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Criterion Games, a subsection of Electronic Arts, announced today that its popular Burnout Crash game would soon move onto the iOS platform. It’s a very simple, yet addictive arcade game with one goal in mind: crash. That’s right, just drive your car around and cause some serious destruction. I remember playing Burnout as a kid and…
The wait is finally over! Go download iOS 5 and all of the glory that comes along with it. It’s officially available as a free download on iTunes. Just plug in your iDevice, click update, and enjoy. Of course once you do that, you’ll have to wait for the update to actually download and install.…
When it comes to mobile gaming, I tend to play strictly on my iOS & Android devices mainly because I’m always carrying one or the other on me. To carry around a Nintendo DS or PSP would mean that I’d promise to dedicate some time during my trip to sit down and play games. It’s…
The combination of Epic Games’ Unreal Technology and the iOS platform has been a match made in heaven ever since we first caught a glimpse of it through a tech demo app called Epic Citadel, which dropped a jaw or two after its release. Then, Epic Games published Infinity Blade, which a year after release could…
Apple has just made iTunes 10.5 available for download, and along with it comes iOS 5 wireless syncing capabilities. This is all in preparation for the launch of iOS 5 on Wednesday, so if you’re beginning to grow antsy, this might help you right along. It’s available now for both Mac and PC, and here…
Some of my most memorable gaming moments growing up were experiencing point-n-click adventures from publishers such as Sierra and LucasArts. One series that I absolutely loved was Sierra’s Leisure Suit Larry, although I may have been a little too young to understand all of the adult humor. Regardless, I still had a blast guiding Larry…
Facebook is making huge moves in the mobile space today, as the long-awaited iPad app is in the App Store and it has also rolled out its HTML5-friendly mobile site. Let’s take a look at how the world’s largest social network looks on an iPhone and what this means for the company moving forward. Facebook…
It’s been a long time coming, but Facebook has finally pulled the switch to release its official iPad app onto the App Store. The Facebook iPad app has been rumored to be in the works for a very long, the latest rumor being it possibly launching during Apple’s iPhone 4S event, which of course didn’t…
Later this week, iOS gamers will have a lot to take in as both the iPhone 4S and iOS 5 will launch. The iPhone 4S will have Apple’s A5 dual-core chip running its innards which promise a 7x graphical improvement over the iPhone 4 and many of the benefits of iOS 5 are things gamers…
Facebook is probably the last to have released an iPad app–for itself. Up until now, we iPad users have been settling for other applications, like Friendly Plus for Facebook. The alternatives have worked out pretty well, for the most part, but sometimes you just feel a little better about yourself when you know you’re using…