I can only imagine the reaction this news is going to get so we might was well jump right into it. Gameloft is teaming up with Hasbro to bring some official My Little Pony games to iOS and Android, I’m sure this makes plenty of people there unusually happy for one reason or another.
Well one issue has been officially cleared up thanks to the Google Play store which has revealed that the next Android OS version named Jelly Bean will indeed be Android 4.1 and not Android 5.0. On a less surprising note, the first device to get this update will be the Galaxy Nexus.
Today is the day the Samsung Galaxy S III comes to the United States. It’ll be available on all the major carriers eventually, but T-Mobile customers are among the first to purchase the phone. If you’re among the bunch that can’t wait to lay down a couple hundred bucks, you should know the GSIII from T-Mobile is more expensive than most smartphones.
A feature that should have been in place from the jump, or at least some part since Android’s inception, is the ability for developers to respond to customer comments on Google Play. Well that feature, something anyone who has developed for Android knows we’ve always wanted, has finally arrived… sort of.
Developed of the ridiculously popular set of widgets called Beautiful Widgets have switched gears for a bit and developed a game instead. LevelUp Studios has released a match-4 puzzle game called Peti which has you saving baby aliens before the rather large mother alien gets angry and decides to eat all of us tasty humans.
A long time ago, at least it feels that way, AndCreations along with Hyperbees released a game called Galaxy NGC3D. Developed by AndCreations and published by Hyperbees, this was a 3D space shooter that showed a lot of promise with regards to being a great game.
Earlier this month, Asus announced a partnership with Bluestacks. Bluestacks is the creator of software that allows Android apps to run on PCs. Although Asus will begin shipping PCs with Bluestacks built into its Asus@vibe application in September, existing Asus computer owners can download the new functionality right now.
A few days ago we talked about a game that was heading our way from the developers of the original Shadowrun game and that it was going to be published onto the Google Play store by 6wave. Well Harebrained Schemes and 6wave have officially released their action strategy game Strikefleet Omega onto Android.
Gameloft’s next addition to the Asphalt racing franchise was announced not too long ago and so far the game is looking like it will be the best one so far. While some tracks look to be the same from the previous game, there are also new tracks and new cars to race with in Asphalt 7: Heat.
Atari has officially released their second game onto the Google Play store today. Technically it could be considered their first since their initial release is actually their Greatest Hits arcade platform. Either way, if you were a fan of Centipede back in the arcade days then you’ll be wanting to check out Atari’s new release called Centipede: Origins.