What do you get when you strap a cap with a propeller onto a kids head?
In their debut app for iPhone (and iPod touch), Rishi Modha and Anirudh Sharma, two university graduates from the newly founded London based iPhone development studio FIPLAB, bring a uniquely designed, side scroller to the platform.
The guys were kind enough to hook us up with a copy.
So, How well does Copterkid play out? .. (more…)
Arr, matey! I’m just going to say it; I love Harbor Master. If you like hectic and addicting gameplay, all for a cheap price, then you will too. So hop on board for my review of this great iPhone/iPod Touch title. (more…)
Zombieville USA is side-scrolling zombie slaughter in its purest, most simple form. If you’re a casual gamer looking for some quick fun, this is great news. But fear not, hardcore gamers – there’s something here for you too. (more…)
Everyone has had experience with keyboard shortcuts, and just as many people have had trouble remembering them. You know, the key-combinations that make everything easier and quicker? Yeah, sometimes they can get pretty confusing. Keymote is an application that helps out by creating a virtual keypad (called a “Keyset”) that puts all of your most important shortcuts just a tap away. (more…)
This is definitely one for the retro among us. Originally published in 1987 and licensed by Sega, Golvellius was (at the time) described by the market as the Sega Master System’s answer to The Legend of Zelda for being one of the best adventure games of the console. (more…)
I feel I must start by saying that I’ve never understood the American (and Japanese) obsession with Baseball, never understood how an entire nation could get excited about what is, effectively, a game of Rounders, or how a World Series only has entrants from one country. So it was with some trepidation that I picked up a copy of Baseball Slugger: Home run 3D Race by Com2us Corp but boy, was I in for a surprise. (more…)