Mobile developer Gamevil has released its iPhone and iPod Touch game Baseball Superstars 2009 in the App Store for $4.99. The arcade-style look and feel of the game have been updated, and the game’s controls offer a lot of new stuff. The multi-touch controls are said to be very easy and accessible for all players. The game includes four stadiums, ten teams and five game modes including a character customization mode.
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TAG Games is currently working hard on All Stars Quarterback for iPhone and iPod Touch. It’s the second game in their All Stars Sports series, it will follow the launch of All Stars Darts that got an update today. The game is expected to come out Thursday 18th December at the special launch price of $0.99.
What could be more American than playing football and smashing stuff up? All Stars QB blends these two favourite all American pastimes in a compelling mixture of sports and arcade action! Taking place in the parking lot behind the All Stars Sports bar the player must prove their throwing skills are better than their opponents or risk having to buy the first round of drinks!
IllusionLabs sent us a mail to let us know that their new iPhone and iPod Touch game Touchgrind is now available in the App Store for $4.99. The developers call this the very first real multi-touch skateboarding game ever. Touchgrind is a actually a mix of skateboarding and fingerboarding. The innovative finger controls together with true physics simulation let you pull off tricks like ollies, shuvits, kickflips, heelflips, impossibles, 5-0, 50-50, crooks, smithgrinds, boardslides, tailslides, darkslides etc in endless combinations.
Features:
- True physics
- Innovative multi-touch controls
- 12 unlockable boards with different abilities
- Warm Up, Jam Session and Competition game modes
- Tutorial videos
- Stunning 3D graphics
- Realistic sound
Today Hit Tennis got launched into the App Store priced at $1.99. Smartpuma’s iPhone and iPod Touch game will have to compete similar games like TouchSports Tennis 09, priced at $4.99, and Tennis Slam, also priced at $4.99. Here’s a list of features of Hit Tennis:
- You directly control the timing, strength, and aim of each shot in a fun and natural way so you’ll feel right in the middle of the action
- Try your skills against the computer or challenge your friends with the unique 2 player split screen mode
- An addictive tennis game where you hit the ball by swiping your finger across the touch screen
- Three game speeds and an additional practice mode
SGN, developers of iGolf, iBowl, and iBaseball, recently released their latest games: iBasketball and iFun. iBasketball takes the same approach as their other sports apps. You are given 5 shots from 5 different locations around the net, and you use the accelerometer to try and sink as many as possible. iFun takes a whole new approach however. Building off the iGolf game, iFun allows you to hook your iPhone to your computer wirelessly. All you have to do is sign up for an account at SGN’s website, pick the course and hole you want to play and then login from your iPhone. Your phone is used to control your swing and the computer screen shows the hole, your progress, and other information like wind speed.
Although both apps are free, only 1 of the 3 golf courses on iFun is free. The others need to be unlocked using tokens that can be obtained through a PayPal payment.
Illusion Labs has released a new trailer of their upcoming iPhone and iPod Touch game Touchgrind. In this game you can skate around in a skatepark and perform tricks on boxes, rails, ramps and other objects. You control the skateboard on the screen with two fingers, looking at the trailer the controls seem to work fine.
A while ago we talked about Fan Caps from Interactive Fan for iPhone and iPod Touch. In this game you pick a cap, and then it’s your goal to move the cap and hit the ball in the right direction to fool your opponent and to score a goal. The game is in 3D, features touch controls and an accelerometers-based camera. The game is now available for $5.99 in the App Store.
The first football game to grace the iPhone is the latest in a long line of mobile only titles carrying the Real Football moniker and released as Real Soccer in the United States. Gameloft have already shown that as far as mobile gaming is concerned you can give the reigning champions FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer a good game, but as they grace the hallowed turf on the iPhone for the first time will they take an early lead in this new championship race? Read the rest of this entry »
Last week Gameloft announced its latest financial results and announced that they are concentrating more and more on Apple’s iPhone. Today Gameloft has released Real Soccer 2009, a 3D soccer sports game with 198 teams and real players’ names. Thanks to the touch screen controls playing soccer is easier than ever. The 3D graphics and 12 stadiums look amazing, and there are plans to have a real-time multiplayer Wi-Fi mode in the future. Real Soccer 2009 is now available for $9.99.
Illusion Labs, the creators of Labyrinth for the iPhone have announced a new title for the iPhone and iPod Touch. According to the developers, Touchgrind is ‘the world’s first true multi-touch game’. From the footage in the video released by the developer it looks like playing with one of those fingerskateboards. With its innovative controls, an online level editor and high quality physics engines this game looks like it’s one of those games that will put iPhone gaming on the map.
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