Important Announcements

 Yes, it is true. Due to a Hard disk format, we lost all the files need for the game. This is a very sad news, but that's what we can do. We're not progammers. We were using game engines to make it which doesnt required progamming. 


Well that was everything in brief, we have another big update. We have now recreated Microsoft Agent ring, in our website.  You can now also read The Adventure of Tintin and other Hergè Comics in our website. 


Now you can read Fujiko Fujio's Manga in out website to.


So now this was all announcements to make, have a good day : ) 

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