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I enjoyed NOVA and Brothers in Arms 2. I also enjoyed The Oregon Trail. :o
Haven't played Fruit Ninja, but Tilt to Live is fantastic.
I agree on wanting an offline mode. As an iPod Touch user, I don't have constant internet access, so I never buy games with no offline component.
You're not helping my problem with procrastination of work. :mad: I can't wait!
You're basically asking whether or not you should breath oxygen. I'm telling you, Infinity Gene is an absolute must if you enjoy iPhone gaming!
Just a quick FYI... looks like the new expansion Escape from Asteroids is up!
Amen to that!
Honestly, I personally enjoy Minigore more. It's more pick-up-and-play, (survival mode in GB isn't as immediately satisfying) and Minigore is...
Seriously? Apple might actually have it done by tomorrow? That would be utterly fantastic... But knowing Apple, I'm wary of being hopeful...
"Not long," you say. Clearly, you're not aware of Apple's hilariously slow approval process. :rolleyes: This weekend would be excellent though...
More or less. The later levels (there's a total of six) get noticeably longer, but this is easily a game that could be finished in a half hour or...
Try out the Lite. It's not a game for everyone, but I personally would count it as my near-favorite or favorite iPhone game... ever. It's amazing.
POWDER isn't free. He's charging ten dollars for it! It's an in-app purchase... Anyways, good to hear this game is still getting regular updates....
So I'm wondering if I should pick this up... I want to, but I have a lot of other "serious" games I'm playing through right now and I'm not sure...
Depends how much you like shmups. $9 is an absolute bargain compared to the import price of the retail edition, which costs $73. I absolutely...
I hope so. Whoever made this port and priced it a ten dollars should be ashamed, Jeff Lait or otherwise.
Yes! Visual hitboxes should be a requirement for shmups in my opinion. Makes dodging bullets so much more calculable.
An iPhone without Space Invaders Infinity Gene is hardly an iPhone at all! It's a must have.
S-s-seriously? Ten dollars? Is that some sort of a joke? This is a horribly hasty port of a fantastic game, which, I must say, is pretty shameful...
I guess I've been playing really short shmups then... I've seen a lot where's there's only 3 levels.
