In association with my own design studio @RFlyGD, I’m proud to announce my first ever wallpaper for the Apple iPad. (more…)
Tag: 59p
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Meltdown – Radioactive Platformer
Chillingo have really got off to a good start this year with fantastic releases such as Guerrilla Bob and Cogs. Seeing a new release priced at 59p by Chillingo gets me excited every time and I bought this one with no questions asked. I’m glad I did because now I can tell you readers how good it is and to purchase it. (more…)
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Space Bikers [HD Video]
Space Bikers is the new title from game publishers Chillingo. Featuring 3D platforms and bike simulation, and combining 3D visuals and physic based engines, you guide a miniature character around highly enlarged real-life objects. (more…)
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First Look: Black Out by 1026 Development [Update]
In August of last year, a native version of Tiger Electronics Lights Off burst it’s way onto the jailbreak scene. In July 08, Steven Troughton Smith, the developer of this polished version of Lights Off announced he would be re-designing the game to work with the new iPhone OS 2.0 frameworks, and coincidentally bring it to the App Store. That was in July of last year. It’s not happened yet, although there is still hope ..
Aside from Smith’s version, over the weekend I got a tip off from Jeremy Curcio lead developer at 1026 Development, who was quick to inform me that their modern upcoming reincarnation of the classic game, named Black Out, was also on it’s way to the store … (more…)
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All Radio: The 59p Application which brings International Radio, to iPhone and iPod.
[Update] – App Store link fixed.
Ever since the iPod’s introduction, the one feature missing was radio. It was heavily suggest to Apple throughout the years by many people, but for some reason didn’t make the cut into their iPod OS. With the introduction of the iPod touch and it’s new OS, I think people expected it to just ‘do’ radio out of the box – it “just works” right? – Of course, it didn’t.
Apple then introduced the iPhone and it’s SDK. Apple essentially at this point opened up the entire platform, while still insuring a certain amount of stability and safety to it’s users. This gave developers an albeit ‘closed’ but powerful platform to work on. A platform, which VisuaMobile didn’t shrug at …