‘Roswell Fighter’ Review – Aliens Invade the iPhone and iPad In This Gorgeous SHMUP
There’s been a host of high profile vertical shooters released on the App Store, from the hardcore Espgaluda II [$8.99 …
There’s been a host of high profile vertical shooters released on the App Store, from the hardcore Espgaluda II [$8.99 …
Nearly one full year ago, the original PewPew was released onto the App Store during the height of dual-stick space …
Originally released on the Nintendo DS in late 2008, Skate It by EA Games is something of a portable semi-sequel …
Continue reading “‘Skate It’ Review – EA’s Skateboarding Series Flips Onto The App Store”
A couple weeks ago, we reviewed Motocross Challenge, a long lost Gameboy Advance game that never came to be which …
Continue reading “‘Motocross Challenge’ 1.2 Update and Lite – Now with Online Multiplayer”
At first glance you might dismiss Domino’s Adventure [App Store] as being just another generic Rolando knock-off, and that’s understandable …
Continue reading “‘Domino’s Adventure’ Review – A Fun Physics-Powered Platformer”
Hit N’Run Released over a month ago, Hit N’Run is an interesting tilt-based driving game interwoven with a color matching …
Continue reading “Quick Roundup – Hit N’Run, Stick Skater, RPG Snake”
A few weeks ago, the App Store was graced with its first official ice hockey game, Hockey Nations 2010. While …
Continue reading “‘Hockey Nations 2010’ Update – Version 1.1 A Big Improvement”
Last Gladiators Ver.2010 is a port of a 1995 pinball game for the Sega Saturn. In a world where there’s …
Continue reading “‘Last Gladiators Ver.2010′ Review – Mo’ Money, Mo’ Tables”
There’s been a number of games released on the App Store featuring mainstream music acts such as Lady Gaga, Metallica …
Continue reading “‘Linkin Park 8-Bit Rebellion!’ Review – No Rhythm Required”
Work originally began on Motocross Challenge way back in 2004 as the part-time project of three individuals with a desire …
Continue reading “‘Motocross Challenge’ Review – An Excitebike-alike Years In the Making”