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TwentyFour! Review For iPhone and iPod touch
I know what you’re probably thinking from the title, “A math game? No, thanks”. Good thing for you I’m here to tell you the truth about it. Yes, it’s a math game, and no, you shouldn’t shy away from it. TwentyFour! by Lucid Logic will not only entertain you for 15 minutes a day, you may even learn something.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Mar 09, 2010 | 0
Plants vs. Zombies Review For iPhone and iPod Touch
Do zombie games really ever get old? Well… yeah, they do, unless PopCap Games gets behind the idea. Zombies have become somewhat of an icon these days with many movies and game designers turning to them for ideas, but very few can capture and create new ideas out of it. PopCap created something unique and fresh into the already established castle defense genre. Plants vs. Zombies is a fantastic port from the hit PC game released last year.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Mar 03, 2010 | 0
Luma Review For iPhone and iPod Touch
There are literally tens of thousands of games available for download on the Apple App Store these days. Prices range from free to the epic dollar amount of $9.99. What separates the good from the bad? The free from the paid? Luma from Walt Disney attempts to create a great game at a simple price. Fortunately for Walt Disney, Luma delivers on making a fun game with a simple concept.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Dec 01, 2009 | 0
Country Driver Review For iPhone and iPod Touch
So, you’ve found yourself driving through the country with nothing to do. On the side of the road there are sheep aplenty. They’re staring you down, just looking for someone to create a game out of them. Good news for all the sheep out there, Country Driver from Smaga Bakery delivers plenty of action, but only for sheep.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Nov 15, 2009 | 1
Santa’s Run Review For iPhone and iPod Touch
Christmas in November? Well, at least it’s better than Christmas in July. ‘Tis the season for anything and everything holiday related, and gaming for the iPhone and iPod Touch isn’t any different. Many holiday apps are starting to hit Apple’s App Store, and Santa’s Run by Broken Thumbs Apps is no exception. Looking for something to put you in the holiday mood? Hop on the sleigh and join me.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Nov 12, 2009 | 2
Asphalt 5 Review For iPhone and iPod Touch
So, you like environments whizzing past you at break neck speeds, beautiful women telling you how well you’re doing, and glamorous cars waiting to be driven as fast as possible. Sounds like you have the need for speed… oh, wait – I mean Asphalt. Ashphalt 5 by Gameloft is there newest version of the hit series Need for Speed.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Nov 04, 2009 | 1
WiFiPhoto Review for iPhone and iPod Touch
Forgot that magic cable of yours? You know, the one that gives your iPhone or iPod Touch easy charging and syncing capabilities. You’re probably in a state of panic just thinking about forgetting that USB cable. Today is a lucky day for anyone with this problem. WiFiPhoto by Matteo Rossi solves this very problem.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Oct 21, 2009 | 1
Hopido Review For iPhone and iPod Touch
Frogs you say? Not an average green frog that hops from lily pad to lily pad. Golden frogs, that when hoarded enough, help advance from easier levels, to harder levels. Hopido from Moido Games Ltd. gives you the ability to collect golden frogs for harder puzzles. Sounds fun? Read on for more details.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Oct 14, 2009 | 0
DieMonstersDie! Review For iPhone and iPod Touch
Monsters and guns, oh my! Monster hunter Wolfgang and Transylvania have two things in common – they’re in this game. DieMonstersDie! by James Dailey is a new side scrolling game on the Apple App Store. The one catch? Wolfgang doesn’t scroll, the monsters come to him.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Oct 08, 2009 | 1
Skee-Ball For iPhone and iPod Touch Review
The lights are dim and the stench is wreaking havoc on the nostrils of of your gaming nose. Yup, you’re in a nerd infested arcade looking for that perfect game. It consists of brown balls, a track that leads to holes worth different point values attached to them, and lastly, tickets that are granted for a high point total. Skee-Ball is the game, and gathering as many tickets as possible is the goal. Skee-Ball by Freeverse, Inc. is a take on the game most people think of when entering an arcade.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Oct 07, 2009 | 0
BioSub Review For iPhone and iPod Touch
If the name BioSub by Origin8 sounds like a game you’ve seen or played before – it’s not. BioSub doesn’t take place in an underwater city, nor are you battling an overwhelming amount of creeps. In fact, the only thing BioSub has in common with BioShock is the massive amounts of water both games take place in. BioShock… does anyone else think of it like I do when I see BioSub?Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Oct 06, 2009 | 0
FIFA 10 For iPhone and iPod Touch
GOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAL! For any enthusiastic futbol… I mean soccer fan, that four letter word is the most desired outcome in any soccer game. Capturing that feeling of watching a live game in a video game is something many game makers strive to do. Can EA SPORTS do that with FIFA 10? More importantly, can it be down with a mobile device?Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Oct 05, 2009 | 2
Boom Brigade Review For iPhone and iPod Touch
Minigun, shotgun and bazooka – what’s your reinforcement of choice? Can’t choose? Well you better choose soon, because that castle on the right hand side… well, it’s being attacked. Boom Brigade by 10tons Ltd. is a new tower defense game worth taking a looking at for $0.99 on the Apple App store now.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Oct 03, 2009 | 0
AppBox Pro Review For iPhone and iPod Touch
Looking for a pocket knife that’s not really a pocket knife, but includes the same qualities? AppBox Pro by AllAboutApps is the new pocket knife for digital devices, but better. AppBox Pro includes many great apps for the $0.99 price tag.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Sep 30, 2009 | 0
BurgerTime Review For iPhone and iPod Touch
Hungry and like to eat hamburgers? Well, you’re out of luck if you’re playing BurgerTime by Namco. Now, if hamburger building is your thing, BurgerTime is the only game that can fill your craving – for a little bit.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Sep 26, 2009 | 0
Battle Bears Review For iPhone and iPod Touch
Rainbows and cuddly, huggable bears? They mix together, right? If those things mix well with you then surely Unicorns that bleed tasty blood that protects you from pink, blue and orange fearless bears will surely be your thing. Battle Bears by SKYVU PICTURES, Inc. is yet another game apart of the castle defense genre. Battle Bears puts more than just a 3D spin on the genre, it adds killer bears, looking to destroy your bunker.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Sep 23, 2009 | 4
Skyscrapers Review
Creating cityscapes is the new rage these days, right? Well, if they aren’t, they are now on your iPhone or iPod touch. Skyscrapers by Skyworks is a new game that lets you create cityscapes, for as long as you can stand it.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Sep 21, 2009 | 0
MonsterKill Review for the iPhone and iPod Touch
If you’re like me, there are two things in this world you can’t live without – castle defense games and zombies. With MonsterKill you get a fresh new way to defend your castle against zombies, vampires, werewolves and Frankenstein monsters. Sounds perfect? It is!Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Sep 17, 2009 | 0
Leaning Toward An October 19th Cliq Pre-order
Remember that event last week that debuted the Motorola Cliq for T-Mobile? Well, it looks like there’s more proof of an October 19th release date. According to TmoNews, leaked pictures indicate that release date is true.Read More
Posted by Jason Smith | Sep 17, 2009 | 0
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