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Batman: Arkham City Lockdown brings the Dark Knight to your iOS device
I’m going to go out on a limb here and say Rocksteady Studios’ Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City are games that finally got gamers to believe that not only can superhero games be good, but if developed by the right studio, it can sell millions and be in the running for Game of the Year by many a publication. Those of you who are looking for more Batman goodness can now look to your iOS device as Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment have released Batman: Arkham … Read more
Daniel Perez
Grand Theft Auto III releasing on Android, iOS on Dec. 15th for $4.99
October certainly was a big month for Rockstar Games as the announcement of Grand Theft Auto III coming to Android and iOS was received by many a squeal of delight by mobile gamers everywhere. After going hands-on with the game at New York Comic-Con later that week, I can tell you that we all have a very good reason to be excited about the game, especially now that Rockstar has officially announced the game will be hitting both Android and iOS next week. If I had to guess on a price point … Read more
Daniel Perez
Entire song covered using instruments from iPad apps
Most people who have heard of apps such as Apple’s GarageBand or Alchemy Synth praise them for bringing detailed musical instruments to a mobile platform. However, those same people would probably doubt just how useful they can actually be. Well some very clever and talented music enthusiasts put that concept to the test, and proved that there’s a lot of untapped potential worth noticing. The guys behind the EastMidWestMusic YouTube channel produced a full cover of Jason Derulo’s “It Girl” song using nothing but instruments from iPad apps. While the … Read more
George Tinari
Review: Infinity Blade 2 – The king of iOS gaming continues its reign
When Infinity Blade was released last year, I was very impressed by not only its breathtaking visuals, but also how addictive and fun its gameplay mechanics are. Month after month, ChAIR Entertainment improved the game through various updates which included new weapons, equipments, and enemies, an entirely new area to explore, and a multiplayer mode. All the while they were working hard on Infinity Blade II, which will be hitting the iOS App Store tomorrow and you’d be a fool to not get this game. Infinity Blade II starts where … Read more
Daniel Perez
New Six-Guns trailer announces game will be free-to-play when released on iOS
Gameloft has been going on a free-to-play craze lately ever since they first dipped into the business with Sacred Odyssey: Rise of Ayden. Shortly thereafter, the company started making a number of its most popular games freemium, such as Let’s Golf 3, and now it looks like the company will be releasing their upcoming Red Dead Redemption inspired shooter, Six-Guns, as a free-to-play title as well. The news comes from a new trailer that was released today for Six-Guns which shows a ton of new gameplay footage that shows plenty … Read more
Daniel Perez
Video: HTC G1 runs Ice Cream Sandwich
An old dog can learn a new trick as proven by the following video, featuring the original HTC G1 running Android Ice Cream Sandwich. Of course, you shouldn’t expect everything to run smoothly; quite the contrary not only the device is slow, but some of the phone features are not working like WiFi, Bluetooth and rotation. Guess those will be fixed in the days to come, but again – what’s the point? Anyway, if you have the T-Mobile G1 and want to try this out, head over to XDA-Developers and … Read more
Dusan Belic
Samsung Galaxy Nexus’ front-facing camera can record in 720p HD
Just a quick update on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus‘ 1.3 front-facing camera – it can record in 720p HD. While the feature is hardly a big deal, it’s something that hasn’t been reported before as far as we know. The video below is a walkthrough of the Galaxy Nexus’ camera software and the 720p video sample can be found below as well. If you want to cut the fat and go to the front-facing camera bit, fast forward to about 3:50 in the video. Sure, it’s a cool option to … Read more
Blake Stimac
Check out Android Ice Cream Sandwich on Transformer Prime
We know that Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich was built to unify the tablet and smartphone experience but we haven’t really seen it on a tablet … until now. Well, the good folks at NVIDIA have ported it to the Asus Transformer Prime with its quad-core Tegra 3 chip. It’s only been a few days since Google open sourced Ice Cream Sandwich but NVIDIA said it was very simple to bring this to the world’s first Tegra 3 tablet. This is just an early version, as we’re sure that we’ll … Read more
Marin Perez
Battle Nations combines FarmVille with real-time strategy on iOS
Seeing how popular FarmVille has been, as well as freemium titles that have been influenced heavily on the game, the genre has been heavily adopted by female gamers as most men are off shooting things in Modern Warfare 3 or Battlefield 3 to care about their crops. But what if there was a game that brought together the addictiveness of micro-managing with the ability to shoot stuff up? Then you might want to check out Battle Nations. Battle Nations is a new freemium game from developer Z2Live which I am calling … Read more
Daniel Perez
Age of Zombies Anniversary released with HD graphics, new content, and iCloud support
Can you believe it’s been one year already since Halfbrick released Age of Zombies onto iOS? I certainly can believe it because I remember reviewing it last year. To celebrate Age of Zombies’ release on iOS, Halfbrick has released Age of Zombies Anniversary which includes some neat features not available in the original Age of Zombies. One of the first things updated for Age of Zombies Anniversary was the game’s graphics. Don’t get me wrong – the graphics in the original Age of Zombies looked nice, but Halfbrick has officially … Read more
Daniel Perez
Sneak peek at BlackBerry Tag, RIM’s implementation of NFC
After checking out their new smartphones, RIM gave us a sneak peek at BlackBerry Tag, which will really start putting near-field communications to work. Just as described, BlackBerry tag will allow users to quickly and easily share content between BlackBerry devices; by putting them butt-to-butt, you’ll be able to transfer ringtones, voice notes, contacts, images, videos, calendar items, documents, spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, PDFs, browser links, and whatever else third part developers chose to support. It seems like the NFC itself is mostly just used to initiate a Bluetooth transfer, but … Read more
