The hugely popular world-building game Minecraft has just received an upgrade to version 1.1 has, with developer Markus Persson (AKA Notch) announcing on Twitter that registered users have just passed the 20 million mark.
The busy folks at Geekaphone – an online resource for the mobile industry – have been ticking boxes, totting up totals and compiling lists, with the results being slapped together in a neat infographic.
Stuffed with every Irish stereotype imaginable, the immensely popular mobile game Angry Birds Seasons has got a timely St. Patricks Day update.
The app has already proved a monster hit on the iPhone and iPad app, and now Android users will be able to relive their youth on screen, thanks to the new Scalextric for Android app.
The Christmas themed update to the horrendously compelling Angry Birds game – now known as Angry Birds Seasons – has just squawked into the Android Market and Apple App Store.
The game has already proved a monster, runaway hit on the iPhone and iPad platforms, and now the full version of Angry Birds for the Android platform has been released.
It’s been a runaway smash on the iPhone, hogging the #1 slot in their gaming download charts for what seems like an eternity, and now Android users will be able to get in on the act.
Old school gamers packing iPhones should get ready to whoop at the news that Civilization Revolution, a remake of the old Civilisation classic – has been shunted into the App Store and is currently available for free.
If you fancy some car-jacking, gun blasting, tyre burning adventure on your iPhone but the wallet is a little light, then head off to the AppStore and bag yourself a free copy of GTA: Chinatown Wars Lite.
Enthusiastically billed as, “the most adrenaline pumping 3D street racer ever on a handheld platform,” Raging Thunder 2 certainly looks to be a high speed treat, serving up super slick graphics and snappy gameplay.
Awarded a generous 4.7 out of 5 in AndroidTapp.com’s review, the reviewer frothed that the game was, “fun, challenging and addictive,” offering “amazing graphics, sound and smooth game play.”
It’s a Friday (woot!), so what better time for a great work distraction like a witty video showing New York being invaded by 8 bit gaming characters?
Proof indeed that the Android platform is fast becoming a worthy gaming platform comes in the shape of these two fast moving videos showing off no less than 100 games.
In an another reminder that the iPhone is fast becoming the mobile gaming platform of the future, Rockstar publishers have released the first Grand Auto Theft title for the iPhone/iPod Touch.
Offering top down gaming, the graphics are pretty damn good, serving up a near-direct port of the Nintendo DS version, but with much better graphics.
For those of you who like your gaming to be accompanied by the endless onslaught of bullets, explosions and general gun-related high japes, be prepared to be teased by the tiniest slither of a video trailer for the upcoming release of the shoot-em up, Max Payne 3.
For serious gamers, frantic fraggers and dedicated alien destroyers, Razer keyboards have always been a desirable choice. We take a look a closer look at their Lycosa gaming keyboard and see if it’s worth the hefty outlay.
With a price tag around £52, the first question you’re probably going to ask is: “what’s so different about this keyboard to the cheapo ones knocked out for 4 quid at a computer fair?”
The answer is simple: the look and feel.
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