Tetris, the game that probably is the biggest reason, at least entertainment wise, for the Soviet Union to be kept running as long as it was able to (Alexey Pajitnov, creator of Tetris, was not the recipient of the royalties earned from the phenomenal sales- the Soviet government was). No matter though as a few [...]
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Star Wars Pinball Available Now on the iTunes App Store
March 20th, 2013
triverse Pinball games are nothing new they have been around since the early days of gaming with the likes of Midnight Magic on the Atari 2600 and the more popular Pinbot on the Nintendo Entertainment System. Pinball is one genre that has flourished quite a bit on touch screen devices like the iPhone and iPad and [...]
New Endless Runner, Le Vamp, Bites Into the iTunes App Store
March 19th, 2013
triverse Endless running games are a genre that is not going to go away anytime soon, certainly not 2D ones, which started this genre off awhile back. High Voltage Software have thrown their hat onto the path with Le Vamp, not just another endless runner though, but something slightly different. Maybe different enough to warrant a [...]
New Overhead Scrolling Shooter, Plasma Sky, Blasts Onto Google Play and iTunes
March 18th, 2013
triverse Overhead scrolling shooters, once a proud genre with their close cousing- the side scrolling shooter, is almost an endangered species of gaming. Sure, we get the occasional retro release from Capcom (how many times can fans be expected to buy yet another copy of any of the 194x series?), but fans want new original action. [...]
Review: Dungeon Story on iOS (Looks Like Bejeweled but It’s Not)
March 9th, 2013
triverse When I first grabbed Dungeon Story, I expected another Bejeweled clone mixed with some basic RPG elements, ala Puzzle Quest. Nope. What is here, visually, is quite a bit less than PQ and many other similar games. As we all know though, there is more to gaming than the graphics and here, Dungeon Story comes up [...]
Editorial: Are Mobile Gamers Spoiled by Low Prices and Throw Away Content?
February 18th, 2013
triverse In today’s mobile gaming market there seems to be a rift growing within the gaming community between gamers that want games to stay as close to free as possible and game publishers wanting to make as much money as possible off of their hard work. Many would argue this rift has been there since the [...]
Review: Spellwood on Android (Street Fighter II Meets Scrabble)
February 16th, 2013
triverse My first interaction with Spellwood was actually by accident, I was on Google Play and checking out games and discovered this word game by Sega. Interested, I checked into it more and found out that there was a free version so I downloaded that but I was not to enjoy Spellwood at that time. It [...]
Review: He-Man The Most Powerful Game in the Universe on iOS
February 15th, 2013
triverse He-Man and me go way back, WAY back to the early days of my childhood. I was born in 1976 which puts me right in the prime age group for He-Man when it originally aired on television and I took full advantage of it. I spent my summers working odd jobs for my parents or [...]
Epic Mech Wars Hits iOS Today
February 11th, 2013
triverse Ever since seeing Robotech and Transformers as a child on television, I have been a giant robot fan. It is something that has stuck with me throughout my life, really. There is just something about giant robots that is cool and interesting to me. That is part of the reason that I am excited about [...]
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