That game you submitted yesterday didn't meet those requirements. Alot were removed and additionally Internet games now have special requirements to be able to be added to the site. I remember that RotD 2* was on IGCD formerly and then disappeared, but luckily someone now added it to IGCD again.īut why was RotD 2, along with RotD and TLS** series removed from IGCD? Also, the same thing happened to Dead Zed 2 thatīecause a few months back it was decided due to the abundance of low quality games in the internet section of the site, internet based games would be restructured. Zombies invade the Australian Outback in this brain-splattered, Mad Max-meets-the-undead thrill ride. Three days later, her two younger brothers set. On a storm-ravaged night, a 19-year-old girl is kidnapped, raped, and killed.

So is there any way to view the original game pages, before they became blank or completely removed?Įdit: - link to the 'Dead Zed 2' page, in case if it won't show up anymore in Google. From Kevin Brooks, a 'thrilling, gritty story' (Kirkus) that 'grabs and holds readers attention from its very first chapter' (PW, starred review), now in a dynamic new Kevin Brooks paperback look. Also, when you enter it's page link (Dead Zed 2) into Web Archive, it won't show anything, because there aren't any archivised pages. Gifted with the ability to feel what others feel, Reben knows the moment that his sister, Rachel, dies. I recently uploaded, which is now blank and soon will probably be completely removed too. However you can still find in Google the 'Dead Zed 2' page Unfortunately these games pages don't show up anymore in Google, probably because they are now completely removed. When I found the game page I was looking for, I entered it, copied the page link, pasted it into Web Archive and choosed latest archivised page that wasn't blank and still had the vehicles listed. Note: all page numbers and citation info for the quotes below refer to the Vintage edition of The Road published in 2008. We assign a color and icon like this one to each theme, making it easy to track which themes apply to each quote below.

I could only find them by searching in Google, not on IGCD. LitCharts makes it easy to find quotes by chapter, character, and theme.

For instance, I remember when The Last Stand games weren't completely removed, they were just blank pages.

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