An air combat game called MetalStorm: Online has flown onto the Apple App Store today courtesy of Z2Live, the company behind the popular iOS game Trade Nations. MetalStorm: Online is free to play and lets players compete in real-time multiplayer battles in a 360-degree aerial battlefield via 3G as well as WiFi connection. MetalStorm Online […]
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Vizio first talked about its Passive Theater 3D technology during CES, indicating (as did several manufacturers) that the active-shutter technology currently driving 3DTV sales is destined to be outdated soon. Why? Because James Cameron doesn’t like it. Actually, the majority of Vizio’s argument lies in the continual presence of crosstalk issues, the bulk of the
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Buckle up boneheads ’cause the Army of Darkness is going to invade iOS devices on May 12, and you’ll need to bring your best castle defense game face in order to defeat it. Army of Darkness: Defense, based on the 1992 classic film “Army of Darkness,” will release in the App Store on Thursday featuring
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Some of my fondest early-3D game memories on PC came at the hands on Motocross Madness, so it always warms my heart to see a new motocross game, especially when it’s the first to appear on iOS (iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch). Today, 2XL Games released Ricky Carmichael’s Motocross Matchup, the first mobile game featuring motocross
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A new test-your-reflexes game called Castle Runner is available today for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch to test users’ patience as well as their reflexes. The game, which invites players to enter the tumbling dark castle and use smart techniques to escape alive, involves digital running and concentration. Nope, that’s not a combination you often
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For all the talk of tablets, it’s odd to see a device that looks like a tablet, feels like a tablet and has e-reader capabilities like a tablet that actually isn’t one. Such is the case with the Cinepal from Aluratek, a digital multimedia device that excels with its high-definition display but feels a bit
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After seeing 2.6 million downloads on Android devices, the game Wordfeud has finally made its way to the App Store for iPhone, iPod and iPad. And no, iDont know why it took so long to get there. Wordfeud is a refreshing substitute for Words with Friends and Scrabble, as it lets players randomize their playing
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Movie trailers and theatrical news aren’t things we cover often, but when sci-fi meets the Old West — and Harrison Ford meets Daniel Craig — we’re open to exceptions. So when Universal announced that the full-length trailer for Cowboys & Aliens was debuting tonight during American Idol, we thought we’d share the news. Because really,
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Every now and then, you just need a good man movie. Guns, explosions, high-speed chases, no plot other than “what’s gonna blow up next?” and hey, if you can top it off with some D-BOX Motion support, that’s just gravy. That’s where my mind was last week, and The A-Team came a-calling. And as luck
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Gameloft, a leading global publisher of digital and social games, has announced it has signed a licensing contract with Universal Partnerships & Licensing to develop and publish the game for the latest installment of the franchise built on speed: “Fast Five.” Historically, “The Fast and the Furious” franchise is the best-selling movie-based and racing franchise
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