Eventually we made it. We too have spent a Everyeye hands on Apple's newest gem. Ladies and gentlemen, here iPad 2. The protagonist of our field test is the most expensive version of the tablet, 64GB of memory and 3G + WiFi connectivity, to take home to "only" 799 €. The entry-level version, 16 GB of space - no 3G - is sold to 479 € just like the 'iPad the original launch last year.
Today marks the release of Checkpoint Champions for iPad, iPod Touch and iPhone.
Checkpoint Champions is a free game developed by Protostar Games, who are based in Brisbane, Australia.
Nadia Oxford hasn't played BioShock since conquering the original release way back when, so the time is probably ripe for her to put on her diving helmet, attach her drill-arm, and dive back under the waves. Here are five reasons why she's looking forward to revisiting Rapture.
i will not give this one a chance on mobile devises. it should be clear that this kind of experiences belongs to our big screen at home and not in some downgraded form on a tablet or handy.
Also, this game is pretty fast paced at times, I can't imagine trying to play and maneuver with touch controls.
If it's the same story, double the price and a worse looking game, why would someone want to play it with worse controls?
If that screenshot in the article with the big daddy is what the mobile version will look like, then yes, all your fears of it being a compromised version, BOTH visually and control wise, are correct.
BioShock is creepy for many reasons. Its soundtrack is a big one. Here's why.
