Guild Software has brought their space themed MMORPG called Vendetta Online over to the Kindle Fire. Having been for Tegra 2 devices first before branching out to other Android devices, Kindle Fire owners can now get in on the action.
Tag: tablet gaming
For those of you who happen to play Vendetta Online MMORPG on your Android device, Guild Software has released a rather good sized update which comes with many new changes for players who own capships as well as some mobile-based changes as well.
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.
We don’t do a lot of posting regarding contests elsewhere on the internet but this one is rather large and getting more Android devices into people hands is always a good thing too. With that said, ZAGG is giving away a Kindle Fire every day for the month of February.
SoulCraft THD by Mobilebits has gotten an update that features a complete new zone to play in. Currently still in Open Beta tags for Tegra-based Android devices, SoulCraft THD now comes with the Cambodia location to play through, slaying demons and collecting souls galore.
Team6 has announced that they are bringing a version of their PC racing game FlatOut exclusively to Android. This addition to the FlatOut racing series will be called FlatOut-Stuntman and will be heading to Android Tegra-based devices soon.
Earth and Legend is a rather large 3D RPG with multiplayer gaming functionality that has been on Android for a decent amount of time now. The developers, DvideArts, has just mentioned on their Twitter that the game will be coming to the Kindle Fire soon as well.
One of my favorite board games as a kids was Monopoly. I never seemed to win a lot but I liked playing. I still have it at the house, which my kids now play. When Monopoly came out for Android, I was a bit skeptical. Could they really reproduce the game in electronic format? Well after playing it awhile on my ASUS Transformer tablet, I have to say yes!
Not too long ago we mentioned the Sega would be bringing another addition to the Sonic line-up to Android in the form of Sonic 4 Episode I. Although the current release is for Tegra-based Android device, another version could end up being released for everyone else.
If you’re one of the few sporting a Playstation Certified device (we can count all of them in one hand), then consider freeing up some space in your tablet or phone as Sony plans to add four new titles on the Playstation Suite.