Anyone that was a gamer from the early 80′s onward probably remembers when Tetris was released on the original Game Boy (the pea salad green screen version). Tetris was THE first portable selling game ever- thanks to Nintendo smartly packaging the game with the system. Yes, back then when you bought a system you got [...]
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Review: Globulous on the JXD S7300 Android Tablet (Tetrisphere Tribute)
May 18th, 2013
triverse 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 [...]
Review: Pixel Kingdom on Android (Forget Plants vs Zombies and Just Kick Orc Butt)
March 16th, 2013
triverse It is no secret that when Plants vs Zombies was released of so many years ago, it changed the way tower defense games were perceived by the public. Gone were the preset, trails that enemies would follow around the screen that were usually hard to make out on smaller screens. Gone were the weird power [...]
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 [...]
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: Puzzle Spopkling on the JXD S601 Android Hand Held
January 26th, 2013
triverse Puzzle games have been said to be a dime a dozen on mobile platforms, probably because they play right into the heart of what mobile gaming is believed to be- short, quick, bursts of gameplay lasting a few minutes at most (hard to get a fulfilling RPG moving in that amount of time). Puzzle Spopkling [...]
Review: The Hobbit: Kingdoms by Kabam on the Zeepad 7″ ICS Android Tablet
December 30th, 2012
triverse The Hobbit, the final “blockbuster” movie of 2012 is all the rage and here we are playing games based around the myths presented in the movie and the book it was based on. Join Bilbo, Gandalf and the rest of the Get Along Gang as they go forth and try to defeat the great evil [...]
Review: Sector Strike by Clapfoot Inc on the Zeepad 7″ ICS Android Tablet
December 30th, 2012
triverse Taking two different genres and mixing them together has been around for a long time, we have seen RPG’s mixed with Bejeweled, action titles and now we have another entry in the short list of side scrolling shooter RPG’s available. Sector Strike brings 2.5D game play to Android gamers along with a fair bit of [...]
Review: Train Conductor 2 by The Voxel Agents on The Zeepad 7″ ICS Android Tablet
December 23rd, 2012
triverse The Voxel Agents know how to make a cool, addicting, game out of a premise that just doesn’t sound that cool. I mean, who really thinks being a train conductor would be a cool game, yet here we are with the second game in the series on Android. Awhile back, when we had Video Game [...]
Review: Raiden Legacy on JXD S601 Android Hand Held
December 22nd, 2012
triverse Back in the day, we took games like Raiden for granted, the genre was overpopulated so to speak, there were tons of scrolling shooters available on all platforms. Even with all of that competition, the quality of Raiden was able to stand out and spawned quite the following with fans. Now, years later, Raiden has [...]
Review: Zookeeper Battle by Kiteretsu on the Zeepad 7″ ICS Android Tablet
December 8th, 2012
triverse Zookeeper originally was an innovative puzzle game that added new things to the casual puzzle mix and now, we have online multiplayer with players around the world but we had to sacrifice some things to get it. Battling players around the world, even in different languages is pretty awesome (this is achieved through only offering [...]
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