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In August, we told you about an app that would let StarCraft II players control the game using their iPhone or iPad. Now we’re showing it to you.
Zen Bound 2, previously exclusive to the iPad, is now available for the iPhone. It takes advantage of the iPhone 4′s retina display and gyroscope to bring butter-like smoothness to the beautiful game.
The creators of Doodle Jump, the addictive platformer for the iPhone, believe their app is the first to break five million downloads from the iTunes store. That means they’ve taken in more than $US3 million.
From the FarmVille toolbar to a virtual pet that runs on your browser bar, Conduit’s Ltd is helping gamers connect with games without having to change their web page.
The new 360 Live is more functional and packs more features than previous attempts at remote Xbox Live control over your iPhone, but it comes with a cost $US1.99. However, a year-old Microsoft policy might reduce that to $US0.00.
Six months after being submitted for approval, IUGO Mobile Entertainment’s A.D.D. – a package of mini-games ranging from silly to straight-up tasteless, finally has been cleared for sale on Apple’s iTunes App Store.
It may not be the iPhone game, but iPhone users can definitely get something of an AC2 fix with the Assassin’s Creed 2 Experience iPhone app.
I happened to be hanging out near a fellow games journalist’s desk the other day when I heard the most alarming thing. I gave him a hairy eye and he said, “Hey—it’s for work!”
