland. The studio was working on a fully-fledged Hellraid game before it began development on Dying Light, but the project was ultimately put on hold as the team consolidated its resources to focus on the future of its zombie game.
Now it lives again like the reanimated corpse of a famished zombie. Hellraid begins with the discovery of a mysterious arcade cabinet in the basement of Dying Light's first hub area. No one in the Tower knows where it came from, but it opens up a gateway to another realm that transports you from the familiar streets of Harran and into a demon-infested dungeon.
You'll wield medieval swords, axes, and hammers to fend off the hordes of skeletons and otherworldly monstrosities out to kill you. There are bounties to pick up to earn additional prizes for repeated runs through the dungeon, and the whole thing can be played either solo or with up to three other players.
This is fairly a straightforward topic. Just a few lines of PHP code will do the work of getting the client user IP address. Most of the times it is true, it is all about a few lines of PHP script.
Sometimes things get tricky. We shall see about those things and also an other aspect like the privacy issue involved with it.
Following one line PHP code will get you the client user’s IP address. Then why all the fuss? Read through the article and you will know about it.
$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
$_SERVER is a PHP array which is set by the server. Depending on this one line PHP code may not yield the best results in many a situation. For example, if a client is behind a proxy server, then this variable will not be suitable. Also be aware that, these headers can be easily spoofed by the users by setting an IP address themselves.
Following PHP script covers majority of the scenario and returns the user’s IP address.
<?php class Request
{ /** * Retrieves IP address set in the request header. * * Each ISPs sets them following their own logic. There is also a possibility for the user * to easily spoof their IP address. * * So using this for mission critical situations is not advisable. * If you are getting the IP address for casual logging purposes, then this is fine. */ public function getIpAddress() { $ipAddress = ''; if (! empty($_SERVER['HTTP_CLIENT_IP']) && $this->isValidIpAddress($_SERVER['HTTP_CLIENT_IP'])) { // check for shared ISP IP $ipAddress = $_SERVER['HTTP_CLIENT_IP']; } else if (! empty($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'])) { // check for IPs passing through proxy servers // check if multiple IP addresses are set and take the first one $ipAddressList = explode(',', $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR']); foreach ($ipAddressList as $ip) { if ($this->isValidIpAddress($ip)) { $ipAddress = $ip; break; } } } else if (! empty($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED']) && $this->isValidIpAddress($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED'])) { $ipAddress = $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED']; } else if (! empty($_SERVER['HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP']) && $this->isValidIpAddress($_SERVER['HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP'])) { $ipAddress = $_SERVER['HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP']; } else if (! empty($_SERVER['HTTP_FORWARDED_FOR']) && $this->isValidIpAddress($_SERVER['HTTP_FORWARDED_FOR'])) { $ipAddress = $_SERVER['HTTP_FORWARDED_FOR']; } else if (! empty($_SERVER['HTTP_FORWARDED']) && $this->isValidIpAddress($_SERVER['HTTP_FORWARDED'])) { $ipAddress = $_SERVER['HTTP_FORWARDED']; } else if (! empty($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) && $this->isValidIpAddress($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'])) { $ipAddress = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; } return $ipAddress; } /** * To validate if an IP address is both a valid and does not fall within * a private network range. * * @access public * @param string $ip */ public function isValidIpAddress($ip) { if (filter_var($ip, FILTER_VALIDATE_IP, FILTER_FLAG_IPV4 | FILTER_FLAG_IPV6 | FILTER_FLAG_NO_PRIV_RANGE | FILTER_FLAG_NO_RES_RANGE) === false) { return false; } return true; } }
There are many options given all through this article to get the client user’s IP address. This is the best among all the possibilities given, but I highly recommend you to read the section “IP address reliability” below.
Flowchart to get client user’s IP address
I have tried my best minimize the flowchart. Please do not look for diagrammatic accuracy. It is just an attempt to present the above PHP script in a flowchart model. But after drawing I realized that the above PHP script is easier to understand than this flowchart ?
Minimal code to get user’s IP address
Below one line code will work in most of the situation. Read the ‘IP address reliability’ section below, must. It will give you a good idea.
Get user’s IP address for CloudFlare hosted websites
I have taken CloudFlare as example. There are many similar services. You need to talk to that service provider to know which request header they are setting and get the IP address accordingly.
When the website is hosted using CloudFlare service, $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] will return the CloudFlare server’s IP address and not the user’s IP address. So in such a situation, you can make use of the variable set by the CloudFlare server to get the IP address.
if (isset($_SERVER["HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP"])) { $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] = $_SERVER["HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP"]; $ipAddress = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
}
IP address reliability
$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] is the most reliable variable from the above list of variables. REMOTE_ADDR may not contain the real IP address of the TCP connection as well. It depends on the SAPI configuration.
If the user is behind a proxy server, HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR will be set. But this can be easily spoofed by the user by setting an IP address he wishes to expose.
Even the variable X-Forwarded-For or the Client-IP can be set by the user to any value he wishes. So, when you maintain a log of user’s IP address, it is better to store the IP address that is returned by $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] also.
Take an example of a shopping cart. You may display the product price according to the user’s country. In such a scenario, you may use the user’s IP address to determine the user’s country. In such a scenario, the code to get user’s IP address should be fool-proof.
So in summary, if you are building a mission critical application that depends on the user’s IP address, then this is not the way to go. For audit log of the user’s IP address, this may suffice. In essence, understand each line of these PHP code and variables used. Know your use-case well and use it accordingly.
IP address field length
When you are storing the IP address in the database, remember to have the field size as 45 for single IP. Because there is a possibility for IPv6 IP addresses. It its full form the IPv6 IP address can be 45 characters in length.
How to get the IP address of a host
Using a hostname, we can get the server’s IP address using the PHP’s built-in function gethostbyname. This returns the IPv4 address for the host given in argument.
$ipAddress = gethostbyname('www.example.com');
The reverse is possible too by using gethostbyaddr().
Client user’s IP address and privacy issues
Client’s IP address can be considered as private information in certain legislation. It depends on the land of law. Internet is public in general. You never know from which geographic region you will get users.
As per GDPR (Article 4, Point 1; and Recital 49), IP address is a personal data. I would suggest to inform the user and get consent to log the IP address. Also, call it out explicitly in your “Privacy Policy” document.
Explicitly state that you are collecting and logging the client user’s IP address and the reason for doing so.
Conclusion
Understand your use-case well. A good understanding of the scenario in which you are going to get and use the client user’s IP address is important. Then understand that the end user can easily spoof his IP address and present you something else. Third understand each line of the code, the server variables, from where the IP address is fetched, who sets it etc. Then decide how it will impact your use-case. Last but not the least, explicitly call out in your privacy policy that you are getting the client user’s IP address and storing it. Also state why you are doing it. As per GDPR, IP address is user’s personal information and so it would be better to get user’s consent before processing it.
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The latest Nintendo Download update for North America has arrived, and it’s bringing new games galore to the eShop in your region. As always, be sure to drop a vote in our poll and comment down below with your potential picks for the week. Enjoy!
Switch eShop – Highlights
Faeria(Versus Evil, 13th Aug, $19.99) – With its unique living board, the Faeria game will challenge you with truly strategic card battles. Craft your deck, shape the battlefield and fight for victory! A strategy game like no other, build exciting decks and shape the battlefield as you fight epic battles. Raise mountains, build forests, fill lakes or harness the sands of the deserts. You choose your own path to victory.
Linn: Path of Orchards(CarbonFire Studio, 14th Aug, $4.99) – Step out of your conventional platforming habits and delve into the dynamic and rotating world of Linn, a modern puzzle-platformer set in a fantastic and mysterious ancient world. You control Aban, an exotic guardian of nature, on her journey through a lost sky temple. Help Aban on her divine mission to rejuvenate the ancient Tree of Light.
Switch eShop – New Releases
Arcade Archives CIRCUS CHARLIE(HAMSTER, 6th Aug, $7.99) – CIRCUS CHARLIE is a scrolling action game released by KONAMI in 1984. The player takes control of a circus clown, CHARLIE, to perform daring circus acts such as jumping through rings of fire and the flying trapeze. Dazzle and amaze the crowd with your perfect performance.
Big Dipper(Top Hat Studios, 13th Aug, $4.99) – A miracle beyond the polar circle. They say it’s hard to find a place to call your own, but what if such a place was not uniquely yours? What if both of you were not willing to give it up? Big Dipper is a kinetic visual novel, available in English, Simplified Chinese, and Russian, which tells a romantic story of the unusual circumstances that brought two lovers together one fateful New Year’s Eve.
Bite the Bullet(13th Aug, $14.99) Bite The Bullet is the world’s first Run & Gun & Eat. In this roguelite RPG shooter you must eat enemies, bullets and more to powerup your character, weapons, and abilities. Gun down zombies, robots and giant mutant bosses with a barrage of bullets before chowing down on their corpses to craft new weapons, unlock new abilities and special attacks, and transform into a powerful Zombro form to smash foes. Explore four character classes and a skill tree based on your diet – and remember, you are what you eat!
Boomerang Fu(Cranky Watermelon, 13th Aug, $14.99) – Join a crew of your favorite foods as you grill, chill and spill your enemies. Roast and toast your friends in lightning-fast rounds of cute physics combat for up to 6 players. Perfect for parties! Discover a ridiculous range of power-ups like explosive boomerangs, disguises and telekinesis. Then stack your power-ups together to form outrageous combinations!
Cecconoid(Undefined, 17th Aug, $10.00) – The starship Equinox is under attack from Stormlord and his robotic minions, the Exolons! You’re the crew’s only hope. Take your Samurai-1 fighter, find Captain Solomon’s Key, clear the decks of evil robots, and save the Equinox from certain destruction! Cecconoid is an 8-bit inspired, flick-screen, twin-stick-shooter, set in an alternate dimension where the pixels are still chunky, and the bad guys are black and white.
Collar X Malice -Unlimited-(Aksys Games, 13th Aug, $49.99) Return to the thrilling, deadly world of Collar X Malice with exclusive Interlude, After Story, and Adonis play modes. Revisit the characters and events of the original game, as you build new relationships while picking up the pieces in the aftermath of the first X-Day Incident.
Darkestville Castle(BUKA Entertainment, 13th Aug, $14.99) – Dear Potential servant of chaos, being evil isn’t always easy… But boy it is so much more fun than being a good guy! Having someone witty like you on my team could be useful during these not so dark times. Everything in Darkestville was fine and dandy: I was tormenting the town people, the town people were being tormented… It was a fair deal!
Devious Dungeon Collection(Ratalaika Games, 13th Aug, $12.99) – Devious Dungeon: Under orders by the King, players assume the control of a Knight instructed to head into the catacombs beneath the Kingdom, to slay the fowl beasts and monstrosities that have invaded the murky depths. You must venture deep within the dungeons eliminating the threat!
Double Kick Heroes(Plug In Digital, 1st Jan, $0.00) – Merging face-melting heavy metal rhythm riffs with a high-octane zombie-crushing shoot ’em up, Double Kick Heroes is like no game you’ve ever seen before! You must survive on the highway to hell by slaying monsters with your gundillac! Struggle through the 30 levels of total madness and escape from this nightmare! Only the power of metal can save your band!
Helheim Hassle(18th Aug, $19.99) From the same universe (and set on the same Tuesday in fact) as previous hit Manual Samuel, comes this macabre adventure where you play as Bjørn, a pacifist Viking who hates the idea of dying and going to Valhalla… who then ends up dying and getting taken to Valhalla. When Bjørn is resurrected to assist with a task for the mysterious Pesto, he sees a way to negotiate his way out.
KING OF FIGHTERS R-2(7th Aug, $7.99) Boasts a huge roster of 23 characters including multiple hidden fighters! They look stunning thanks to the colorful pallets!
Mastercube(Undefined, 8th Aug, $5.49) – MasterCube is an addictive action-shooter game! You must survive as long as you can in order to score the highest point!
MazezaM – Puzzle Game(eSolutions Nordic, 7th Aug, $5.50) – The game builds on the concept of Sokoban puzzles, where objects need to be moved to reach the exit. Make your way to the exit by pushing rows of blocks around. Each row of the same color is connected and can only be pushed horizontally. The goal is to get the character from the left side of the room to the right side by pushing rows of blocks.
My Universe – My Baby(Microids, 18th Aug, $29.99) – Discover a new generation of baby simulation: feed them, bath them, change their diapers, play together… like in real life! Your baby needs you! Every action contributes to your baby’s happiness and love for you.
Norman’s Great Illusion(19th Aug, $4.99) Have you ever wondered why, individually good and peace-loving citizens, merging into society, allow the coming to power of forces that have diametrically opposed their principles and goals? “Norman’s Great Illusion” is our attempt to talk about this phenomenon.
Of Tanks and Demons III(Victory Road, 14th Aug, $4.99) – Of Tanks and Demons III — it’s the new game with the vibe of classic arcades of ’80s. Collect photons, shoot demons, buy new tanks and improve them. Don’t rely on brute force solely! Sometimes you need to outsmart your enemy, not just outgun them with bullets.
Piczle Lines DX Bundle(RAINYFROG, 6th Aug, $19.99) – Both Piczle Lines DX and Piczle Lines DX 500 More Puzzles! are stuffed together in this ridiculously puzzle-heavy game bundle! Totalling 1,100 logic-puzzles and an estimated clear time of 150~200 hours this bundle is going to keep you occupied for a long time. Draw lines to connect pairs of numbers to complete a hidden picture in this feverishly addictive PICture puzZLE game!
Pool Pro GOLD(No Gravity Games, 13th Aug, $9.99) – Yes, the very classic 8-Ball! Poolhall on your Nintendo Switch!
Prehistoric Dude(Ratalaika Games, 14th Aug, $4.99) – Prehistoric Dude is a mini Metroidvania game during the stone age which tells the story of Dude, a friendly caveman who loves ham! Explore 3 different scenarios while looking for Dude’s delicious lunch! Face enemies, master obstacles, learn new skills and make Dude even stronger!
Ramageddon(Ultimate Games, 14th Aug, $7.99) – Fight your ram opponents in this purely skill-based action game. Knock your enemies out of the map, earn and collect gold coins and customize your unique look. Through the customization panel, you can choose various colours, horns, and ram faces. Collect special power-ups spawning on the map to get extra powers.
Regina & Mac(15th Aug, $9.99) Join the macaw Regina and the tyrannosaurus Mac on their adventure as they try to escape a lifeless research lab. The only way out? To find the golden Floppy discs on which the memory of the lab’s computer system U64 is stored so that it can help the duo to find an exit. Regina & Mac is a 3D platformer that stands in the tradition of the classics from the late 90s and offers a fair challenge even for genre aficionados.
Retro Arcade Shooter – Attack from Pluto(Digital Game Group, 7th Aug, $5.99) – Get three classic arcade space shooter games in one game! Blast your way into the future or is it really the past since this retro arcade space shooter returns you to the classic age (or glory days) of arcade games. Retro shooter action combined with updated graphics make this a must have for any arcade fan.
SAMURAI SHODOWN!2(SNK, 7th Aug, $7.99) – Haohmaru, Ukyo Tachibana, Nakoruru, and many other iconic characters from the SAMURAI SHODOWN Series come back in SD version!
Shaolin vs Wutang(Godspeed Games, 14th Aug, $9.99) – No flashy over the top effects, just combat influenced by classic Kung Fu films. The game features authentic fighting sounds from films and a licensed soundtrack with great music from classic kung fu movies. Shaolin vs Wutang is a real love letter to classic ’70s and ’80s Kung Fu cinema.
The Ambassador: Fractured Timelines(The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild, 13th Aug, $14.99) – The Ambassador: Fractured Timelines is a twin-stick fantasy shooter centered around the ability to stop time. You’ll play as Gregor, a newly recruited member of the Eternal Fellowship, and an Ambassador of Time. Just as you are learning to use your newfound powers, the Fellowship’s capital city is mysteriously destroyed!
WE ARE DOOMED(Vertex Pop, 13th Aug, $7.99) – Dive head-first into the action with reckless ambition, charge the SUPERBEAM, and zap everything out of existence in an instant. Chase high scores or just enjoy the beautiful explosions of geometry, color and light.
Zero Strain(eastasiasoft, 13th Aug, $9.99) – Zero Strain is a fast-paced shooter set in a series of top-down arenas, where strategic use of offense and defense are critical to surviving each challenge. MOBA elements are mixed with frenetic shoot’em up action for a unique and rewarding experience in neon wireframe presentation.
So that’s your lot for this week’s North American Nintendo Download. Go on, be a sport and drop a vote in the poll above, and comment below with your hot picks!
