Right after Apple announced new Game Center and its November release, Firemint sent us an email to let you know that it will seamlessly incorporate Apple Game Center features into its hit games Flight Control and Real Racing via the Cloudcell platform. The Game Center features for these games will be available on the supported devices (iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and iPod touch 3rd and 4th generation), and will also be mirrored on Cloudcell to offer the same features to the non-supported devices. The Game Center features should be introduced right after Game Center is released, updates will of course be free.
Firemint will seamlessly incorporate Apple Game Center features into its hit games Flight Control and Real Racing via its Cloudcell platform. The features will be available on supported devices (iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and iPod touch 3rd and 4th generation), but will also be mirrored on Cloudcell whenever possible to offer similar functionality on older devices. Features such as achievements and leaderboards will be available in the game itself, on the Cloudcell web site or via Game Center. We hope Game Center features will be available in our games (as free updates) as soon as Game Center is released.
A bin, a fan and some waste paper; what could be simpler? Paper Toss encapsulates a whole generation of development and technology. Do I mean that this game is one of most sophisticated of its era? No; far from it. What I do mean though is that Paper Toss has taken a simple game people used to play in their bedrooms or office and turned it into a digital hit. With health and safety laws, an increase in paperless activity in office and general annoyance of those around you, it has become difficult to indulge in a friendly game of waste paper basketball. Read the rest of this entry »
Mark of Mafia has taken the iPhone community by storm since its inception. The interactive strategy game plunges you into the depths of the underworld and it’s your job to build up a family that can rise to the top of the criminal fraternity. At the start of the game you must decide where your family’s interests lie: capitalist (money hungry), psychopaths (obsessed with carrying out criminal activity) or executioners (trigger happy nutters). From here it is up to you how you shape your family and what goals you want to achieve. Because this type of game relies on the interaction between players across the world there are no set targets to achieve and no specific objective in site. Players are free to set their own agendas, some will want to buy as many of the varied businesses as possible, while others may just want to run riot amongst the other players by compiling an arsenal that would rival the American Army. Read the rest of this entry »
A few weeks ago, Konami placed a flash teaser on the Kojima Productions website. Back then people thought that the new Metal Gear Solid game would be an exclusive for Xbox 360 or Wii, but now a scan of the latest Famitsu edition shows that Hideo Kojima’s new Metal Gear Solid game is heading to iPhone. From the scans we can tellt hat the game will look similar to Metal Gear Solid 4 with touchscreen controls. The Metal Gear franchise is very popular on video game systems, so this could be another title that will make iPhone gaming something huge. We currently don’t have any extra information on this promising title.
Saturday Night Fever: Dance! was not the only game released in the App Store by Paramount Digital Entertainment, Iron Man: Aerial Assault is also an iPhone and iPod Touch game published by Paramount. Players have the opportunity to play as Iron Man in aerial combat through 12 different levels of airborne combat. Iron Man has high-powered weaponry and smart flying mechanisms to help him on his mission to fight evil. The game was developed by doublesix and uses the accelerometer and touch-controls of the iPhone. Iron Man: Aerial Assault is now in the App Store for $7.99.
The rhythm and dance game Saturday Night Fever: Dance! for iPhone and iPod Touch is now available in the App Store. The game is based on the classic 70′s film with John Travolta as Tony Manero. Saturday Night Fever: Dance! contains four levels of difficulty, and players have to choice to play as one of two seventies-styled studs who will test their tap and slide skills to beats from the seventies including hit songs like YMCA (The Village People), Shake Your Groove Thing (Peaches and Herb), Car Wash (Rose Royce) and many other classic songs. The game also offers a hotseat mode that allows up to four players to compete by taking turns and passing the defice off to one another. Saturday Night Fever: Dance! is now available for $4.99.
SMAGA Bakery mailed us to let us know that their new iPhone and iPod Touch game Jump is now available in the App Store for $0.99. Goal of the game is to get the best score and to collect the cups at the end of each level by tilting your device. Read the rest of this entry »
Two days ago Gameloft released a new video of Hero of Sparta, and today they released the game in the App Store. The game is available for iPhone and iPod Touch and uses the touch-screen of both systems to move your hero with the virtual analogue stick and to unleash his power by performing combos on the screen. Use your sword, axe, bow or twin blades to get rid of the enemies that guard the 8 levels of this full 3D game. The game contains mythical creatures like Cerberus, the Cyclops and many other foes. Get Hero of Sparta now for $9.99 in the App Store.
Gameloft has released the first in-game trailer of Hero of Sparta for iPhone and iPod Touch. The game was announced along with Brothers in Arms: Hour of Heroes about two weeks ago. This new trailer shows us that the 3D graphics look great in-game as well. Hero of Sparta takes you back to Ancient Greece in this colossal action game.
Tag Games has announced that they are working on a new title called Car Jack Streets, a sandbox-game that looks just as cool like the retro Grand Theft Auto games. The developers over at Tag Games know that many iPhone- and iPod Touch-users are big GTA-fans, so that’s why they’ve created this top-down view action game. The player starts with gambling bets of over $1 million, so your task is to pay the mob back by doing dirty jobs. Steal cars, run shipments, deliver pizza or take out gang bangers just to pay those bastards back. Here’s a list of more game features:
Top-down 3D visuals for a real sense of vertigo
A huge variety of vehicles to jack including helicopters
An infinite combination of criminal tasks available each day
A bin, a fan and some waste paper; what could be simpler? 
Mark of Mafia has taken the iPhone community by storm since its inception. The interactive strategy game plunges you into the depths of the underworld and it’s your job to build up a family that can rise to the top of the criminal fraternity. At the start of the game you must decide where your family’s interests lie: capitalist (money hungry), psychopaths (obsessed with carrying out criminal activity) or executioners (trigger happy nutters). From here it is up to you how you shape your family and what goals you want to achieve. Because this type of game relies on the interaction between players across the world there are no set targets to achieve and no specific objective in site. Players are free to set their own agendas, some will want to buy as many of the varied businesses as possible, while others may just want to run riot amongst the other players by compiling an arsenal that would rival the American Army. 
