httpvhd://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i31omgvWDTQ Up until 1996, id software’s Doom engine was pretty much the de facto technology driving the best and most advanced PC computer games on the market, including Doom, Doom 2, Heretic, Hexen and Strife. Then id software released their next game engine, Quake, which boasted true 3D environments, and any game that still ran on Doom’s 2.5D engine was barely worth a laugh. That was very unfortunate for HacX when it was released in 1997. The last commercial game usi...
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Forgotten Doom Engine Game ‘HacX’ Now Available On The App Store… For Free 1
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13 Branded Mobile Apps That Got It Right 0
October 6th at 10:04am / Mashable / 0 opinionsThis post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum, where Mashable regularly contributes articles about leveraging social media and technology in small...
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Grand Theft Auto III Lands In The App Store, Android Market 2
December 15th at 5:37am / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsIf stealing cars, running people over, and being an all-around gangster is your idea of fun, I come bearing good tidings of great joy this holiday season. Grand Theft Auto III: 10th Anniversary Edition has made its way to your phone courtesy of Rockstar Games. Launched back in 2001, Grand Theft Auto III has been one of the most popular games of the last decade.
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10 Canadian Apps for the iPhone & iPad 0
December 31st at 6:43am / The Next Web / 0 opinionsWe thought we’d give Canadian developers & app creators a shout-out so we’ve rounded up some iOS apps from various categories — all 100% Canadian made. Hootsuite iPhone & iPad…
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The Week In iPhone Apps: It’s Never Too Early To Dance 0
June 26th at 11:20pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinionsiPhone 3.0 apps are still dropping fast and furious, left and right, cats and dogs, etc, but there's some reprieve for non-3.0 stragglers this week, too. Morning music? Personal broadcasting? Smug food habits? It's all here. Locavore 2.0: An hefty update to an already decent app, Locavore 2.0 mixes social networking with its local, seasonal food-finding abilities. Since everything's got some kind of "social networking" feature nowadays, here's what that means: Facebook Connect provides Facebook...
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The iPad Apps Everyone Should Have April 2011 0
April 30th at 9:00pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinionsIs the shine of your new iPad 2 gone yet? Hope not! An app from our list of best iPad apps should make it brand new all over again. Which apps were the best in April? Here they are. NBA Jam: I was gonna have to go Ron Artest on EA if they bungled the iPad port of this classic, but thankfully they've turned out a excellent, faithful update of the original. "He's on fire." "Boomshakalaka." Big head mode. It's all there waiting for you. $10. Qwiki: It's like a visual Wikipedia. Which is to say it's a super...
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Amazing Alex for iPhone and iPad 0
August 23rd at 9:30pm / Macworld / 0 opinionsWhy take out the laundry when you can invent a machine to do it for you? That’s the kind of creative thinking behind Amazing Alex, an invention-themed physics puzzler for the iPhone and iPad. (iPad owners have a separate, more expensive version called Amazing Alex HD.) Across dozens of levels, you’ll help Alex build Rube Goldberg-esque inventions to accomplish domestic goals like moving boxes and popping balloons.
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Developer Has Game Rejected For Pointing Out In-App Purchases Are “Nonsense” 0
October 16th at 11:40am / Cult of Mac / 0 opinionsThere are an unlimited number of ways a developer can manage to get their new game rejected by the App Store police. Terry Cavanagh’s free game was rejected for probably the silliest reason you’ve ever heard – he told users that in-app purchases are complete nonsense....
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Sonic Jump For iOS Gets 12 New Levels, New Character In Latest ‘High Flier’ Update 2
November 26th at 4:49am / Cult of Mac / 0 opinionsSonic Jump, Sega’s latest iOS game, has received a great new update that’s now available to download from the App Store. In addition to 12 brand new levels, this release brings new characters and new enemies.
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The 13 best apps for your new iPhone 18
December 28th at 8:29pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsThe iPhone, land of endless choice. First, you’ll want to grab Twitter, Kindle, Facebook, Find My iPhone, Shazam (it's still a magical thing), and Apple’s Remote app for controlling iTunes remotely. But then you get to the hard questions. Which to-do app to get? Which map alternative is worth downloading over Apple’s default? Is there a weather app that offers the perfect balance of hourly updates and animated doppler imagery? What are the best games to get to avoid the family during the inevitable...
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Starter apps for your new iPhone 0
December 25th at 3:00am / Macworld / 0 opinionsCongratulations on unwrapping your brand-new iPhone! Undoubtedly, you’ve already fired up the device and are eagerly exploring what the phone has to offer. Now that you’ve learned your way around a bit, it’s time to load your iPhone up with apps, both fun and functional....
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Shaq Down for iOS misses the mark for 90s nostalgia 0
February 5th at 7:42pm / Macworld / 0 opinionsShaquille O’Neal was the most dominant center in the NBA during his tenure. And there was a period in the 90s when he was one of the most famous celebrities in the world, with a rap album, his own sneaker, and movie roles....
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Match-Up brings real-time multiplayer tournaments to mobile gaming 4
March 14th at 6:22pm / Macworld / 0 opinionsFor fans of asynchronous games, the waiting may be the hardest part....
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Year Walk is a scary good adventure for iOS 0
April 15th at 5:00am / Macworld / 0 opinionsI have always been a great admirer of Northern European mythology, with its vivid (and sometimes disturbing) imagery that draws on the wintry beauty of the landscapes that the inhabitants of Scandinavian countries know so well....
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This Crappy Game Is The Most Shameless Abuse Of In-App Purchases You’ll Ever See 0
April 26th at 11:51am / Cult of Mac / 0 opinionsThe game in this video is called Super Monster Bros By Adventure Time Pocket Free Games. Yep, that’s the entire title. Bodes well, doesn’t it? I bet you’re itching to play it. Sadly, though, you can’t. Apple’s already yanked it from the App Store. You probably didn’t want to play it anyway, though: it has to be the most shamelessly abusive examples of in-app purchases that mortal mind can comprehend.
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Postcards, Tall Chess, Analog, and More 0
June 1st at 2:10am / Gizmodo / 0 opinionsIt may have been a (thankfully) short week, but the app gears were turning just as hard as ever. So relive the glory days of the long weekend of yore, and kick back with a bundle of apps that aim to make your life just a little bit easier. Or at the very least, a little more fun....
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You may not last past ten attempts when playing 1001 Attempts 0
June 26th at 5:42pm / Macworld / 0 opinionsAttempts joins the recent wave of retro 8-bit manic puzzlers coming to iOS, recalling both arcade machines of the early 80s and Internet memes of mere months ago....
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Square Enix changes mind, will remove 'Deus Ex: The Fall' jailbreak restriction 0
July 13th at 2:11am / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsSquare Enix, publisher of iOS action role-playing game Deus Ex, has decided to remove an in-game limitation that would remove a user's ability to fire a weapon if the title was installed on a jailbroken device.
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Innovative iOS Game ‘The Sandbox’ Updates With Cars, Advanced Contraptions, More 2
August 7th at 8:24pm / Cult of Mac / 0 opinionsOne of Apple’s Best Apps of 2012, Pixowl’s The Sandbox is a fantastically inventive mobile game that encourages players to create entire worlds and works of art, right on their iOS or Android devices. The Sandbox has reached five million downloads across app stores, and has over 300,000 unique worlds shared in its Online Gallery. That’s a lot of stuff, folks!...
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‘Where’s My Water? 2′ arrives on iOS and Windows devices for free with Facebook support and more 0
September 12th at 8:08pm / The Next Web / 0 opinionsDisney Interactive released on Thursday the sequel to the popular mobile game Where’s My Water? for iOS, Windows and Windows Phone 8 devices. The game brings together Swampy, Aly, and Cranky in the same app while adding Facebook support, puzzles, challenges, power-ups, and more. The game is also now free to download and play....
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Supercell’s hugely successful free-to-play game Clash of Clans is now available on Android 0
October 7th at 8:28pm / The Next Web / 0 opinionsSupercell quietly launched its popular mobile strategy game Clash of Clans in the Google Play store today for smartphones and tablets running Android version 4.0.3 and above. If you have an existing Clash of Clans account, you can log-in immediately and bring over your progress from an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch....
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Best New Apps: 'Tilt to Live 2' 3
November 14th at 11:09pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsThere are plenty of great touchscreen mobile games, but few that use tilt in a way that feels right. Tilt to Live was a rare exception, a frantic arcade game that had you tilting your phone to avoid deadly dots while using all kinds of weapons to destroy them. Now the game has a sequel that features the same core game mechanic, but with one important difference — it's absolutely insane. Just like before, tilting your device moves a tiny arrow around, and after a few short seconds the screen will become...
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Apple announces 'Best of 2013' iTunes list, 'Duolingo' and 'Disney Animated' take top app honors 1
December 17th at 12:11pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsApple late Monday published its "Best of iTunes" charts for 2013, revealing this year's top downloads and editors' choice picks for music, movies, TV shows, apps, books and podcasts.
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Angry Birds Go review: Another iOS game bogged down by in-game purchases 1
January 11th at 6:24am / Macworld / 0 opinionsAngry Birds Go starts off strong with a familiar character, a basic go kart, and a fun course with polished visuals. Despite the solid start to this racing game, this is one of those free-to-play games that quickly gets bogged down by in-game purchases. ...
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Apple Design Award Winner Tapity Releases A “Flappy Bird” Clone 2
February 27th at 9:23pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsEveryone is building “Flappy Bird” clones now, even Apple Design Award-winning app developers like Tapity, apparently. The company, known as the makers of well-built and beautifully designed apps like Languages, Grades 3, and Hours, recently explained why they felt the need to throw their hat into the highly-pixelated ring, with this week’s launch of their latest app…