The arcade shoot’em-up Crossfire was released for Xbox in July 2010, followed by Crossfire 2 a few months later. Now …
Continue reading “‘Super Crossfire’ Review – The Ups and Downs of ‘Space Invaders’”
There’s just something about word games that make you feel like you’re accomplishing something in your free time. You’re not …
Continue reading “‘Word vs Word’ Review – Unquestionably a Meritorious Diversion”
Ah piracy. Forget the days of violence, scurvy and the constant threat of hanging. We’re talking about the freedom of …
Continue reading “‘Powder Monkeys’ Review – Pirates of the Simian Seas”
FakePup’s Super Bit Dash [$0.99] is an interesting combination of endless running and platforming all wrapped up in a nice …
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In this week’s bonus edition of The TouchArcade Show, Eli and I speak with Simogo’s Simon Flesser. You already know …
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Fruit Ninja [$.99 / HD / Lite] developer Halfbrick is expanding, apparently. Gamasutra recently spotted a job listing from the …
TechCrunch is reporting that Nintendo’s exclusivity with the Professor Layton series is ending and one of the first things developer …
One thing that I do quite a bit of for TouchArcade is attend various conferences. We always hit the big …
Continue reading “GDC Online 2011 In Four Words: Graeme Devine is Right”
Last week, we told you the (somewhat) surprising news that Rockstar would be bringing the classic Grand Theft Auto III to …
Continue reading “Relax… ‘GTA III’ Won’t Be A5-Only Forever, New Gameplay Video Surfaces”
Aiko Island [$0.99 / HD] is, at first glance, just another physics puzzler in an endless procession. Is there anything …
Continue reading “‘Aiko Island’ Review – Pop, Drop and Roll in this Excellent Physics Puzzler”
