Boostr and their multiplayer card battle strategy game, Urban Rivals, is now available on the Android Market. If you have played any sort of TCG like Magic: That Gathering then you already have a pretty good idea of what to expect.
A rather humorous shoot’em up type of game has landed on the Android Market. Coming from the PSP days, Cho Aniki Zero: Muscle Brothers, or otherwise loosely translated as “Super Big Brothers” and is the second title in the Cho Aniki series of games.
In a random act trying to stay relevant, Yahoo has added a new “Apps” category to its search bar with little to no fanfare. Unveiled last week, the search giant allows users to search from a number of apps and games from the comfort of your home.
If you’ve been keeping count on the continuing saga of Samsung and Apple paten wars then add a point on the scoreboard for the Korean giant. According to a Bloomberg report, the Cupertino based company’s latest attempt to ban the newly redesigned Galaxy Tab, 10.1 N and Galaxy Nexus was dismissed by the German court.
It what seems like the strangest mash-up possible, Gene Simmons and KISS are apparently in talks with Rovio for what can only be a KISS version of Angry Birds. This wouldn’t be the first time KISS got branded on a product. There is a KISS edition of Hello Kitty too.
Asus Transformer is a great device. Sadly the Tegra 2 based tablet has been overshadowed by its more powerful and thinner brother, Prime, but it was the first to introduce the concept of netbook and tablet hybrid.
We’ve got fantastic news for fans of Gameloft. Resident Editor-in-Chief Andrew Huff met a number of the fine folks from Gameloft during CES 2012 and they’ve agreed to finally sit down with us and answers some of the most pressing questions.
Like Minecraft? Dig Call of Duty? Well there is good news on the horizon as a new game will be making its way to Android soon called Brick Force. This game essentially combines Minecraft’s creative mode with the FPS style of gaming found in titles like Call of Duty to make awesomeness.
Fans of Kairosoft and their free time draining ‘Story’ series of games may soon yet have another addicting addition to the series coming your way. The Japanese version of RPG Story just landed on the Android Market which should make both RPG and Sim game fans giddy with joy.
OrangePixel, one of the awesome developers of retro-style games, has decided to play DynamoKid and MiniArmy into their OrangePixel ‘Classics’ category. This means that both games are now available for free on the Android Market.