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Originally Posted by wraggster

Futulele has come a long way since we saw it in March; it's now on the App Store and has put on a lot of sheen in return for slipping past the original April release target. Along with a few more flowers to reinforce the Hawaiian vibe, Amidio's definitive ukelele app has since gained the requisite support for the new iPad's graphics and a fully automatic mode, just in case you're not yet a virtual

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Scalado's latest 99 cent app for iOS only does one little thing, but it does it well. Its singular mission is to let you share an image from your Camera Roll to any web-connected display in front of you, without having to navigate through a more sophisticated file-sharing platform or use extra hardware on the receiving device. That recipient can be anything -- a smart TV, tablet, PC, Mac, games console,

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Originally Posted by wraggster

And another E3 secret is spilt – this time it’s an Xbox 360 and PS3 version of CD Projekt’s The Witcher.
The Witcher 2 was released for the first time on Xbox 360 last month, having previously only been available on PC.
However, VG247 has word of retail listings from Denmark for the pair on the sites of both Coolshop and Blockbuster.
CD Projekt has previously confirmed that the game was in development for consoles but had been held up or possibly cancelled thanks to a dispute with

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Hyderabad-based game developer/publisher Gameshastra today announced FKS Cricket Drive, a game that seemingly brings together two of India’s favourite pastimes – cricket and Bollywood.
FKS Cricket Drive is based on the Indian film Ferrari Ki Sawaari, which is set for theatrical release on June 15. The game is set for release on iOS and Android platforms, but no release date has been announced, nor has the developer released any details on how it will integrate cricket into the film’s theme.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Peter Molyneux’s Milo may never see light of day, but a part of it lives on with Fable: The Journey.
Polygon reports that the skeletal tracking system that interprets player’s gestures.
But there’s plenty of new tech, too. For instance, the new Fable can be played sitting down – which was infamously a big challenge for Kinect in the past. And the coding included in this new title is a further evolution compared to similar tech found in Forza 4 and Gunslinger.
"With Forza you

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