wraggster
April 17th, 2013, 22:26
Rolocule Games at work on new iOS motion gaming project
Rolocule Games today announced its next project – rolomotion, which combines the iPhone and Apple TV to bring a motion-gaming experience to your TV without the need for a dedicated console.
The Pune-based studio had secured a round of angel funding last year (http://www.mcvindia.com/news/read/rolocule-games-receives-angel-funding/097148), but has been laying low on its follow-up to the award-winning Flick Tennis: College Wars, which released in 2011.
Rolomotion is designed to let users play their iPhone/iPod Touch games on their TVs via Apple TV using what appears to be some form of AirPlay Mirroring.
So far, only one game has been announced for rolomotion – Motion Tennis, which you can see in action in the video below. The game will also feature a multiplayer mode, which will of course require two iOS devices, and will track calories burnt during game sessions.
http://www.develop-online.net/news/43898/Rolomotion-links-iPhone-and-Apple-TV-with-console-ambitions
Rolocule Games today announced its next project – rolomotion, which combines the iPhone and Apple TV to bring a motion-gaming experience to your TV without the need for a dedicated console.
The Pune-based studio had secured a round of angel funding last year (http://www.mcvindia.com/news/read/rolocule-games-receives-angel-funding/097148), but has been laying low on its follow-up to the award-winning Flick Tennis: College Wars, which released in 2011.
Rolomotion is designed to let users play their iPhone/iPod Touch games on their TVs via Apple TV using what appears to be some form of AirPlay Mirroring.
So far, only one game has been announced for rolomotion – Motion Tennis, which you can see in action in the video below. The game will also feature a multiplayer mode, which will of course require two iOS devices, and will track calories burnt during game sessions.
http://www.develop-online.net/news/43898/Rolomotion-links-iPhone-and-Apple-TV-with-console-ambitions