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Int13′s CrazyKart 2 coming to iPhone

Categories: Gaming, iPhone
By: , IntoMobile
Saturday, March 15th, 2008 at 7:02 AM

CrazyKart 2France-based mobile game developer Int13 started porting their Crazy Kart 2 game over to the iPhone. As far as we know, users should expect 320×320 pixels playing area, on-screen virtual steering wheel, 3 vehicle classes (karts, motorbikes, hovercrafts), 6 characters with different vehicles, downloadable content (new vehicles and tracks), and WiFi online multiplayer mode with match making and up to four simultaneous players!

According to Int13, the game which was originally created for Windows Mobile and Symbian platforms, was not too hard to adapt for the Apple iPhone, though they are still evaluating alternatives like tilt control and landscape display support.

Finally, the Int13 folks are already planning a sequel with a full 3D accelerated engine that will be specially designed for Apple’s handset. In the meantime, stay tuned for July when CrazyKart 2 is scheduled to be released… A demo video follows after the jump.

[Via: MacRumors]

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