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| - The launcher is an intermediate application used to start the game. Before starting the game it checks whether any patches are required, and if so, downloads and installs them onto the users' machine. The interface also displays game news from NDOORS.
- Launchers were machines that automatically decompressed and released DUM-series pit droids from their withdrawn mode. They could be found aboard Transport Ships. Around 32 BBY, when junk dealer Watto purchased such a large amount of DUM-series pit droids that it could threaten to overrun Mos Espa, he ostensibly used launchers to turn on the droids individually.
- Mit dem Launcher kannst du wie in der TV Serie deine Bakugans auf die Torkarte abschießen.Der Launcher ist nicht sehr präzise aber mit Übung kann man genau bestimmen wo das Bakugan hinkommt. Aber wohl überflüssig weil man für einen günstigeren Preis einen Bakulauncher kaufen kann, der zu dem besser transportiert werden kann und man damit bessere tricks machen kann als mit dem Launcher. Der einzige Vorteil den der Launcher hat, ist dass er einen Kartenhalter hat. Außerdem müsste man sich mehrere meter entfernd hinstellen um eine Karte zu treffen. Hier wie das Bild:
- __NOWYSIWYG__ The Launcher is a four-tube missile launcher part that fires four homing missiles one at a time at a rapid rate, and is capable of doing heavy damage to enemy tanks if all four missiles hit. It's based on the M202 FLASH in terms of appearance. It costs 1900 G. The reload time is longer than the Missile, but it can be sped up with the Hi-Reload.
- The Launcher is a stationary enemy in the Sploder Shooter games, and is the 6th to be listed in the Enemies and Hazards Game Creator category. The Launcher is an original game enemy. Users of any level can use this enemy in their games.
- Launchers are figures that attack by firing missiles or other projectiles. Typically an Attacktix player will push a red button to release a projectile that can knock other figures over.
- Before 2009, there was an old style of Launcher for Unlimited Access members, and later Basic Access Members in 2008. There were two variations. One with Jolly Roger, and one with Jack Sparrow on it. File:OldLauncher2.png File:OldLauncher.png
- The Launcher is, without a doubt, the most powerful weapon in the game. All of its ammo types deal huge amounts of damage, fit a variety of roles, and are easy to use. It can work at any range, and is the only weapon capable of decimating entire groups of enemies in a couple of shots. However, this power comes at a cost: not only is combat with the Launcher extremely expensive, but in some cases it's simply too powerful: using it against a lone Splicer is a waste of ammo, and a misplaced explosion may end up making life much harder for the player. To top it off, the Launcher's small ammo capacity prevents it from serving as a proper primary weapon. Although it is strongly recommended to upgrade the Launcher, it is equally strongly recommended to avoid relying too much on it.
- Launchers are unique barrels that lay down Traps, time limited objects that deal great amounts of damage when hit. They have very little recoil.
- The Launcher serves to present news related to the game and alert the player about game updates. __TOC__
- Launchers are weapons which fire explosive projectiles that are featured throughout the entire Call of Duty series. In most WWII titles they are primary weapons, while in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, Call of Duty: World at War and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, they are available only as Perks. However, from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 onwards, they are available as secondary weapons.
- The Launcher Interface of the game is where the game starts-up or opens up just like the "Main Menu" of most games.
- The Launcher, under the version released for Performas, didn't just appear as a launch pad. It would also control basic Performa-specific options. These options, specifically, the option to choose which folder to use when saving a document, and the automatic hiding of programmes in the background (this included the Finder). With the release of System 7.1P3, the Launcher added a function which enabled additional sections to appear within the Launcher.
- A Launcher is a type of move with the purpose of launching an opponent into the air, with it mainly being found in the Marvel vs. Capcom series, though it also makes appearances in numerous other fighting games such as the Guilty Gear series, where it is called a Dust Attack. Other moves exist which launch the opponent into the air, but for a move to be actually considered a Launcher, the opponent must be prone to combos after being launched into the air.
- Call uxterm with a -fn parameter. For example: uxterm -fn 10x20 gives a uxterm windows with a nice 10x20 pixel font. Use 'uxterm -help' to see more options. To launch uxterm from the iBar with this fontsize: 'launch uxterm' Click on the small icon to the left of the title (showing "uxterm", or the current pathname) of the uxterm window From this menu choose "add to Launcher" and click on "default" close uxterm Now you can launch uxterm with the font-size of your choice. Source: Mahjongg on faqly
- The Launcher is a program that keeps track on the current state of the game client. If the client is up to date, you will just get a message that says so. If the client needs to be patched to a newer version, you will see a progression bar which can have the following colors with the following meaning: If the state is red, the PLAY button has been disabled. If the state is yellow or green, the PLAY button becomes or al ready is enabled.
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