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Watch That Tiny $74 1.5GHz Android-Powered Thumb-Puter In Action This is awesome. Brisbane band Hey Geronimo has recreated a heap of classic iOS games for the video clip to their single Why Don’t We Do Something? It looks amazing. Watch:
Firemint, maker of the superb line-drawing game Flight Control, has released a demo version on iTunes. If you would like to see what the fuss is about or are a big fan of the movie Pushing Tin, it’s there now.
Flight Control, the uber-popular iPhone game, recently got an update on iPhone and iPod touch to include online multiplayer through Game centre. The new multiplayer mode (already available on iPad) is just as addicting as the singleplayer, you land either red planes or blue helicopters and yellow planes and send the planes you don’t land off the screen (and to your partner). The trick is communicating with your partner to make sure they dont crash what’s coming to them.
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One of my favourite iPhone and iPad games is now available for PC and Mac: Flight Control. It’s being distributed on Steam for $US5 and includes an exclusive stunt level that looks great: Fly through gates to get extra points!
