Posts Tagged ‘apple ipad’

Bo knows 8-bit Nikes

Bo knows 8-bit Nikes

If you had close to $150 to blow, what would you put it toward? An Apple iPad? A Nintendo DSi XL? A plane ticket to E3 2010? Pfft, your contemporary thinking disappoints. That Bengie-and-a-half can score you an infinitely cool pair of size 8.5 Nike Bo Jackson sneaks that have been awesomely tricked out with [...]

Plants vs. Zombies HD is now available for Apple iPad

Plants vs. Zombies HD is now available for Apple iPad

After delivering strategic zombie-bopping mayhem to the iPhone and iPod touch, Popcap Games’ much-lauded Plants vs. Zombies makes its Apple iPad debut. But this isn’t just Plants vs. Zombies, it’s Plants vs. Zombies HD. The difference? Multi-Touch support, a 1040 x 768 resolution, and butter. BUTTER.

Kick-Ass brings comic book street fighting to PS3 and iPhone

Kick-Ass, the movie based on the popular Mike Millar comic, hits theaters April 16th, so it was inevitable that footage of the tie-in video game made its rounds to the public. WHA Entertainment announced the upcoming release of Kick-Ass for the PS3 and iPhone/iPad/iPod touch, which will be released a day before the film is [...]

Commodore returns with a keyboard PC; no beige color scheme spotted

Commodore returns with a keyboard PC; no beige color scheme spotted

When I think PC gaming, two brands come to mind: Alienware and Commodore. Alienware, of course, represents the raw, unbridled face of contemporary gaming; a machine with enough graphical might to manage Crysis and Far Cry 2. Commodore, on the other hand, was the videogame posterboy in its day, a glorified game console that doubled [...]

GameBone brings physical controls to Apple iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch

GameBone brings physical controls to Apple iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch

Remember when I predicted that the Apple iPad would ignite a third-party controller bonanza? The future, my friends, looks to be soon upon us.

Hands On: Mirror’s Edge for iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad

Not long ago, I got to have some personal hands-on time with Mirror’s Edge for the iPhone coming out this Spring. Players familiar with the original will be happy to know that they are once again controlling Faith, a memebr of an underground group known as the “Runners,” who deliver messages from the outside world into the city by avoiding the government and using their acrobatics. The way the game works for the new console is very interesting and actually something I really enjoyed. More after the jump.

Virtual Vox Pop: Can Street Fighter IV be successfully ported to iPhone/iPod touch?

Virtual Vox Pop: Can Street Fighter IV be successfully ported to iPhone/iPod touch?

Virtual Vox Pop is a weekly open mic in which we ask you, the reader, to sound off on a particular topic. This week, it’s Street Fighter IV for iPhone. I’ll be frank: the internets can play home to all manner of bullocks. From Tommy Hilfiger dropping the n-word on Oprah to aliens plotting 9-11 [...]

Plants vs. Zombies sprouts and shuffles onto the Apple iPhone Feb. 15

If it seems as though Popcap Games marvelous cute and inventive take on the tower defense genre, Plants vs. Zombies, has been in the works for the iPhone/iPod touch for a long, long time, it has – the game was first announced in last August. Although Popcap Games didn’t make its “late 2009″ window, I [...]

Will the Apple iPad change portable gaming?

Will the Apple iPad change portable gaming?

Everything in the known universe is pointing toward the release of the much-rumored, much-talked about iPad during Apple’s press event tomorrow morning/afternoon. There’s been chatter of how this revolutionary portable computer will save the newspaper and magazine industries, change the way media is distributed, and give parents to lonely orphans, but oddly, there hasn’t been [...]

Rumored Apple iPad release may improve games, lure developers to Cupertino’s platform

Rumored Apple iPad release may improve games, lure developers to Cupertino’s platform

2009 was the coming out party for the iPhone/iPod touch gaming. There were certainly quality games in the App Store in 2008, but excellent releases like Alive 4 Ever, Bookworm, iDracula, Magical Drop Touch, Skee Ball, and Strikers 1945 Plus showcased the variety and quality of titles available on Apple’s handhelds. The games were immensely [...]