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Robot Rampage Review
Rampage was a lot of fun. Choosing a giant lizard, gorilla, or wolfman and destroying cities for no reason kept gamers playing for a very long time. The basic idea has now been revitalized for the iphone, and instead of a giant animal, you're a giant robot! Yes the point of the game is to see how many city blocks you can destroy before the army ends your reign of carnage. You have a few attacks in your arsenal. Tapping and holding on screen fires your eye laser which will be your main…
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B-Boy Beats Review
It's always nice to see new attempts at innovative gameplay within the rhythm genre. B-Boy Beats is a rhythm game where you travel around New York engaging in dance battles with hip hop backing, using your fingers in the place of legs as you cut up the dance mat. Control is very reminiscent of the Ouendan series on the DS. You use your fingers to tap or slide along circles in time with the music, and the better you do, the higher your score and multiplier goes. The controls themselves…
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Vancouver 2010™ — Official Game of the Olympic Winter Games Review
The winter olympics are upon us! For those of you not content to just simply watch the global competition, you can now compete against the computer and friends in RealArcade's official Vancouver 2010 game. You select a character and a nationality and compete in cross country skiing, speed skating, snowboarding, freestyle and biathlon. The controls are comprised mostly of pressing the large button when it appears on screen. Some games use a timer where you have to press the button just…
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Drift Sumi-e Review
Drawrace was an interesting concept. Draw a line with your finger around the track, and then see how fast your car gets to the finish line. Drift Sumi-e takes this mechanic and combines drifting cars with the elegance of Japanese sumi-e brush painting. Control is quite basic. When presented with the track, you draw a line from start to finish, avoiding the red trouble spots of the track. After you're finished, the game will go into race mode as your car drifts through the turns you la…
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Vancouver 2010 Official Game Released
Real Arcade has just released Vancouver 2010 - Official Game of the Olympic Winter Games for iPhone and iPod Touch. Pick your country and choose from a range of mini games. We will have a review up shortly, but in the meantime, here are some screenshots.…
Zombie Cannon Carnage Trailer
Checkout this trailer for Zombie Cannon Carnage, from Freeverse, the guys who did Parachute Ninja.…
Transformers G1 Trailer Released
A trailer for Glu Mobiles upcoming Transformers G1 has been released. Check it out:…
Heavy Gunner 3D an Inter-Galactic Shooter Out Now
Com2uS have announced the release of their first game of 2010: Heavy Gunner 3D, an inter-galactic shooter against an invading alien force. "With dual-stick controls and a full 3D panoramic view, the game puts you in the seat of a strategically placed turret. Over 130 upgrade combinations and endless survival mode gives you hours and hours of playtime." Lock, loaded and ready to shoot down some alien scum? The first game from Com2uS' 2010 lineup is a graphically stunning, intergalactic shooter game called Heavy Gunner 3D. The game places you in a futuristic time where alien weapon technology is as commonplace as water guns. As alien invaders rain down from above, you man a turret armed…
Across Age ™ Review
With so many different games in production for the App Store it's easy to see the experimentation that goes on, resulting in new or modified genres. Across Age is a fantasy Action-RPG from FDG Entertainment that's perfect for the platform and adds to the genre in an interesting way. Initially there's nothing too new about the controls of Across Age as it uses the standard virtual analogue stick and button combinations, but the game quickly introduces a character swapping mechanic that…
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Arodius - A Dual-Stick Shooter with Plentiful Power-Ups Review
Sure, you could draw a parallel between the name Arodius and classic arcade shooter Gradius, but you'd be leading yourself astray. Despite some similarities to arcade shooters this latest release from Mobile Force is a great twin-stick shooter that's just begging to be your favorite. There are no strange controls to be had with Arodius as it sticks to the usual left-stick to move and right-stick to fire controls. A special weapon button appears at the bottom of the screen once you've…
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The Mystery of the Crystal Portal (Full) Review
Hidden object games tend to divide people. Some like to search an environment finding treasures while others see them as a waste of time. To make the genre more palatable, they have often been combined with intriguing storylines and puzzles. Mystery of the Crystal Portal is one of these games. You play as Nicole Rankwist who is on the trail of her missing father. As you travel from locale to locale, you find objects and solve puzzles to unlock clues, and complete the mystery. The game…
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X2 Snowboarding Review
Trick-based racing games have always come in and out of vogue and the popularity genre leaders like the Tony Hawk series are a great way of checking how strong the genre is doing. X2 Games has released X2 Snowboarding despite the currently luke-warm state of trick-racing, but is its gameplay good enough to go against the odds? X2 combines several control methods, some of which can be changed to your preference, for great control over your snowboarder of choice. Accelerometer controls…
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Bruce Lee: Dragon Warrior Announced
It's been a big week for fighting announcements! Street Fighter IV and now Bruce Lee: Dragon Warrior due for an upcoming release. Developers Digital Legends, will be releasing the game in complete 3D. It's looking like another great addition to the genre. I was able to find the Trailer on YouTube, check it out:…
Street Fighter IV Set to Hit the AppStore
Capcom have announced the release of one of the most popular Arcade Fighters ever, Street Fighter IV, will soon be on its way to the iPhone and Capcom promises a feature-packed conversion of the hit fighter. Some of the old characters such as Ryu and Ken return, along with some new characters to be announced. The gameplay will feature classic 2D perspective with characters and environments rendered in stylized 3D. Other features for the new handheld version includes 2-player Bluetooth multiplayer combat as well as configurable controls and a Dojo Mode for training.Release is currently scheduled for next month…
Zombie Wonderland Coming Soon
Xoobis and Chillingo have signed an agreement to publish the upcoming indie game Zombie Wonderland. Get ready! Grab your weapons because they are coming! When the pesky undead come out at night to haunt Niceville, there is only one person who knows how to clean up the mess: You! Hold the fort until dawn and you're good to cash in on the fame and fortune of a Zombie Cleaner! Zombie Wonderland is a fun, fast and engaging variation of tower defense in 3D for the iPhone, with strong elements of time management and survival horror. Well, without the horror part. And you can cut a little slack on the time management too. It's about shooting zombies, actually. The cute kind, as there is n…
I have bought GOF2 actually, I only played it for a bit because it seemed just to involve following…