Check out the following video, which shows step by step of what its like shopping from the new Nintendo DSi shop. The store allows gamers to buy games and software directly from the Nintendo DSi console through WiFi connection. Continue reading »
How would you like to help two miniature alien motorcyclists and an ATV rider that have crash landed on Earth to rebuild their space ship so that they can go home? This is the story behind the Space Bikers game app sent in to us for a review by Chillingo, already available for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
It was announced last year that a trio of new Need for Speed titles would soon be arriving by Fall 2009, what we have here now are screenshots of Need for Speed SHIFT which is the front-most on the starting grid. Gallery and a reminder of what EA intends to release for the franchise in the months to come.
Here’s a what looks like a-really-fun-when-you’re-really-bored Obama trampoline iPhone game featured in the video below. You can choose your favourite politician if Obama is not your type, there are different levels and just looks like an all round boredom-buster. Too bad though, its been rejected from the App Store by Apple.
Here’s what Apple said…
…it contains content that ridicules public figures and is in violation of Section 3.3.12 from the iPhone SDK Agreement which states:
“Applications must not contain any obscene, pornographic, offensive or defamatory content or materials of any kind (text, graphics, images, photographs, etc.), or other content or materials that in Apple’s reasonable judgement may be found objectionable by iPhone or iPod touch users.”
So that’s the explanation, watch the video of the game just after the break…
I’m sure you will have seen Pandora’s upcoming portable / handheld game console talked about on other blogs, its been building a considerable anticipation for many gamers. For those not in the know, the Pandora is a Linux based handheld console in the same vein as the GP2X from Gamepark, though much beefier.
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Its now finally official, we now know when and exactly how much it will cost to hit the streets of the first installment of GTA IV when its downloadable content comes to the Xbox 360. The date is final – February 17.
Rockstar Games has revealed that The Lost and Damned will set Xbox Live users back 1600 Microsoft Points, which for us in the UK means £13.60 in real world money. It’ll be available to download from 17th February.
The DLC is rumoured to add around 10 hours of extra gameplay, in addition of course to many new weapons and a new biker gang that has a gang of leather-clad minions following you around and levelling up as they survive missions.
So what do you think of the pricing? By the way, the below is the screenshot gallery you guys have been requesting, thanks to GameFAQs.
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