Slovakian developer, Sketch Games, has designed an Arkanoid clone specifically for the iPad.
iPad gets specifically-designed Arkanoid clone, ArkanoArena
Written By Matt Sainsbury on Friday, January 21, 2011 | 21:41
Review: A Small World; or proof the iPad is board game paradise
The iPad is host to a whole range of board games - timeless and obscure, complex and family-orientated. At Digitally Downloaded, we've already reviewed the brilliant Reiner Knizia's Samurai, and A Small World is even better proof that the iPad is really, really good for board games.
Jet Set Games unleashes Conspiracy to PlayStation Home
Perhaps this will give you a reason to head back into PlayStation Home – Jet Set Games had released a new social spy game to the platform.
Review: Modern Combat: Domination (PSN)
Written By Matt Sainsbury on Thursday, January 20, 2011 | 23:45
If you're a PlayStation Plus member, this game will cost less than $AUS10. That is dirt cheap. You'll soon find out why.
How popular is Firemint's Flight Control? Almost four million popular
Aussie developer and publisher, Firemint, is one of the all-time highest selling developers, thanks to the Flight Control.
Retro-style side scroller, A.R.E.S.: Extinction Agenda now on Steam
With a name that can only come from a retro game, A.R.E.S.: Extinction Agenda is now available to Steam users.
Review: 10 things I hate about Eternal Legacy (iPhone/ iPad)
Eternal Legacy is everything I dislike about a bad game. Rather that try and do a normal review, I'll just list the 10 most glaring faults, and hope that I never see another games developer try and follow in Gameloft's footsteps.
Magic: The Gathering Tactics suffering teething problems early in launch
Magic: The Gathering Tactics has now launched on PC (PS3 to come), but you might want to hold off on that download for now.
Nintendo 3DS Price and Release Date Revealed
Today is the day that we have been hotly anticipating for months. The Nintendo's 3DS Conference was held today in New York and Amsterdam, and the 3DS release date is March 27 at a price of $249 in the US, and March 25 in the UK, with no price announced as of yet.
Jet Set Games announces Highborn, chapter 2
Written By Matt Sainsbury on Wednesday, January 19, 2011 | 09:20
Highborn is a bit of comic gold on the iPhone and iPad. A simple strategy game, it features a genuine sense of good-natured humour, and now, the second chapter is available!
Portal 2 Includes Cross-Platform Play and Chat
Months ago there was a rumour that Portal 2 for the PS3 would include Steam integration, but any news outside of that little bit of info has not been forthcoming.
How do the major publishers fare on the iPhone and iPad?
The iPhone and iPad have become significant gaming devices. And yet, the low price point most games are sold at on it, the casual nature of most iPhone/ iPad gamers, and the challenge of dealing with 'consoles' with no buttons has created some unique challenges for the traditional big, retail-orientated, publishers. So how do the likes of EA and Square Enix fare when it comes to their iOS catalogues?
Retro-style side scroller, A.R.E.S: Extinction Agenda, hits Steam
Written By Christopher Ingram on Tuesday, January 18, 2011 | 15:03
Complete with a name that could only come from games from the past, A.R.E.S.: Extinction Agenda is now available through Steam.
Bejeweled Blitz comes to XBLA
One of the main reasons bosses hate Facebook, Bejeweled Blitz is about to come to XBLA.
Shortlist for the best mobile phone games of the year revealed!
The International Mobile Gaming Awards (IMGAs) is in its 7th year now, and 30 games across six categories are up for a win.
Review: Infinity Blade (iPhone/ iPad)
Few, if any, iPhone games have reached the level of hype that Infinity Blade reached. Within only minutes of its release, thousands of gamers were already downloading and playing the game.
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| You don't like this guy. But you don't know why. |
Got $1? Get Xbox Live Indie Games new release, The Charge (babe included)
Written By Matt Sainsbury on Monday, January 17, 2011 | 21:45
For 80 MS Points ($1), or the cost of a cup of really cheap coffee, you can download Indie game new release, The Charge.
SNES classic hits the iPhone
DotEmu, specialists in restoring retro games, has released Earth Defence Force to the App Store.
Review: Costume Quest (PSN)
Tim Schafer and his team at Double Fine Productions have turned into something of a Tim Burton of the games industry. Relentlessly youthful in vision, games like Psychonauts and Costume Quest tap into the fond memories of childhood we all have, but twist them in a way only adults can appreciate.
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| Getting told you're desparate hurts |
Review: Faery: Legends of Avalon
Written By Matt Sainsbury on Sunday, January 16, 2011 | 10:54
Faery: Legends of Avalon simultaneously demonstrates everything great and wrong about producing an RPG in a downloadable format.
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