Facing the possibility of bankruptcy in 1987 after a string of failed titles, SquareSoft (now Square Enix) only had the …
Continue reading “‘Final Fantasy’ and ‘Final Fantasy II’ – Excellent Ports of RPG Classics”
As a child of the 80’s I grew up on Transformers. As a mobile strategy fanatic I’ve been in love …
Continue reading “‘Transformers G1 Awakening’ – Much, Much More Than Meets The Eye”
Easily one of the more stylish games to grace the AppStore, Colorbind brings to the platform the fresh concept of …
Nimblebit has made a name for itself in the App Store as provider of simple casual games in nicely polished …
Continue reading “NimbleBit’s ‘Dizzypad’ – Like a Record, Baby”
Disney has pulled a proverbial rabbit out of its hat (or hole?) by surprising us with a timely Alice in …
Continue reading “‘Alice in Wonderland’ Released – First Impressions and Lite Available”
As we reported late last month, Touch Arcade had the opportunity to visit Gameloft’s Manhattan offices and spend a bit …
Continue reading “‘Brothers in Arms 2’ – Gameloft Ups Its Battlefield Game”
I’m not a big sports fan, in real life or on the consoles. But there is one exception: snowboarding titles. …
Continue reading “‘X2 Snowboarding’: The Only Way to Shred (Your iPhone)”
It takes a lot to stand out amongst the crowded rhythm game section of the App Store (or any section …
If like me you’ve found yourself following all the events and drama surrounding this year’s Winter Olympics, you really need …
Continue reading “‘Vancouver 2010’ – The Official Winter Olympics Game”
Like Wolfenstein RPG before it, id Software’s latest venture into the world of Doom has more in common with turn-based …
Continue reading “‘Doom II RPG’ – Warming Our Hearts From the Depths of Hell”
