Originally Posted by wraggster New title in popular iOS series debuts at Apple's iPad 3 press conference Epic has used the iPad 3 Apple press conference to unveil a new game in the Infinity Blade series. Infintiy Blade: Dungeons is set several thousand years before the original Infinity Blade game, which grossed $10 million in its first six months on sale. “Just like Apple has raised the bar for mobile computing, the Infinity Blade franchise has continually re-defined expectations for mobile ...
Originally Posted by wraggster It's the Cost Of Meetings App, created to save businesses from unnecessary expenditure. Marketing and tech agency LBi believes the meetings that businesses hold aren't always required, which is why it has launched the Cost Of Meetings App. COMA has been designed to calculate the cost of running meetings, in order for firms to determine how much money they can save from cutting back on their group confabs. Users need to enter the average hourly rate of the attendees in either sterling, ...
Originally Posted by wraggster I can't imagine how hard it is to be a development studio with some of the most beloved franchises under its belt. Fans expect so much. It can't be easy to be Valve -- doubly so when trying to develop the next entry in one of the studio's popular competitive franchises, Counter-Strike. Valve's Chet Faliszek really wants to please the fans and eventual communities that will spring up aroundCounter-Strike: ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Cave’s debut title for Windows Phone 7 will be released in just two days. Andriasang has confirmed a March 7th release date for DoDonPachi Maximum. It will retail in the country for ¥435 (around £3.40) and be available via the handset’s Xbox Live Marketplace. As has been the case with Cave’s releases on iOS, the game will be familiar to fans of the shmup genre but will boast simplified controls designed for touch-screen handsets. The next Cave game to be released in the ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Owners of Forza Motorsport 4 will finally be able to get behind the wheels of a number of Porsche’s most famous vehicles in May. That’s because Microsoft and EA have finally ironed out the differences which previously lead to EA putting a halt to any possible inclusion of the license in the game. “This kills me,” Turn 10’s creative director Dan Greenawalt said back in August. “In Forza 3, we were able to feature more than 35 different Porsche models by offering to collaborate ...
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