Touch Arcade:
David Frampton and his Majic Jungle Software first crossed our radar when his aerial shoot and rescue title Chopper [App Store] debuted two years ago as one of the more notable App Store launch titles. Chopper was very well received from the start and quickly became one of the true App Store success stories, seeing 500 downloads a day (at $7.99), early on. Since then, the game has been downloaded more than 350,000 times.
A little over half a year after Chopper's debut, inspired by the game's success, Frampton began work on the sequel, Chopper 2. And quite a bit of work it turned out to be. Originally expected to be completed in just six months for an August '09 release, Chopper 2 has taken a hefty 16 months to complete. But, at long last, it has landed in the App Store.
The Quality Index runs through the Top 10 UK paid-for apps & games chart, highlighting the biggest ballers on the market.
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Chopper 2 storms into the Top 3 off the back of Apple's iPhone Game of the Week promo.
The Quality Index runs through the Top 10 UK paid-for apps & games chart, highlighting the biggest ballers on the market.
Angry Birds still sits pretty at the top of the tree, fending off juicy assaults from the fruity ninjas.
Chopper 2 ascends the charts after descending in price, while The Sims 3 Ambitions fulfil an early 2011 goal.
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Call of Duty may yet to arrive on the iPhone platform, but there are plenty of soldiers willing to fill its boots.
