Following up on this morning’s news regarding the update for Angry Birds Space called Utopia is the fact that Angry Birds Space now has in-game purchases. There are two items you can purchase within the games, one being a bundle of Space Eagles.
Tag: Android
Hot on the heels of Square Enix’s announcement of Demons’ Score comes nVidia who has just officially announced five games that will be coming to Tegra-based Android devices soon. Among those five titles is Demons’ Score which we just talked about earlier this morning and Dead Trigger which was announce the other day.
Just a quick note for those of you attending E3 2012 or happen to be close enough to the LA convention center to feel like you are attending it. Mobbles, that Pokemon / virtual pet location-based augmented reality game we talked about last week, has created a special Mobble named Cuby that you can capture and keep.
If you happen to be on Verizon or happen to be considering switching to them then you might want to consider a pretty awesome deal going on over at Amazon Wireless. As of right now you can pick up a snazzy new Samsung Galaxy Nexus for the huge price of $0.01.
About a week ago Square Enix announced a slew of games heading for Android, most of which will be arriving this Summer. One of those games is a Final Fantasy title called Final Fantasy Dimensions. This will be the first true Final Fantasy game for the Android platform.
Angry Birds Space has just had an update pushed to the Google Play store which brings the new Utopia episode to the game. Along with that though are the new Space Eagles. The Utpoia planet is a junk food planet that is full of things like donuts, candies and other goodies.
One of the Square Enix games recently announced that would be making its way to Android is Demons’ Score. This is one of a couple games we are definitely looking forward to playing from the Square Enix camp and now it has been officially announced for Tegra 3 devices.
While using the vague and generic term ‘mobile devices’, Take-Two and it’s casual games department 2K Play have announced that they will indeed be pushing into the mobile gaming realm with five releases. Considering the term ‘mobile devices’ is now generally referred to both Android and iOS, we should soon see all four games available for our phones and tablets.
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E3 2012: Sony graces the HTC One series as Playstation certified, changes name of Playstation Suite as well
Sony has dropped a couple of nuggets onto the world of mobile gaming today, specifically with regards to Android of course. First off, a quick note that Sony has changed the name of the Playstation Suite to Playstation Mobile. A small but suitable change but the second bit of news is more substantial.
The current Skylanders titles have been a pretty big hit on the platforms they have been released on so far. Unfortunately Android hasn’t been one of those platforms but that is about to change as Activision has confirmed it will be coming to ‘mobile devices’.