Back in March of last year we talked about a WipeOut-style futuristic racing game heading our way later that year called Flashout 3D from Jujubee. Well the April release date came and went, along with many other months after that, with no game being released. Almost a year later, Flashout 3D has finally made its appearance onto the Google Play store.
Yesterday, as probably most of you are aware of, Sony held their Playstation event where the company announced their next console, the Playstation 4. The press conference, which seemed to last forever, also featured a lot of information on mobile aspects that the console will bring with its release. While most of it was focused on the PS Vita, there was some interesting news regarding Android smartphones and tablets as well.
Back in mid-January of this year we mentioned a few games had landed on the Japanese Google Play store from Kairosoft. One of those games was called Stakes Ranch G1 which was the actual translation of the title. Well it might have taken a bit longer than we had originally though but that game is now available on Google Play for everyone under it’s official English name called Pocket Stables.
So there are a few games currently on sale right now over on Google Play that some of you, our readers, might want to get your hands on. There is only a few titles right now on sale but luckily some of them are actually pretty solid games for a pretty good price.
Currently available on iOS, and rather popular on top of it, Worms 2: Armageddon has been officially announced by Team17 as heading to Android finally. Players will be commanding their worms, equipped with plenty of weaponry, and dishing out plenty of punishment to their enemies.
Sony is holding their event and with it comes the likely announcement of their next console, the Playstation 4. We also know that there are rumors that the Playstation 4 could offer up various features that will be remotely controlled through your smartphone and tablet which isn’t really much of a surprise considering their recent push of Playstation Mobile. So we’ve decided to put Sony’s live event here for those of you who want to watch and discuss it as it happens.
So if you’ve been connected to the internet at least once in the past few weeks then you’ve probably at least heard of the new viral dance videos revolving around the Harlem Shake song, if not at least seen a plethora of the videos yourself. Well Storm8 has decided to get in on the action as well.
Yesterday we reported on the rather in-depth sandbox game appropriately named The Sandbox from Pixowl had finally arrived onto Google Play. While some people stated that the in-game purchases were different than that of the iOS version, Pixowl did get in touch with us to let us know that they are actually the same. However, that is not why we are writing about The Sandbox today.
It seems like Square Enix wants to dip their toes in the freemium waters and have launched a new version of their tower defense game Crystal Defenders. This new version, officially called Crystal Defenders Lite, is exactly like the original game except that it uses a pay-per-stage business model for those of you who don’t want to spend the $6.99 upfront for the full game.
Jetpack Jinx is a game that we’re all familiar with. You control your cute little character as it jumps up, and up, and up and try to keep it going until he simply cannot go up anymore. The gems you collect as you rise keep you going like a sort of perpetual motion machine, but the fun often turns into frustration. Is it fun to attempt to best your own score by continually making your character jump higher and higher? Sure, in a primitive sort of way, sort of like playing with jacks or climbing a tree. The problem is that, thanks to today’s bloated market, I have no idea if this game was made for children or just for incredibly stoned adults.
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