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By CoolSmartPhone, on May 23rd, 2013%
There have been several solutions to getting a proper game controller to work with mobile devices; most have been pants. The MOGA is the latest player on the block, and it’s now available for pre-order in the UK (with a provisional release date of 14th June). There are two versions of MOGAs: the Pocket for use with phones, and the Pro for tablet gaming . . . → Read More: MOGA mobile gaming controller released in UK
By MobileCrunch, on May 23rd, 2013%
After the aesthetic elegance of Dots , prepare for another injection of minimalist puzzle game beauty. Blip Blup is the new game from London-based design house and app studio ustwo — maker of Whale Trail , a mobile game that snagged an e-book deal , plus a raft of other interesting apps including most recently Rando (random photo-sharing) and Honk (visual messaging). . . . → Read More: Blip Blup Is A Minimalist Mobile Puzzle Game That Lets You Play With Pulses Of Light
By MobileCrunch, on May 23rd, 2013%
Jawfish Games, a Seattle-based startup run by a former professional poker player and the engineering team that built the Fult Tilt Poker site, launched a gaming platform that can host more than 100,000 simultaneous players in real-time tournaments across iOS, Android and the web. . . . → Read More: Jawfish Games Launches Its Real-Time, Multiplayer Platform For iOS, Android
By MobileCrunch, on May 23rd, 2013%
No, we still don’t have any word from Amazon on where it stands with a smartphone, but it’s definitely making its mobile ambitions clear anyway. Today, the e-commerce giant took two more steps in its strategy to scale up its Kindle Fire tablet business. It announced that it will now sell the two higher-end versions of the device, the Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9″ , in 170 countries. . . . → Read More: Amazon Takes Kindle Fire HD Tablets To 170 Countries As It Ramps Up Its Appstore To Nearly 200 Markets
By Boy Genius, on May 23rd, 2013%
Independent game developers who are excited about selling new games on the Xbox One got some bad news on Wednesday. . . . → Read More: Microsoft confirms indie developers can’t self-publish games on Xbox One
By Boy Genius, on May 22nd, 2013%
Infinity Ward, the acclaimed developer behind hit games such as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and the upcoming Call of Duty: Ghost , is looking to bring strikingly realistic models and environments to the latest installment in the Call of Duty franchise. The new gaming engine that will debut with Call of Duty: Ghost later this year will deliver a variety of graphical improvements such as enhanced visual fidelity, high-resolution textures and more. . . . → Read More: Video: Infinity Ward shows how Call of Duty: Ghost will be its most realistic, immersive game yet
By Boy Genius, on May 22nd, 2013%
With the first round of announcements behind us, the only thing that’s clear in the inevitable and perpetual Xbox One vs. . . . → Read More: Xbox One vs. PlayStation 4: PS4 wins on specs
By Boy Genius, on May 22nd, 2013%
Sony might not have revealed its console hardware during the PlayStation 4 unveiling, but at least we walked away with a pretty good idea of how buying and selling games would work. Microsoft finally took the wraps off of its next-generation Xbox One video game console on Tuesday and many people were left with more questions than answers . . . → Read More: Xbox One game sales and used game policies: What we know
By MobileCrunch, on May 21st, 2013%
OK Go (the band behind hit music videos like “ This Too Shall Pass ” and “ Here It Goes Again” ) launched its very own game for iOS and Android earlier this month. You can play the game, titled Say The Same Thing , with one of your friends or with a randomly chosen player. (If you sign up now, you can also participate in a temporary promotion where people are randomly selected to play with a band member.) Each player types in a word, then you see what the other player said, and you use that as prompt for another word. . . . → Read More: OK Go’s Damian Kulash Explains Why His Band Built Its Own Mobile Game
By Boy Genius, on May 21st, 2013%
Bad news, Xbox fans: Your current collection of Xbox 360 games will not work on Microsoft’s new Xbox One , and the company’s used games policy is very unclear. The company finally took the wraps off its next-generation video game console on Tuesday and while there was plenty of good news to be had, there were also some some troubling announcements. Continue reading.. . . . → Read More: Xbox One will not play Xbox 360 games; used game policy still unclear
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