Namco Networks' ski-simulator and arcade favorite "Alpine Racer" is now available for iPhone and iPod Touch through the Apple App Store for $5.99. The skiing and snowboarding game brings to the iPhone/iPod Touch the 3D graphics and immersive, fast-paced racing experience of the arcade game by utilizing the iPhone's & iPod Touch's accelerometer and touch-screen [...]
Continue reading...Monday, February 9, 2009
A truncated version of Ngmoco's critically-acclaimed, award-winning "Rolando" is now available for iPhone and iPod Touch in the Apple App Store, free of charge. Billed as "a stand-alone game experience," "Rolando Lite" offers players access to Honeycup Meadows -- the tutorial level that is the first of "Rolando" proper's four worlds -- providing an excellent introduction [...]
Continue reading...Monday, December 29, 2008
GameCyte speaks with iPhone developer Steve Demeter about Onyx Online -- a exciting new social gaming framework that channels Xbox LIVE and Kongregate -- and the Trism creator's thoughts on state of the iPhone as a valid gaming platform.
Continue reading...Friday, December 26, 2008
What’s it like to go from being the lead designer at Starbreeze to developing your own touchscreen-based homebrew painting app for the DS, iPhone, and iPod Touch? Jens Andersson shares that, and his thoughts on homebrew and Apple’s meaning for the industry.
Continue reading...Saturday, December 20, 2008
GameCyte speaks with iPhone developers Jason Citron, Danielle Cassley, and entrepreneur Peter Relan about the development of asynchronous MMO puzzler Aurora Feint, the state of the iPhone games market, and the future of their new, community-driven business.
Continue reading...Friday, July 25, 2008
Some time ago, we editors of GameCyte had a disagreement about the future of gaming on the iPhone, and whether it was destined for glory or a modest niche. Whatever the future may hold, a number of game companies, large and small, have now entered the iPhone gaming space, and are relying on the experiences [...]
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Monday, March 2, 2009
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