Punch 'em Down - Game Promo

Climb further as much as you can! The rebellious members of the jungle have assembled against you.
They will attack you and won’t let you climb up. Collect your bling bling and punch ‘em hard! , Punch ‘em down!

Game Features:
+ Professionally designed graphics
+ 7 different characters
+ Cheerful music
+ Easy to learn - One touch game play
+ Bragging rights - Challenge your friends
+ Fast paced
+ Random settings

How to Play:
+ Swipe the screen to jump left or right
+ Collect coins and accessories to earn points
+ Tap on rebellious members to Punch - Sugar Ray style...!
+ Knock down fake branches
+ Headbutt Evil Spiders
+ Collect power ups and climb fast

Game Intro :- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKXcCcDXHK4

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Google Chrome Screenshot & Download Link

War on Browser begun when Mozilla released their new browser Firefox 3 with a Record-breaking download in 24 hours time. Now it’s Google’s time. Google’s new open-source browser, Google Chrome will be available for download in more than 100 countries in the world in just 1 hours time - 6:15 pm GMT. Download link : gears.google.com/chrome/?hl=en (currently redirects to Google Gear Homepage).

Update: Direct Download link from Google Chrome

Update: Here is the link for Google’s official announcement of Google Chrome in both Windows Media Player and Real Player version: Click here for Windows Media Player or Click here for Real Player

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