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I just love a good word game. So much so that I will effortlessly bypass an adventure, puzzle, or board game app that has great graphics and scores of 5 star ratings in favor of a word game that I believe to be original and offers a good challenge. And if that word game has [...]
11 Mar 2010 at 01:45
Eli Hodapp
Action, Adventure, Games, Upcoming Games, iPhone games, iPod Touch Games, shooter
I've always been a huge fan of the Resident Evil series, and having likely spent weeks of combined playtime in my life playing and re-playing the games of the Resident Evil universe. It's more than a little weird to me that Gameloft has somehow managed to make a better Resident Evil game than even Capcom, [...]
THQ’s dedicated iPhone development studio is no more, but one of the company’s last efforts, De Blob Revolution ($2.99), has made its way to the App Store despite Universomo’s recent and unfortunate closing.
Following up on one of THQ’s early App Store hits, De Blob Revolution scales down the town-painting action of the original title for [...]
After playing Street Fighter IV for 30 minutes, I got enough of the game to offer the following. This is about the best old school fighting game that is currently available on the iPhone/Touch system.
At first, I wasn’t really sure about the lack of using a real joystick to move the characters around and properly time and control the sequence for my attacks. I spent a little time in the DoJo initially to go over some practice moves before moving onto Tournament mode.
If you’ve ever played S…Read More
At a fraction of the price of its console version, CAPCOM’S iPhone port of Street Fighter IV features beautiful graphics and visceral game play. The iPhone version is very impressive and remains loyal to the franchise, but its game play, while solid, does slightly suffer from the virtual-control scheme, but not enough to negatively affect overall game play/value.
10 Mar 2010 at 22:07
Eli Hodapp
Action, Games, Upcoming Games, gdc 2010, iPhone games, iPod Touch Games, shooter
The first game that Gameloft showed us at GDC this year was the latest in a long line of Splinter Cell games, a series that also has several books associated with it along with a movie that may or may not still be in the works. In the games, you play as Sam Fisher who [...]
TapTime is on sale for free – normally $.99
The concept behind this game is nothing new and it’s not even all that interesting… tap on objects before they disappear from view, and don’t tap the one bad thing that will end your game instantly. The thing I love about this game, though, is the execution. [...]
Capcom has launched an iPhone and iPod Touch adaptation of its massively popular one-on-one fighting game Street Fighter IV ($9.99), promising App Store customers “the first true fighting game on the iPhone.”
The iPhone version of Street Fighter IV includes eight playable characters — Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Blanka, Guile, Dhalsim, Abel, and M. Bison. Each fighter [...]
Lima Sky announced today that Doodle Jump has now sold over three million copies on the iTunes App Store – the first app ever to do so. One of the most popular iPhone games since its release in 2009, Doodle Jump has occupied the #1 top paid app spot in the US, UK, Germany, Australia [...]
From the same folks that brought us Family Feud for the iPhone, we now have another classic game show, The Price is Right, 2010 version. It’s easy to tell that it’s from the same creative team because there are a lot of similarities between the two games.
As with Family Feud, the user starts the game by creating a customized avatar. Once that process is done, the familiar background music starts and a voice that is neither Bob Barker nor Drew Carey lets you know the items for w…Read More
