Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Game examples from Akihabara show some of the possibilities of browser-based gaming on an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad. One can only hope that others can build on this foundation to create something truly captivating. More: continued here
While Ubisoft has three relatively big-name games on or making their way to the iPhone by March, the company still remains on the fence about the potential of the iPhone market. Ubisoft said that while they plan to launch a “few games” on iPhone, they will continue to split development between internal teams and teams…
iPhone was once a gaming platform suitable only for the extremely casual or the extremely bored. Not after last year. The landscape of the iPhone has changed dramatically over the past twelve months, with gameplay evolving… More: continued here
Microsoft today acknowledged it has undertaken a major shift in its Entertainment and Devices group. Following the departure of corporate VP Enrico Rodriguez, the company is merging Windows Media Center and Zune software groups into the same Interactive Entertainment Business group that handles the Xbox as well as all gaming. The Mediaroom service for IPTV…
Reviewer Peter Cohen (loopinsight.com) writes that “iPhone and iPod touch each make nice handheld gaming programs” and offers thirty the reason why in a select roundup of racing, motion, and technique games on hand within the App store. extra: endured here
Version 5 of the popular Mac virtualization package, Parallels Desktop, has hit the streets, and Ars puts it through its paces. Gaming performance, Windows 7, content creation, Linux—it’s all here, plus the inevitable comparisons to the most recent VMware Fusion release. More: continued here
OnLive, the Internet-based interactive streaming service hyped as “the future of video games,” is also capable of running on mobile devices such as Apple’s iPhone, the company has claimed. More: continued here
Apple gaming has come a long way in a short time, and estimates suggest there are over 13,000 games on the App Store. Here are 12 of the best iPhone/iPod touch games so far, with direct links to the Store should a game take your fancy. More: continued here
If you want to turn your iPhone or iPod touch into the ultimate gaming machine, we have some game recommendations for you. We’ve played our way through the App Store’s games to find the best 11 downloads, looking for a good mix of different gaming genres. More: continued here
Though our reviews of the new iMacs and Mac Pros have all posted, the work in the Macworld Lab is not done. We’ve received and tested a number of build-to-order (BTO) systems (as well as the standard configuration Macs) and ran them through some high-resolution game tests. More: continued here
Apple’s iPhone has emerged as a serious videogame platform, fulfilling the long-held promise of mobile phone gaming and positioning itself as a legitimate competitor to handheld consoles. More: continued here
The iMac continues to be a desktop Mac that’s powerful enough to please both general consumers and professionals. Which one you prefer depends on how much screen real estate, graphics, and gaming power you need. More: continued here
Could Apple be about to take aim at Nintendo’s gaming market share by introducing a Wii-like games console of its own? More: continued here
If Apple’s mobile handsets are destined to become world-class gaming devices, one supposes this kind of thing is to be expected. Somehow, though, the Racing Wheel for iPod Touch showcased by Hama at CeBIT09 seems over the line, doesn’t it? Then again, I’m not a gamer, so maybe I’m just driving outside my engine qualification….
A modder has turned his old iMac into the ultimate 90’s gaming platform. Because there’s nothing better than two pieces of vintage hardware combined into one. More: continued here