Glyder 2 for the iPad is the same great game as the iPhone/iPod Touch version with a few new updates. If you've read the review I wrote for the iPhone version of Glyder 2, then you know how much I like this game. The graphics blew me away and the gameplay seems like it could last forever...
Simple. That describes Elevators in one word. Based on the original Donkey Kong (you know, the one with ramps, ladders, and barrels), Elevators keeps with the same concept but changes the setting.
JellyCar 2 is out for the iPad! It is no secret about how awesome the JellyCar games have been and JellyCar 2 for the iPad is the appropriate next step to keep the series moving forward. It is worth mentioning that this is not a full review of JellyCar 2. Instead we review the changes and improvements that have been made to the iPad version over the original iPhone/iPod Touch version...
So if you've read my previous iPad articles you know that for the most part, I am a big fan of the iPad. In fact, it has replaced my Asus netbook altogether. With that said, there are a few things that are starting to bother me ranging from old standby issues like it’s lack of Adobe Flash to new concerns that have just started cropping up after using it for a week or so...
The new iPad game, Sherlock Holmes Mysteries, is a puzzle game where you must solve cases by interviewing people, picking up clues, and using your special Sherlock Holmes "insight”...
I have played more than 15 games and have used probably 30 apps on my iPad, but so far the Netflix app is by far my favorite. If I didn't already have a Netflix account, this app alone would be well worth the $8.99 a month...
If you already have Parcel Panic for your iPhone or iPod, and you decided to buy an iPad, then guess what!? You get Parcel Panic HD for free. Just sync up your new iPad with the same computer you sync your iPhone then update the app on your iPad. This is a fantastic move by the developer and one that we would really like to see other developers adopt...
Crap of Defense is a shooter based war game where you control a tank and try to eliminate the enemy by firing your tank into the marching soldiers. There are three difficulties; rookie, soldier, and badass. Each of those difficulties has 24 levels. At the beginning of each level there is an “Operation” menu that explains the upcoming level and tells you how many enemies you need to kill and how many you can miss....
