OMG! Classic port and game!
I'm teh EPIC on this game too!
Oh yeah! Boot up your FPS again!
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Whoah looks nice!
From the developers of Azkend, 10tons brings us a Zuma clone with a unique look and story. But how does it face off against other Zuma clones on the AppStore?
We’ve absolutely loved Azkend’s unmatched sophistication and design and to this day, stands as THE best macthing game there is. SPOILER ALERT: Sparkle the Game is just as great if not better than Azkend. Prepare to enter one dazzling world of this epic game.
After a long time teasing and waiting, Eliminate Co-Op is finally released and is FREE. Co-Op mode (dubbed as ‘Extermination Mode’ by ngmoco) lets you team up with a friend (or a random stranger) to go up against the drones.
The story goes Arsenal Megacorp has been taken over by these automatic Battle Drones. These drones are smart and hunt in packs, and are heavily armed. The drones approach in waves, each co-op match having 7 waves. You and your friend have 3 minutes to kill them all, and believe me, it’s much harder than it sounds.
This game’s franchise is one of the most popular around the world. Will it’s first iPhone trek be as successful as the ones before it?
Rayman 2: The Great Escape ($6.99)
Gameloft isn’t new to porting a lot of great console classics to the iPhone. They now move onto the Rayman world, and though the game remains faithful to the series, some bugs are overpowering the game a bit too much. However…
EA Mobile has just announced yet another of their upcoming iPhone title. This time around, they’re going head to head with Mike V and Skater Nation as they’re bringing their popular skating franchise to the iPhone with: Skate It!
It’s a love-hate situation for me since all of the open world skateboarding games on iPhone I’ve tried have disappointed. Skate It is also going to be accelerometer / swiping based, however coming from EA I have hope.
Though the iPhone doesn’t have its official Tony Hawk game yet (hopefully soon), will this game do for now?
Mike V: Do Or Die - Skateboarding ($4.99)
To be perfectly direct and clear, the graphics on this game are pretty much Gameloft quality but somehow stricken with a couple of bugs make up for a weird experience. With a couple of tweaks, this can be a Skater Nation threat.
It’s that time again, time to announce the winners of our latest giveaway. This time we were giving away WeeMee Avatar Creator and Dizzypad. Who won what? Find out!
WeeMee Avatar Creator - Review
We were giving away WeeMee Avatar Creator on Twitter. The winner is “the swiftman”. He’s been DM’d on Twitter with the promo code.
Dizzypad - Review
We’re loving Nimblebit’s latest game, and gave 3 of you a opportunity to win it. And the winners are *drumroll*:
I’m not quite sure why someone would call their game “horrible” when it’s actually quite good, regardless, take a look!
We’ve all seen dozens of iterations of catapulting objects and characters to go the furthest or collect the most powerups. We weren’t expecting much with this game but we’re blown away at the end of it all!
Remember our favorite FREE shooter from ngmoco? Eliminate Pro? Well they haven’t left it to die. Just today the 2.0 update was released, and apart from adding some new stuff, paves the way for the upcoming co-op mode.
New gear. In case you haven’t played Eliminate in a while (like me), now you have prototype gear. There are prototype weapons and armors. So for example if a Tanker armor costs 600c, the prototype might cost 100c or so.
In case you’ve been awaiting on ngmoco’s latest game, GodFinger, I’m glad to inform you you won’t have to wait too much longer. GodFinger has just been submitted to Apple. Details on the game itself itself are still a bit short, but new screens and trailer have been released:
As said before, ngmoco did not develop the game, they are publishing it. GodFinger is developed by Wonderland Software, from the same people who brought us the Black & White games.
With NOVA called by everyone as the iPhone’s (and obviously Gameloft’s) best first person shooter, does this game have what it takes to be at least on par with it?
Brothers In Arms 2: Global Front ($7.99)
The answer isn’t as straight forward as the game both have some ups and downs. We are certain however that the second outing of this series is much better than the first. Continue reading to find out what we like, and didn’t like about this game.
