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Posts categorised: 'iPad'
For all of you gamers out there who love Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for the iPhone, a HD version is coming out for the iPad on September 9th. In addition to the wide range of features developed specifically for the previous AppStore iterations, including intuitive multi-touch user interface controls, adjusted difficulty levels and iTunes customizable radio station Independence Radio, Chinatown Wars HD comes to the iPad with brand new, updated high-definition graphics.
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After a slightly lengthy conversation with Josh Presseisen, main graphical artist of Crescent Moon, we happened to run into the fact that their latest RPG for the iPhone is due to have an iPad counterpart out by the end of the year. It shouldn't take long to upscale the graphics and adjust the controls a little more, but if you've already bought the game for the iPhone - you would know how much fun it is.
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Among the many must-have games for the iPad and iPhone lurks NaturalMotion's popular run-and-dodge game - Backbreaker Football. Today they've put it up for free to celebrate the start of the American football season and to mark the 2.2million downloads boundary. Whatever the excuse, they've teamed up with FreeAppADay to slash the price down to nothing.
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The Super Awesome Hyper Dimensional Mega Team released Pro Zombie Soccer ($2.99) for the iPhone back in June as a pretty big hit, receiving high ratings from a lot of sites, including our own review, which we served a full-on 5/5 rating. Now the team are hard at work again, working on a iPad version of the game with much better looking graphics. The iPad version should be out in the next few months, so keep checking back if you're pumped for this one.
If you were one of the many who tuned in to Apple's live coverage of their media event today, you would have noticed one of the most amazing thing revealed today - the unreal engine running on an iPhone 4, previewed in an upcoming game called 'Project Sword'.
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As soon as the iPad was announced on-stage by Steve Jobs at the keynote earlier this year, a billion ideas had popped into hundreds of developers' minds. The huge, gorgeous display, the large multi-touch screen and the powerful A4 chip could all be implemented in a thousand different ways. One of those ways is through Neon Battle HD, which the developers have kindly asked me to try out - and am I glad they did!
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Apple wanted the iPad to be ‘available for everyone’ and now this sleek, 9.7 inch tablet has seemed to find its way into the lives of Japanese sumo wrestlers. The Japanese Sumo Association has reported that their wrestlers often struggle to type on smaller devices due to their large hands. (more...)
Gameloft aren't particularly well-known for their sports titles, but with Let's Golf they keep up their reputation as one of the AppStore's greatest developers. What could have helped them get through Let's Golf's success might be the laid-back cartoon-styled route. Now they look as if they would like to add to their 'Real Sports' series for the iPhone by making a little trailer for 'Real Golf 2011'.
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Since the iPad has been released, Little White Bear Studios has released HD versions of their games TanZen and Compression. Now, another fan favorite is about to be released, an HD version of their game Zentomino. It's simply a game where you piece pentominos, small shapes comprised of five "blocks," together to fill in a shape with no overlapping or empty areas.
Production quality in Zentomino HD is phenomenal, with the graphics sharing the quality of TanZen HD. Controls use a simple tap and drag mechanic. Fans of it who griped about the low difficulty level with be ecstatic to hear that the levels are a lot more difficult.
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Just less than two months ago had Archetype hit the AppStore with booming sales, making it's name as one of the best online first-person shooters for the iPhone. Whilst the maps were quite small upon launch, a couple of later updates bumped up the game to a much higher quality. It supports a large team deathmatch consisting of 5 players per team. You can use one of the few weapons left around the maps as you battle your way up the ranks over EDGE, 3G or WiFi.
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