Just Add Water (JAW) - британская студия разработки видеоигр, известная своими работами по ремастерингу и портированию классических игр, а также разработкой оригинальных тайтлов. Хотя наиболее известной их игрой является "Ryan и его гонки", они также работали над проектами, связанными с франшизами Oddworld и Gravity Crash. Компания специализируется на разработке для различных платформ, включая консоли, ПК и мобильные устройства. JAW стремится создавать качественные и увлекательные игровые проекты для широкой аудитории.
Related Mawile - Fast Move: Fairy Wind - Charged Moves: Vise Grip and Iron Head - Type: Steel/Fairy - Resistances: Dragon, Bug, Dark, Fairy, Flying, Grass, Ice, Normal, Psychic, Rock, and Poison - Weaknesses: Fire and Ground Mawile can make the most of its excellent Steel/Fairy typing, which provides 11 resistances and leaves Fire and Ground as its only weaknesses. Mega Greninja - Fast Move: Water Shuriken - Charged Moves: Hydro Cannon, Brutal Swing, and Surf - Type: Water/Dark - Resistances: Psychic, Dark, Fire, Ghost, Ice, Steel, and Water - Weaknesses: Bug, Electric, Fairy, Fighting, and Grass Speed is what makes Mega Greninja so dangerous, as Water Shuriken lets it cycle through Charged Moves before opponents can comfortably respond. Morpeko (Full Belly) - Fast Move: Thunder Shock - Charged Moves: Aura Wheel and Psychic Fangs - Type: Electric/Dark - Resistances: Psychic, Steel, Ghost, Flying, Electric, and Dark - Weaknesses: Bug, Fairy, Fighting, and Ground Despite its tiny size and disappointing defense, Morpeko (Full Belly) is an outstanding Pokemon to use in this particular cup, mostly due to its Aura Wheel move. Klefki - Fast Move: Astonish - Charged Moves: Foul Play and Draining Kiss - Type: Steel/Fairy - Resistances: Dragon, Bug, Rock, Psychic, Poison, Normal, Ice, Grass, Flying, Fairy, and Dark - Weaknesses: Fire and Ground Klefki’s Steel/Fairy typing does much of the defensive work, giving it an impressive 11 resistances while leaving only Fire and Ground as weaknesses.
The Philippines is far from the first country you think of when it comes to the video game industry, but it’s quietly evolved into a budding hub for game development. The island nation initially had a tenuous relationship with the medium, as for a brief period of time in the 1980s, video games were banned in the country. Now, the Philippines has a reputation for its thriving esports scene , and the output of quality Filipino-made games is gradually rising. To observe Filipino American History Month, we’re looking at several recent games made in the Philippines, many of which include distinctly Filipino cultural elements showcased for players around the world.