More Angry Birds levels released for some reason
To the shock of absolutely no one, Rovio has again released more levels for Angry Birds, proving that a game publisher will beat a dead...
Joypad turns your iPhone into a controller, your iPad? A gaming console
We’ve seen iPad games that have utilized the bundled AirPlay feature to output game video to the Apple TV, but JoyPad is taking this concept...
Strap on as Jetpack Joyride launches on iOS
Hurray! Jetpack Joyride’s here from Australian studio Halfbrick. Aptly described as a ‘Joyride ‘em up’, Jetpack’s all about the lunacy – that fine line between...
Madden NFL 12 touches down on iOS
Another year, another chance for Electronic Arts to release a new hand-egg ball video game. Surprisingly American Football (I refuse to cave and call it...
Apple’s UDID culled, OpenFeint social sign-in promised as replacement
You know you’re onto something when you’re beating Apple on its own platform. A resignation from a certain someone may have taken centre stage last...
VP interviews Darkest of Days developer
Virtual Programming, devoted publisher of Mac games, takes a little time out on their website to interview Shiny Development, the people behind Darkest of Days....
More levels released for Angry Birds. Yes, really.
Angry Birds, the ridonkulously popular iOS game, is receiving yet more levels bestowed upon it by publisher Rovio. Airfield Chase brings you 15 new levels...
Sega cuts price of Mega Drive classics as it announces Sonic CD iOS
My, Sega has been busy today. First up is the news announcing a Back to School Sale on the App Store. Realistically this is just...
PopCap celebrates 30m Peggle players with HD version while Bejeweled 2 goes free
Plink plonk. That’s the sound of 30 million people playing PopCap’s Peggle across all platforms. Released back in 2009, Peggle managed to replicate its PC...
MW3 iOS knock-off Modern Combat 3 announced by Gameloft
Gameloft has a habit of taking the world’s most popular games and narrowly avoiding copyright infringement when releasing their own iOS versions. The company did...
EA bringing Theme Park reboot to the iPad and iPhone
Gamescom took place last week (the massive European version of America’s E3) and with it all sorts of gaming announcements occurred. One that happened to...
GTA III on the Mac App Store, Vice City & San Andreas to follow
Rockstar has announced a new Grand Theft Auto, but before you take to the streets with wide-eyed celebration, it’s less exciting than you think. Mac...
Virtual iOS gaming economies thriving, no money for real things
The price of food is skyrocketing, the financial markets are slumping and nobody under the age of 25 is employed in the UK. Yet, and...
Dream Track Nation: A review
Remember Line Rider? Draw some virtual slopes using a flash version of MS Paint; watch a miniature man on a sled slalom down your creation;...
GameFly going digital on September 8
Steam may have the lion’s share of gaming digital distribution, but other providers are beginning to give it a run for its money. US based...
Liking RAGE on Facebook will make it free for a week
Got Facebook? Want a free game? Get liking RAGE, the 2010 shooter from DOOM creators, id Software. The iOS version (including the iPad HD version)...
Is Apple really trying to raise iOS game prices?
Last year game developer somthinelse released a game called Papa Sangre to iOS, which was well reviewed and garnered a Game of the Week position...
Valve announces Counter Strike: Global Offensive
BOOM. HEADSHOT. FPS Doug immortalised the ridiculousness of Counter Strike fans years ago, myself included. Valve’s 2004 reboot, Counter Strike: Source remains one of the...