[Update – 03.09.08] – (02.21am GMT)
Actual GAMEPLAY FOOTAGE found:
One the biggest gaming franchises in the world is back with another installment to fulfill your craving. In November, Edios will release the 8th edition to the Tomb Raider story, Tomb Raider: Underworld …
Last week, Bloomberg was apparently updating Steve Jobs’ obituary (you know the one, it says to the world you’ve officially died …), and in the process – published it. At this point investors were, understandably, said to be rattled and shook up about the news – as any true investor would be …
I’m just curious here. Apple announced it had sold over 1M iPhone 3G units over it’s opening weekend (3 days). If this is the case, by now, they should be getting pretty common-place. I personally haven’t seen anyone around Widnes with one, other than myself, but there must be others! – Come on, show yourself! … 8)
[Updatex3] – 31.08.08 (12.52pm GMT)
The game does support “steering”:
“The game does indeed support iPhone “steering”. Once you have started a game, click the iPod icon in the upper left corner of the screen, and you can choose from one of three different playing modes.
Enjoy!”
Thanks JW (Comment)
[Updatex2] – 30.08.08 (18.17pm GMT)
Ok, on first launch it sent the iPhone into a soft reset – but that’s not to say that was Gameloft’s fault, just yet, it could be instability with software 2.0. Secondly, the App Store description states you can control your car by steering the iPhone – based on the accelerometer. Now, it may just be me, but I’ve yet to find that functionality – Game play is currently controlled by touch gestures.
Has anyone been able to figure this out? – Maybe Gameloft can chip-in at this point? …
Chances are, now-a-days you have, or have had, your own blog or website to call your ‘own’. Now, I’m pretty sure if your serious about blogging, you currently spend hours on end trying to think of the next big thing, or next thought-provoking, slightly controversial article, right? – At the end of the day, you want one thing – Traffic.
In 2007, Nick La of N.Design Studio, showed how his vector creations had not only been publicly broadcast on two Bosnia & Herzegovina TV stations, they had been broadcast without his original permission or knowledge. I’m talking about a wealthy TV company here, who didn’t want to spend their own money investing in in-house designers, and so stole works from the internet in an attempt to create a TV spot on the cheap. Get this – he later found his own canvas prints printed out onto canvas’s and being sold in a local shopping mall! …
It’s not a secret that, we as iPhone users have been having major problems. Since Apple changed the frameworks and launched an entirely new version of the iPhone OS, iPhone 2.0, users of the iPhone have been less than satisfied with the performance and stability of their device.
The recent 2.0.2 update partially addressed 3G connectivity issues, as well as plugged various bugs to make the platform half stable again (the 1.X.X days). While the update brought stability in the form of reducing the amount and frequency of system crashes and resets, the stability of iPhone’s third party application’s, have yet to be addressed …
In a recent article posted by David. J. Moore, he outlines in a letter to the Apple founder Steve Jobs, there may in fact be an emerging problem with Apple’s iMac and Macbook Pro lines. The issue consists of a device being put to sleep, and when attempted to be wakened, the device does not respond …