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Amaia Novara

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Aug 3, 2024, 6:07:42 PM8/3/24

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Welcome to Toon Shooters, a vibrant first-person shooter packed with chaotic battles in a captivating cartoon universe. Engage in intense single-player missions or team up in riveting online matches. With a range of unique characters and lethal weaponry, battles are as unpredictable as they are compelling. Explore various maps, each with its own challenges and strategies to master.

Master the controls to navigate through the arenas of Toon Shooters. Use WASD or arrow keys to move around, the left mouse button to shoot, and the right mouse button to aim. Need a speed boost? Use the left shift. To jump over obstacles or reach higher grounds, press the space key. Remember, success hinges on your ability to strategically use these controls.

In Toon Shooters, efficiency is key. Aim for headshots for maximum damage. Always be on the move; standing still makes you an easy target. Utilize your environment; various objects can provide cover during gunfire. Keep an eye out for weapon and health pick-ups throughout the map.

Toon Shooters 2 is an arcade side-scrolling shooter shmup inspired by the golden era of 80's arcade shooters. Real time co-op play available with different characters with various roles and abilities.

Five years after the fall of the Fleet, the Toons are back in action to wreck threats old and new... it was a massacre, on both sides!

THE GAME

The first campaign launches with 8 playable characters, 7 custom-fit pets & 15 stages of various puzzles and ridiculous bosses.

Up to 5P Co-Operative multiplayer available with roles for each player (diagonal shots, healers, bombers...)

Boiled down to its Biblical basics, it really was a vitriolic venue for bashing Muslims who belong to a religion that convention boosters regard as being infinitely inferior to Christianity. AFDI's moments in the sun include rabidly opposing the building of a mosque near 9/11's Ground Zero site, calling for a halt to the "Islamization of America," and buying ad space on buses across the nation featuring anti-Islamic insults. God Bless the Jesus USA. It's these folks who, deep in the Bible Belt of Texas, put together a convention cartoon contest that dangled out a first prize of $10,000 in non-Muslim moolah.

When the would-be assassins arrived in a dark sedan sporting heavy-duty tactical vests, carrying assault rifles and ready to lock, load and die for Allah, the cop helped move that process along by fatally shooting both of them before these guns-a-blazin' believers in a better world could even get in from the parking lot. Their only victim was an unarmed security guard who they managed to shoot in the ankle before they were dispatched to Paradise by Officer Not-So-Friendly.

I say good for Cool-Hand Luke. While I decidedly disagree with the rationale offered by cartoonist Bosch Fawstin for drawing the 'toon that brought home the bacon, I do agree with him on one thing: "They came to kill us and died for it. Justice." I prefer to call it self-defense. Hold the fort and pass the ammunition.

Having had my own share of threats over the years from humorless hecklers who can't handle cartoons, I confess to being partial to the observations of David Cuillier, director of the UofA's School of Journalism and Freedom of Information Chair for the Society of Professional Journalists, who wrote the following in a Arizona Republic guest column:

That means that Fawstin has the right to do a dastardly doodle on Mohammed. But it also means that critics have the right to point out that that's all it did. It offered nothing of real substance, instead simply serving as a megaphone to shout, "I'll do this just 'cuz I can!" My opinion on this matter is well expressed by my political cartoonist colleague, Mike Thompson of the Detroit Free Press, who explains why he has never done a cartoon caricaturing Mohammed (and, P.S., it's not because he's chicken).