Articles Tagged “Games”
Call Of Duty ELITE For Android Released
by Anthony Paul on Jan 19, 2012 0 Comments">0
If you still can’t get enough of Call of Duty, Activision has another app for Android for you called Call of Duty ELITE. It isn’t a game but rather an app that allows you to see your game-related pertinent data and how you’re doing on your Modern Warfare 3 campaign.
Weekly Game Review – “Where’s My Water?”
by Will G. on Jan 18, 2012 1 Comments">1
Games have become more apart of the mobile environment sine first introduced. It is something to pass the time, to entertain the kids, and most efficiently, to amuse the user itself. Being a gamer myself, I love puzzle games. I believe that out of any game, puzzle-based mobile games pass the time more than any other category of entertainment. Angry Birds, ranking as the most popular mobile game of the past year is significantly hard to beat. Even though it is simply flinging birds into stones and wood to obtain those beloved “3 stars”, it can be tricky at times. …
Age of Defenders – Super Awesome Multi-Player Tower Defense for Android Tablets
by Matthew Sabatini on Nov 25, 2011 3 Comments">3
Ready to hear about one of the coolest games to hit Android Tablets? Good, because that’s exactly what we have for you. Let me introduce you to Age of Defenders, “A revolutionary multi-platform multiplayer tower defense game. New trend in the Tower Defense genre is here! Age of Defenders is totally addictive multiplayer TD game where you defend your base and in the same time attack your enemies.” Sounds pretty sweet right? In addition to the absolutely amazing graphics, Age of Defenders features: • Multiplayer mode – challenge players worldwide • Five single player campaign with Easy and Hard difficulty • …
Are Developers Beginning to Favor the Android Market Over the App Store?
by Matthew Sabatini on Nov 16, 2011 1 Comments">1
The numbers don’t lie. Android is on the verge of taking 50% of the total smartphone market share. In addition, now that there are as many apps in the Android market as in the App Store, developers are turning to Android as their prime destination for their apps.
Sony To Bring Games Via PlayStation Suite To More Android Devices
by Charlene Owen on Oct 27, 2011 0 Comments">0
Life is about to get better for Android-loving gamers as Sony’s Kazuo Hirai announced that the PlayStation Suite will soon be available on more Android devices. The company stirred up a decent amount of excitement with devices such as the Xperia Play, Tablet S and Tablet P, but according to the SCE Chairman, it’s about time that the PlayStation Suite flew out of the nest. “This isn’t an ecosystem where we want to keep everything within the Sony family,” Hirai noted during the AsiaD conference in Hong Kong. “This is not just for Sony devices.” Hirai also mentioned that they …
Android Apps Your Phone Should Have
by Edmund Apostol on Sep 05, 2011 8 Comments">8
There are a total of more than 150,000 Android apps out on the market now. The overwhelmingly huge amount of application choices can be mind-boggling to a new Android phone user. Here is an attempt to make the decision a little easier. Presented below are some apps that by their features and popularity can be labeled as ‘must-haves’. They cover most of the common uses and aspects of an Android phone from basic operation to entertainment and security. Customization Apps 1. Free Advanced Task Manager As the name says, this program enables you to accomplish the basic routines quickly without eating …
A Hive of the Best Apps for Android Honeycomb Tablets
by Glenn Santos on Aug 29, 2011 3 Comments">3
Honeycomb might not be top of everyone’s mind yet when it comes to tablets, but we’re placing a big bet that it will be soon. With so many awesome Android tablets in the pipe, and with Google working diligently to improve the interface of Honeycomb with each subsequent release, and with the upcoming Ice Cream Sandwich to unify Google TV, Android Smartphones, and Tablets, we’re confident it’s going to be a big hit with consumers around the world. Because of that, we’ve compiled the best apps around that you can load onto your own Android tablet. Here’s our big list …
NVIDIA Cuts Ribbon for Web-based Tegra Zone
by Alvin Ybañez on Aug 25, 2011 0 Comments">0
NVIDIA’s new site for Tegra-2-optimized games is now online at TegraZone.Com. The new site, just as the Tegra Zone app that NVIDIA launched last March, allows users to browse Tegra-optimized games for Tegra-powered devices. TegraZone’s appearance resembles the Tegra Zone app for Android found in Tegra 2 devices, with additional functionality for gamers to interact with each other. According to NVIDIA’s official announcement, the TegraZone site includes community forums where users can interact and discuss their favorite Tegra-optimized games. To celebrate the launch of the new site and also to generate more buzz, NVIDIA is giving away five Acer Iconia …
Cowboys & Aliens To Hit Your Android Screens
by Aerol Bibat on Aug 21, 2011 1 Comments">1
The summer film Cowboys & Aliens may not have been a blockbuster hit, but you have to admit it had a pretty fun and awesome concept to it: aliens and cowboys going up head-to-head against each other. Alien invading is pretty much one of the oldest tropes in the SF genre, but putting it in the old west is a pretty unique twist. So if you enjoyed the movie, you may be willing to try out Gameloft’s Android app adaptation to it. The Cowboys & Aliens app centers around the title character of Zeke kicking alien butt. It’s done in a …
Marvel Releases Android Captain America Game
by Aerol Bibat on Jul 24, 2011 1 Comments">1
Everyone is up in arms about Captain America! Mostly because of the recent movie that came out. Well, let it not be said that Marvel Entertainment was lax in their PR responsibilities. They’ve just unleashed their first Android game which happens to be a 3D action game called Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty. It works well with Android and comes with Xperia Play control support – which is a double bonus for Xperia Play owners. So, if you’ve seen the movie or familiar with the comic book, you should know by now that you’ll be playing Captain America in this …
Optimus 3D Receives A Gaming Boost From Gameloft
by Aerol Bibat on Jul 08, 2011 1 Comments">1
When we think of computer gaming, phones aren’t usually the first things to come to mind – the disastrous Nokia NGage is an exception. It is only nowadays that we see a real flowering of gaming on phones. This is mostly because of the arrival of powerful and small CPUs that currently back the latest generation of smart phones. 3D is also another thing we do not associate with mobile phones. But LG recently succeeded in delivering the 3D experience on phones with LG Optimus 3D – all without the stereotypical glasses. Now, LG is all set to breach the …
Android Game Rentals Coming Soon From WildTangent And T-Mobile
by Aerol Bibat on Jun 12, 2011 0 Comments">0
Renting nowadays is usually reserved apartments or cars. Everyone knows that renting a DVD or a game is often a sub-par choice when you can actually buy a cheap digital copy or just stream it on the Internet. However, T-Mobile and WildTangent seem to be planning on changing that. The two companies are reportedly developing a way to rent out games on the Android platform. The core basis of their planned strategy is to provide a one-day rental window for any purchases who want to try out the games produced by WildTangent. After the rental window, renters can choose to …
Sony Announces PlayStation Suite For Android
by Aerol Bibat on Jun 07, 2011 0 Comments">0
Here’s something that was definitely a surprise. Sony has just announced something called the Playstation Suite. You thought you would have to wait until the Playstation Phone to arrive for you to feel the joy of playing Playstation games on your phones or tablets – but that experience is going to arrive sooner than you think. The Playstation Suite itself is a cross-platform software framework – essentially something like an app that lets you operate on both phones and tablets and it bring an entire store filled with Playstation games to Android tablets and phones. How cool is that? Definitely …
Amazon Android Appstore Snags Popcap Games
by Glenn Santos on May 19, 2011 2 Comments">2
Amazon seems to be making some headway in the app store department. The internet giant has just concluded a deal with Popcap for exclusive distribution of their first two Android games. Amazon’s Appstore for Android is a great alternative to the basic Android Market and with this, Amazon is showing everyone that it knows what it’s doing. Chuzzle and the runway hit Plants vs. Zombies will be coming to the Amazon Appstore for a two-week exclusive period, with Chuzzle hitting the store on Tuesday and Plants vs. Zombies will arrive later in the month. As an added treat, Popcap’s already …
South Korea could block Android Market
by James Tromans on Mar 15, 2010 3 Comments">3
According to yonhapnews.co.kr, the South Korean Government is aligning itself to ‘ban’ the Android market. Indeed, “Google Inc. may be barred from operating an Android market place in South Korea, if it continues to circulate game contents without approval from the country’s regulating body, government officials said Thursday.” “If Google does not take any measures, we may block the Android market here,” said Lee Jong-bae, a board official. This could have far-reaching consequences for the Android OS as a whole within South Korea. It should be noted that Android smartphones have been available in South Korea since the middle of …
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