When I was younger and wanted to play a video game outside the luxury of my living room, there was only one device to grab: the Nintendo GameBoy. I’m talking about the huge gray slab of plastic that featured one tiny 160 x 144 monochromatic display, some of the best music the world has ever ... Read More »
When LG starts shipping HD Android devices with retina-smashing pixel densities in Q4, they’ll be back backed by some awesome software and games that’ll take full advantage of the impressive hardware. Thanks to a partnership between LG and Capcom, Street Fighter IV will be one of those games.
Set for a three-month exclusivity period on ... Read More »
Did you know GameStop now allows you to turn in an old iPod Touch, iPad or iPhone for cash or in-store credit? But for what you ask? How about a GameStop-branded Android tablet?
In a recent interview with GamesIndustry, GameStop president Tony Bartel has revealed that GameStop has selected a tablet they plan ... Read More »
Looking for something fun to do this Labor Day weekend? Forget the BBQ, it’s time to play some video games.
Gameloft has just started a brand new promotion today (lasting through the 5th) in which they will be giving away their “most popular and iconic Android games” for absolutely free. Which games are going to ... Read More »
Finally available after months of relentless teasing, Xperia Play owners can now head on over to the Android Market and buy Minecraft Pocket Edition for a grand total of just $7.
Currently only available with a create mode, Minecraft Pocket Edition allows you to build anything you can conjure up in your ... Read More »
Slowly but surely, Android is becoming a respectable gaming platform. Our favorite OS has always had a few very good games, but somehow it’s never managed to catch up with iOS in terms of quality and quantity. Nevertheless, game developers have been bringing their iOS-only games one by one to the Android platform. Games like ... Read More »
A few days ago, we told you OnLive was bringing its video gaming service to Android devices later this year. Coincidentally, there was a little something going on this week called E3 where the company unveiled all the details–and then some–about its Android app.
Last week Madfinger Games, makers of the awesome Samurai II: Vengenance, announced they were working on a new title called Shadowgun, which would be one of the first games specifically designed to take advantage of NVIDIA’s upcoming quad-core Kal-El processor (aka Tegra 3).
Do you feel like shooting people in the face and running over innocent bystanders with your car? Do you want to do it while you wait in line at your local grocery store? Then you’ll be happy to know that Gameloft is working on a game that’ll allow you to do just that. The popular ... Read More »
Gameloft has had a shaky relationship with Android users due to their refusal to simply launch all of their titles in the Android Market and opting instead to sell most of their apps exclusively via their own frequently problematic system.
Now normally people would probably just say forget it and not ... Read More »