By Ricky Gallo
Side-scrolling shooter fans rejoice! A new game of your genre has made its way to the App Store – Radio Flare. Does it rank among the (in my opinion) enjoyable titles Space Deadbeef and Platypus? Or does it fall into that category of overpriced poorly crafted games that some of us know all to well? Read on.
PRESS RELEASE. PRESS RELEASE. PRESS RELEASE.
Memphis, Tenn. (December 26, 2008) – In time for the holidays, ThumStruck is now available on the iPhone App Store. ThumStruck is the first iPhone game application powered by RESOLUTE Games Corp. [Read more →]
Studio Radiolaris have released Radio Flare, a music based side scrolling shooter for iPhone. Using a dual finger control setup, you steer your ship with one finger while targeting the enemy ships with the other. It reminds me of Everyday shooter on the PS3 and PSP, with a similar target system and great music. Check back for a review soon, but in the meantime, read on to watch a video of the game in action… [Read more →]
Paramount pictures has released Saturday Night Fever: Dance (SNFD) for iPhone. Similar to games like Elite beat agents on the DS, SNFD allows you to tap and slide your fingers to the beat, to classics such as YMCA and Car Wash. As well as challenge up to 2 friends to a dance off. The game is available now for $4.99. You can check out some screens of the game in action below. [Read more →]
…and all through the house not a creature was stirring except….. those damn noisy Weezer boys?
Hot on the heels of ‘Tap Tap Dance’ comes Tapulous’s ‘Christmas with Weezer’. The game features exclusive holiday songs performed Weezer. Rock along with Grandma this holiday season to six familiar songs with an upbeat rock & roll twist, plus two bonus tracks from Weezer’s Red Album. [Read more →]
Review by Dave LeClair
Alright so a couple months ago I did a review of Tap Tap Revenge, which is a free game that offers a ridiculous amount of songs built in and a ton more that can be downloaded. They followed that up with a Nine Inch Nails pack which was the first one they charged for. So, now they are back with their second charging venture, the question is, do the numerous updates make it worth the cost, or should you just stick with the free one. Read on to find out all the funky details. [Read more →]
Tapulous have released Tap Tap Dance on the AppStore. Based on the every popular Tap Tap Revenge, the game features ten tracks by top DJs from likes of Basement Jaxx and the Chemical Brothers, as well as three boss tracks. Dave has been body popping to a preview copy of the game all week, and will have the review up for your viewing pleasure later today. Stay Tuned! [Read more →]
Review by Dave LeClair
For some reason this game seems to be going a little bit under the radar, and why is completely beyond me. Is it the price tag, or people just not getting what the game is about. I’m not too sure what it is, but I mean come on, it’s basically Guitar Hero for your freakin’ iPhone, need I say more? Well technically yes, I guess I do need to say more because if that was all I needed to say, my job would be a lot easier. Well to read the more that I need to say, click the link that says more, and check it out! [Read more →]
Review by Dave Leclair
Currently the Itunes app store is loaded with free games, many are demos of a pay game, and a lot of the rest are barely worth the cost of admission (which may I remind you is nothing). However, there are some standout games on the app store for free that are so good, I would be willing to pay for them, Tap Tap Revenge, or Tap Tap, is one of these games. Imagine Tap Tap as a mix of Dance Dance Revolution and Guitar Hero, on your iPhone. [Read more →]
With all this talk from SEGA’s president about the iPhone being the true Dreamcast successor, we thought we’d give you a top five run down of Dreamcast games we think would be a great fit for iPhone. [Read more →]
