Category: App Store

  • Raging Thunder: Could the iPhone actually be set to rival Sony’s PSP gaming capabilities? – [Updated]

    [Update 14.10.08 @ 16.25pm]

    As pointed out by one our readers ‘Monk’, Polarbit have indeed knocked 50% off the retail price of Raging Thunder, bringing it down to a very affordable £2.39 (~$3.99)!

    This is said to be a limited time offer – get it while you can guys/gals! [App Store]

    Original Article:

    You’ve tried Asphalt 4: Elite Racing, you’ve tried Crog-Mag Rally and you may have even tried Moto Chaser, GTS World Racing and possibly Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart – but if you haven’t picked up Raging Thunder by Polarbit yet, here’s exactly why you should … (more…)

  • Hudson Entertainment Discount: Aqua Forest, Neo Same Game, Catch the Egg – [Updated]

    [Update 14.10.08 @ 12.45pm]

    These products have now returned to normal pricing:

    Aqua Forest [App Store] – £4.99
    Neo Same Game [App Store] – £2.39
    Catch the Egg [App Store] – £2.39

    Original Article:

    Ending tonight, and in light of the Tokyo Game Show 2008, Hudson Entertainment have discounted three of their most well respected gaming titles, Aqua Forest, Neo Same Game and Catch the Egg, from their respective prices to a scrumptious FREE. I didn’t pass up the opportunity, and I’m about to review all three titles, on the dawn of them returning to their full price … (more…)

  • Think Services Enter into Partnership with VC-Funded iPhone Start Up Ngmoco

    Think Services, organizers of the Game Developers Conference and the Independent Games Festival, have entered a new partnership with high-profile iPhone game publisher ngmoco. The deal will add a $10,000 ‘Best iPhone Game’ prize to 2009’s Independent Games Festival Mobile, and increase the maximum amount of prizes in the hotly contested indie mobile competition to a record $30,000 … (more…)

  • iChalky: The Hilarious, Dancing Stickman. – [Update]

    Yesterday I happened to be surfing the app store, not looking for anything in particular – God only knows Ive spent too much on there as is it! – and found iChalky. Currently the top most popular paid application on the store, and designed by Eric Metois, iChalky is programmed to respond to real physics. Managed by invisible springs, you can touch and throw him around, try and make him fall over by tilting your device, but whatever you do, iChalky will try to keep his balance – and it’s scarily life-like – facial expressions included!

    There are of course extra options for adjusting spring damping, spring constants, and floor/wall friction. The best bit? – Crank up those tunes and iChalky will be sure to show you some of his moves!

    Wondering what all the fuss is about? Why this is top of the App Store?
    Hit the jump for a full video look at iChalky … (more…)

  • Geomex: Spatial Puzzler [Updated]

    While not the original ‘Tetris’ – Geomex provides a colourful inviting UI, a multitude of gaming modes, and a few unique spatial twists. Hit the jump for the full look … (more…)

  • Heads-Up: We’re about to run an AD on Facebook! – [Briefly]

    We thought we’d just let you know that starting tomorrow morning (07.10.08) and ending on Wednesday (08.10.08), we will be running a brief advert on the major social networking site Facebook.

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  • Tapulous Inc Debuts ‘Fortune’

    After the sheer success of their popular guitar hero-esque title Tap Tap Revenge, and their phenomenal Twitter client, Twinkle comes their third title. Although slightly different than the previous two, and a bit lackluster in terms of functionality, Fortune is harmless fun … (more…)