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Players have been in love with the Bomberman series for many years now. Each time a new gaming system is released it is inevitable that a Bomberman game will soon follow. Launching with the iTunes App store for the iPhone/iPod Touch, Hudson Soft released Bomberman Touch: The Legend of Mystic Bomb. Fans of the series will be delighted to know that the classic Bomberman gameplay that they have enjoyed for years has stayed intact in this latest game.
Namco Networks, a leading publisher and developer of mobile games and entertainment for mass-market casual gamers, today announced the availability of the arcade classic PAC-MAN on the first Android-powered device, announced today by T-Mobile. When the phone launches, PAC-MAN will be available to consumers in the Android Market™ at no charge, giving owners of the new T-Mobile G1 handset full access to the game which usually retails for $9.99.
“We are thrilled to launch PAC-MAN on the flagship Android-powered device,” said Scott Rubin, senior vice president of sales and marketing for Namco Networks. “To encourage consumers to checkout PAC-MAN on the G1, we are picking up the tab for the game. We want consumers to see how great PAC-MAN looks on this device and how well it plays on the Android platform.”
One of the premier racing franchises on mobile has made its debut on the iPhone and it’s quite astounding. It quickly pulls out all the stops to harness the phone’s capabilities so much that it easily becomes a must-have for iPhone gamers
Asphalt 4 delivers 28 licensed cars – from Ferrari to Chevrolet, including other rides like motorcycles and police cruisers. The five different modes available are Race, Duel, Cop Chase, Cash Attack and Beat’em All. These are nothing new to the series in most instances, well new to you if you’ve never played the series before, but the racing does takes place through nine different cities from all over the world.
The announcement came during the Flash on the Beach event, held by Adobe. There, Paul Betlem, head of development, announced that Adobe is currently working on the client software.
When Flash will actually go live is unknown at the moment. That is up to Apple. As a lot of complaints about surfing the internet are about the lacking support of Flash content (which even lead to adverts being prohibited by court), the expectations are that Apple will make it available as soon as possible.
Does the MING series have a place in North America? The stylish (well, depending on who you ask) Linux-based Moto smartphones have always been designed from the ground up for the Chinese market going back to the original A1200, but from afar, it’s easy to see why you might want to put one in your pocket no matter where you live; after all, they look unlike anything else on the market, they’re smartphones, they’re delightfully compact, and they rock touchscreens. But realistically, is it possible to make a MING your daily dialer? Read on! (more…)
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