Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
If your looking for an accessory to use with your iPhone for gaming, then look no further than the new Game Grip from Marware. This funky looking controller is designed to make iPhone gaming easier, and is made from Silicone and it will fit both iPhone’s and also the iPod Touch. Here’s the specs. Unique…
As you should have read earlier, I’ve been playing an iPhone game called Vay as my nightly, um, nightcap. It was originally released on the Sega CD, but I’m finding all sorts of updates to it that lead me to believe this game isn’t just a regular “port”. One aspect in particular is all its…
These 2 games have been reviewed and rated by few of the top iPhone gaming websites as the one of the best iPhone games on AppStore. I haven’t downloaded these apps though. I have started liking more of puzzle and arcade games of late. But these games will surely be amongst the top rated games…
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Most iPhone games are single player and don’t incorporate the social aspect of gaming, until now. Touch Hockey lets you and a partner play a virtual game of air hockey over your home or office’s WiFi network. The menu is a little cryptic, but with some trial you’ll find the WiFi multiplayer button (third from…
Perilar – Ultima-esque Turn-based iPhone RPG Posted by Stuart Houghton at 6:00 PM on October 14, 2008 !’ve said it before (although possibly not in public) and I’ll say it again – turn-based games are a natural fit for mobile gaming. Any gaming device that you have to slip quickly in your pocket in case…
Hopefully, you’ve been saving your pennies because notable iPhone gaming releases keep coming on a daily basis. Gameloft is a company that has impressed us on the iPhone with their Asphalt 4 and Real Football (Soccer) 2009 titles. Tonight, they released a port of their existing Block Breaker Deluxe 2 [App Store] priced at $4.99….
In his evaluate of iPod touch (2nd generation), Tom Rose calls it “the most effective handheld machine for taking part in games, looking the web, staring at films and, after all, paying attention to song.” playing just a few games on iPod contact additionally established for Rose “what many gaming consultants have been claiming. The…
“Apple is enthusiastic about taking part in games,” opines Winda Benedetti (msnbc.com). To show her level, she rates, among others, Gonzague de Vallois, senior vice president of publishing at Gameloft: “we think the iPhone is the start of a new era for cellular gaming.” iPhone and iPod touch offer “this mix of significant device, nice…
The “gorgeous, sprawling glass show” on iPod contact “isn’t only for Coverflow or video viewing anymore,” say Tim Gideon (pcmag.com). “Calling it the ‘the funnest iPod ever,’ Steve Jobs desires you to imagine the brand new contact a conveyable gaming instrument, and if Spore is any indication of what’s that you can think of, he’ll…
Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Gaming, Hardware, Developer, iPhone Ever since games first started running on the iPhone, the issue of controls has always been at hand (so to speak). While the multi-touch screen allows for some very flexible control schemes, it doesn’t provide any tactile feedback, and so more delicate controls like a directional…
The capabilities of multimedia phones such as the iPhone and the Instinct have elevated the possibilities of cellphone gaming beyond the simplistic gameplay and poor quality graphics they’ve been restricted to for some time. The question of course is will this catch on? Monkey Ball says yes, it certainly can. A port of an existing…
The Apple iPhone is definitely going to be taken seriously as a portable gaming platform following an announcement made by Sega of the incredible sales success they’ve had with Super Monkey Ball. In the first 20 days following the July 2nd release of the game, it was reportedly purchased and downloaded a staggering 300,000 times….
The success of Super Monkey Ball for iPhone has surprised Sega of America president Simon Jeffery, the Wall Street Journal reports. The company told the paper that it has sold over 300,000 units of the game in 20 days for $9.99 each. “That’s a substantial business,” said Jeffery. “It gives iPhone a justifiable claim to…
it is already a groundbreaking phone and digital song player, and now Apple’s iPhone is rising… extra: persevered here
When you say “Apple”, gaming is probably the last thing that comes to mind here. And id’s John Carmack thinks he knows why: The truth is Steve Jobs doesn’t care about games. This is going to be one of those things that I say something in an interview and it gets fed back to him…