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I’m Addicted To The iTunes Game Store

The moment my iPad or iPad Touch’s screen illuminates, my finger hones in on the blue icon with the pencil, ruler and paintbrush formed into a stylised ‘A’, no matter what my previous plans for the device might have been. I know the shop lurking behind the icon is only updated at certain times, but I have to look anyway.


New iPod Touch: Faster And Better For Gaming

This is the new iPod Touch, announced at Apple’s press conference today. It’s got the iPhone 5′s screen and the A5 processor, which makes it about as fast as the iPhone 4S.


Gamers Shouldn’t Upgrade To The New iPad Just Yet

Apple’s newest iPad came out last week, and, as expected, it’s a gorgeous device. With more RAM, a beefier processor and that super-shiny retina display, the third-gen iPad is certainly a powerful tablet. And a great gaming system.


Square Enix’s Next Mobile Game Is Called Guardian Cross

Publisher Square Enix will release a new fantasy game for iOS and Android this spring, it said on its press Twitter account today.


Furmins: Puzzling Choices, Both Good And Bad

Having seen enough of physics puzzles scored on one-to-three star scales, Furmins was going to have to show me something enjoyably different to get a nod in my App of the Day writeup. It did, but this game, by Housemarque, brings another unnecessary problem on itself in how it gets you to pay for it all.


EA Decommissions Busted Battlefield 3 Shooter From App Store

It came in stealthily, like a Navy SEAL on a night mission. And now Battlefield 3: Aftershock ‘s been dishonorably discharged after seemingly falling below EA’s expectations.


Intrigue Is The Key To The Hacker’s Charm

Partly for nostalgia, but definitely on its own merits,The Hacker is my favourite mobile game, so far, of 2012. The first rejected password on that green monochrome screen took me back more than 25 years to Activision’s Hacker on the Commodore 64, a game that had no real instruction manual, just that opening screen. LOGON.


Mass Effect Infiltrator Delivers Galaxy-Hopping Combat To iPad

Let’s get that first niggling thought out of the way: this Mass Effect iOS game isn’t going to feel like that Dead Space iOS game. While they’re both spin-offs of successful multi-platform franchises, they extend the core experience in different ways, with Dead Space mobile focusing recreating the series’ scares.


That Battlefield 3 iOS Game Just Spawned Into The App Store

Anyone who’s been watching EA knows that the publisher’s going to be tethering portable spin-offs to its big releases. Last year’s Dead Space game for iOS and Android proved such games could be great and yesterday we saw the debut of Mass Effect Infiltrator. This sector’s a big deal for EA.


One Epic Game Shrewdly Delivers Less Than Promised

Having reviewed the likes of Matt Hazzard: Blood, Bath and Beyond, I was prepared to dislike One Epic Game, a platformer set in, let’s see here, yes, “an alien invasion right in the middle of a zombie outbreak in a fantasy kingdom somewhere in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.” That’s from a cutscene. “With World War II also involved somehow.”


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