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12Jan2011
Death Rally Returns With Remedy Remake
Remedy, developer behind Alan Wake will be returning to it's roots with a remake of its first game ever, Death Rally. The game is a top down racer, originating in 1996. The game is set to come out for the iPhone and iPad this March. Curious gamers can visit the website here and download the original classic game to test out.
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Review: Aqua Panic Deluxe
Released on December 1st of this year, Aqua Panic for the iPhone and iPad provides a hit console title for those on the go. Yes, you could still carry around your PSP for whenever you want to load this title up, but the iPhone and iPad version offer features and services that the console version isn't capable of. But does this mean that Aqua Panic is better fit for the Apple products? The answer to that isn't really that simple.
Read MoreLeave a Comment18Dec2010
Secret of Mana Heading to iPhone
Despite financial problems, Square-Enix has revealed that an enhanced version of the SNES RPG classic, Secret of Mana, will be heading to iPhone soon. Although no specific date was given, the game is expected to be available in the app store by the end of December.
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“Finish Him!” in Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, Now Available In The App Store
Fighting games and touch-screen controls; almost sounds impossible, right? If it's anything like Capcom's touch-based Street Fighter IV, then Mortal Kombat fans have a neat little pre-Christmas gift in the just-released Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 for iOS. This iteration of the game seems to trim down the roster, offering "13 klassic warriors including Scorpion, Sub-Zero, and Sonya Blade." It doesn't lack in variety, though, offering "multiple game modes, kustomizable kontrols, and updated visuals aimed to maximize the high-resolution Retina Display."
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Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light Adventures to the iPhone
For fans anxiously awaiting news from the new Lara Croft game recently announced, Crystal Dynamics has brought their PSN/XBLA title to your iDevice which should help satiate your thirst. Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, will be released December 16 for both the iPod Touch,iPhone and an HD version will be available for the iPad. The game has a steep price at $10, available in the Apple App Store, but compared to the content included, it seems like a fair deal.
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Review: The Mystery of the Crystal Portal 2: Beyond the Horizon
Everyone is familiar with hidden object games. Whether it is in the form of a Where's Waldo? book, or hunting for your car keys as you try to make it to work on time (though this is never as fun as searching for the guy in stripes), those with keen eyesight can spot just about anything hidden within a picture. The Mystery of the Crystal Portal 2: Beyond the Horizon is G5 Entertainment AB's latest title to allow players to search for items hidden within a picture. But is this game too much of a strain on one's eyes for the experience it has to offer? I hope to answer that within this review.
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Papa Sangre: The First Audio Only iPhone Game
Developer Somthin’ Else is set to release one of the most unique games ever released and it’s coming to the iPhone. Papa Sangre is a new title that is an audio only game and is set launch on December 20th. Somethin’ Else is claiming that is the first ever hand-held game to use fully dynamic binaural sound. The game takes place in pitch black darkness and you use the immersive sound to navigate through the levels.
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Review: Symbol6 Redux
Gogogic’s Symbol6 Redux is a unique puzzler that, on the surface, seems like just another casual title. However, after spending some time with it, one comes to the realization that it’s one of the most addictive puzzlers to be found on the platform.
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Dead Rising Mobile Invades The App Store
A couple of months ago it was reported that Frank West would be headed to an iPhone, or iPod Touch, near you. Now, Dead Rising Mobile has been released and you can carry Frank West around everywhere you go. Dead Rising Mobile is a portable version of the original Dead Rising, with touch-screen controls and a few new features.
Read MoreLeave a Comment09Dec2010
Symbol6 Redux Is Now Available on The App Store
Gogogic an Independent Icelandic developer of casual and social games, has announced that their newest title Symbol6 Redux is now available on the App Store. The fast paced puzzler tasks gamers with running the “Symbol6 Machine,” a hexagon with seven different movable tiles. Gamers must then match incoming tiles that appear from the edge of the screen. Featuring various difficulty levels, this iPhone title should appeal to gamers of all ages.
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