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.
Halfbrick has released a new update for its iPhone game Monster Dash, available in the App Store for 99 cents. The update gives Barry the chance of collecting a new power-up; a badass motorcycle will make you invincible for all kinds of things that you come across. It will also allow you to view new stats tracking and collect new achievements. They also fixed a few nasty bugs and made the pickung up of a heart easier. Update your Monster Dash game now or get the latest version of the game if you didn’t already because it rocks!
All of the rock none of the roll would be an apt description of Done Drinking. The aim of the game is simple, make the character walk in a straight line. An easy enough task you would assume but once you factor in that your worse for wear friend has hand one too many beers the task takes on a whole new meaning. I’m sure in the past many of you have taken the long a winding round home after a night out on the town and you’ll know that it feels like you need a degree in geometry to keep a moving in a straight line.
The game is perfectly designed for the iPhone as it utilizes two of its most unique features, namely the touch screen and the in-built accelerometer. To keep your swaying friend on his feet you can either tap either side of the screen to force him in that direction or tilt your iPhone in the direction you wish to move him. Once you’ve mastered the controls your task is to getting the rocking party animal as far as you can in three attempts. The cartoon graphics brilliantly encapsulate what this game is all about: fun. The random hiccups, encouraging “oi” sounds as you prod your man to keep him vertical and the merry grin on his face create an entertaining atmosphere. More importantly, the game is easy to play and frustratingly addictive.
Done Drinking is a perfect game for the iPhone because it not only makes good use of its groundbreaking technology but it’s a game that requires little effort and can fill those boring moments in the day. Indeed, this game truly is one for the road as you can swagger and sway while on the move. If the only downside is that you miss all the fun of drinking the fun you’ll have playing the game will certainly make up for it. Plus you won’t feel any of the nasty effects of a hangover in the morning.
We love our iPhones, no doubt about it and that’s why I want to issue a note of caution when downloading Copter. Originally developed an internet game played by bored office workers and students this simple game has taken on cult status. If I were to review this game purely on its aesthetics the description would be something that closely resembled a crash landing with a pile of pejoratives falling onto the page. Fortunately, spectacular graphics aren’t what this game is about and what it lacks in style it certainly makes up for in pure gaming fun. Your mission is to pilot a miniature helicopter through what looks like the set of a dodgy 80’s video game and get the furthest distance possible. Read the rest of this entry »
In Dead Man’s Dungeon your a prison guard at one of the most creepy prisons in the world. One night, all dead inmates have returned to collect some of their lost jewels. Your job is to get rid of all skeletons and to steal their precious diamonds. Here’s a feature list of this nice looking 3D first person shooter for iPhone and iPod Touch:
-Big guns
-Flashy jewels
-Awesome FPS action
-Creepy ambient music
-Online high scores
-Probably some other cool stuff too!
-Skeletons with attitude problems
The kind folks over at Tag Games have sent us four new exclusive screenshots of Car Jack Streets for iPhone and iPod Touch. In this GTA-style game you play as Randal Meyers, a small time palyer in a big city with loads of gambling debts with some big Italian mob boss called Frankie. Your mission is to get your weekly $50,000 payment or you’re a dead man. Here’s a feature list of the game:
* Play in real time
* Over 80 minutes of music from the hottest unsigned acts
* Online ranking for the biggest earners
* Infinite number of criminal and legitimate jobs
* Big, heavy-hitting weapons
* Detailed 3D city to explore
* Lots of vehicles to steal and smash
* Unlockable achievements and hidden stuff
Connect2Media’s Stephen Hey has announced that Go! Go! Rescue Squad! will soon come out for mobile platforms including iPhone and iPod Touch. This puzzle game lets you control firefighters who rescue civilians from burning buildings. Your job is to extinguish fires, fight marauding robots and bring the survivors to a safe place.
Crayon Physics Deluxe, an iPhone and iPod Touch game developed by Hudson, is now available in the App Store for $4.99. Players draw objects on the screen using the multi-touch feature of the iPhone and iPod Touch. The goal of the game is to get the ball to the star in the 50 levels of the game. Fans of drawing and Line Rinder, get your five dollars to get this awesome game!
Namco Bandai’s iPhone and iPod Touch game i Love Katamari has received a new patch today. Fans of the Katamari Damacy series were complaining about the unresponsive controls and many other little errors in the game. Version 1.0.1 of the game should offer improved control response and a new on-screen tilt indicator similar to the one in SEGA’s Super Monkey Ball. i Love Katamari is available in the App Store for $7.99.
Square Enix, the king of the RPG-genre, has released the Final Fantasy styled tower defense game Crystal Defenders in the App Store. This defensive strategy game places you in jobs such as Soldiers and Black Mages to fend off approaching enemies to prevent them from stealing your crystals. The game looks stunning, but downside of the title is the game’s control stick that takes up half of the screen. The game costs $7.99 and has a free Lite version as well.
All of the rock none of the roll would be an apt description of Done Drinking. The aim of the game is simple, make the character walk in a straight line. An easy enough task you would assume but once you factor in that your worse for wear friend has hand one too many beers the task takes on a whole new meaning. I’m sure in the past many of you have taken the long a winding round home after a night out on the town and you’ll know that it feels like you need a degree in geometry to keep a moving in a straight line. 
We love our iPhones, no doubt about it and that’s why I want to issue a note of caution when downloading Copter. Originally developed an internet game played by bored office workers and students this simple game has taken on cult status. If I were to review this game purely on its aesthetics the description would be something that closely resembled a crash landing with a pile of pejoratives falling onto the page. Fortunately, spectacular graphics aren’t what this game is about and what it lacks in style it certainly makes up for in pure gaming fun. Your mission is to pilot a miniature helicopter through what looks like the set of a dodgy 80’s video game and get the furthest distance possible. 
