This week on The TouchArcade Show, we have to force ourselves out of discussions about WrestleMania and other stupid junk in order to bring you the latest, hottest, and best in iOS. At the top, we dive into several new releases: Hunters 2, Ow My Balls XL, and Motoheroz take center stage. Later, we discuss what Baldur’s Gate for iPad means to us, and we even dabble on the ever interesting subject of why AAA publishers don’t seem to care about the App Store, and why we don’t bug them about it.
There’s much, much more, so feel free to listen if we’ve tickled your interest. You can do so via the handy-dandy links just below, or hey, subscribe to us on iTunes or Zune. We’ll love you forever if you do the latter.
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… And here are your show notes:
GAMES
JARED’S KITTY KORNER
JARED’S KITTY KORNER REDUX
- Drop a Cat (Free)
FRONT PAGE
- Sega To Release ‘PSO’ On iOS… Kinda
- Rovio Gobbles Up Futuremark Games Studio
- ‘Baldur’s Gate for iPad’ Hitting Every iPad and Maybe iPhone, Too
- ‘Dark Meadow’ Free-To-Play Finally Hits
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IMPORTANT EDITORIAL NOTE: Eli will be going to Medieval Times on Saturday, not Sunday. We are sorry for any confusion this mix up may have caused.
