A couple of weeks ago we reported on the possibility that Activision was gearing up to release Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies onto Android soon, thanks to a training manual posted by Activision on the official Call of Duty website. We guessed that since the manual was published, it wouldn’t be long before the game would follow and today it has landed on the Google Play store.
Developed by Studios OnMars, the Counter-Strike inspired game called Critical Strike Portable has just gotten updated with a nice set of new features and tweaks. This happens as Studio OnMars celebrates surpassing the 200,000 download mark which is a pretty impressive feat.
Through the last months we’ve covered some news on Kokak Games, the studio behind the graphic remake of two classic FPS games called Doom and Heretic. Well today we’re having a word with Mr. Michaël Ryssen, who happens to be the mind and body behind DoomGLES and HereticGles. He will be with us to speak about some of his past, present and future projects, as well as some other nice stuff you may like.
Console gamers who dabble in mobile gaming may have some good news coming to them, especially if you enjoy zombie games. Techland, developers of the horror adventure game Dead Island, may very well be making a mobile game of a similar nature called Dead Stop.
One of the biggest issues surrounding the release of Dead Trigger was the fact that it was $0.99 but came with in-game purchases. It wasn’t so much the fact that it came with the in-game purchase but more that it wasn’t mentioned in the description. Shortly after that, Dead Trigger went free due to a high piracy rate, angering people who paid the original $0.99 for it.
Madfinger Games just announced that they are already in the process of making the next update for their great zombie themed FPS game Dead Trigger. They were serious when they said updates would be rolling out frequently for the game after it’s release. So what does this update already come with?
Dead Trigger has been in the news pretty prominently for the past few weeks. First the launch excitement, then the launch itself, then all the talk about the implementation of IAPs in a paid game, followed by anticipation of a big update and finally the furor over the fact that the game has gone free.
In the update for Dead Trigger, Madfinger Games’ newest hit FPS title for Android, a lot of new content came with the game including support for the Adreno 205 GPU which makes it accessible to plenty more Android devices. A price change also came with the update, dropping the price from $0.99 to free which seems to have angered a lot of people who paid for the game initially.
Yesterday we talked about the upcoming Dead Trigger update that Madfinger Games were teasing which, among a slew of new features, was also bringing support for the Adreno 205 GPU which means Xperia Play support. Initially the update was suppose to go live sometime yesterday but due to an uploading snag, it was delayed until today.
Madfinger Games’ newest piece of visual eye candy will be receiving an update soon and a pretty extensive one at that. Among the new content and features heading our way is support for the Adreno 205 GPU which means the Xperia Play will now be supported as well as other devices that use that GPU.
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