Koan is the newest iPhone/iPod Touch game from the same developer that created TheWall, the social networking geo-location app that we at iPhone Gamer Blog raved about. Koan is an addicting time-based puzzler that uses 25 puzzle pieces that kind of look like M&M's. The object of the game is to keep moving and keep refreshing your time, while trying for a higher score...
For a while I refused to write about the iPhone leak. I had an initial article declaring interest but I stayed away from anything else. I wanted to see what type of fallout has occurred from the leak. To my disappointment, there really hasn’t been any. In fact, all the device’s early unveiling has done is fuel the fire for Apple and make the new iPhone the hottest thing in American news...
he Sims 3 World Adventures is a tough game to review. While it does add a lot of new content to the original iPhone/iPod Touch Sims 3 release, it doesn't change the way anything occurs within the game. You are still responsible for making money, doing the day to day banal activities of everyday life, and going to work. The main issue here is that it is kind of hard to find the time and money to be able to take advantage of any of the new features within the game...
Iron Horse is the first iPad game from the new entertainment company, Appstar. Only being founded a few months ago, Appstar, is a company to keep an eye out for due to the fact that one of the co-founders, David Crane was also the co-founder of Activision...
Need for Turn is an iPhone/iPod Touch game that is all about cranking an on screen device around in circles. Seriously. I’m guessing it was specifically made for people who have a competitive nature. There are three options on this game; 20 seconds, 40 seconds and 60 seconds. Once you click one of these options it takes you to a screen with a crank and a light bulb. To complete the objective all you do is turn the crank and keep the light bulb lit up for however long of time you selected. You have to make a complete circle with the crank or it does not count that as a full time around...
Gizmodo apparently has a fully functional iPhone 4G or iPhone HD in their possession. They have all the details below. The slimmer design, the front facing camera and flat back all lead to one conclusion - it looks pretty fricking awesome! Your thoughts?
In this feature, we take a look at several of the iPad apps and games just released for kids. We tell you how they play, their level of complexity and if they are worth picking up. If you have young kids, this is worth a read. Especially if you always have to tell them that they can't use your iPad because its for grownups...
Product-reviews.net reports, “The Incredible will pack a 3.7-inch WVGA AMOLED display screen (multitouch capacitive), capable of outputting a resolution of 480 × 800 px. It will run on Android 2.1 OS, with HTC’s Sense UI. Other specs include an 8 megapixel camera with dual LED flash, 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 512 MB RAM and 512MB ROM.” The phone will reportedly be released on April 29th, 2010 across the US...
