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With Keith busy stuffing his travel bag full of biscuits in preparation for Games Connection next week, Peter and I take the opportunity to peer into the future of iOS gaming. Specifically, I talk about my hands-on experiences with the recently soft-launched Angry Birds Go! and the incoming ship-sailing sim Assassin's Creed Pirates. Unfortunately, I then make the mistake of asking Peter what...

Added: 28.11.2013 21:17 | 16 views | 0 comments


Castle of Illusion distictive worlds are bursting with energy and personality.

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Sony Computer Entertainment prepared something very special in the beautiful city of Rome. The PS4 launch event will be held at the iconic Castel SantAngelo (Castle St. Angel), built as a Mausoleum for Emperor Hadrian, then turned into a Papal fortress and prison, and today used as a museum and summer residence for the Pope. For the occasion the castle is being lit up by a stunning light show that paints its ancient walls fully blue and then switches to a ray-traced polygon pattern.

Added: 27.11.2013 16:42 | 5 views | 0 comments

Kyrgyzstan to friends and to Castle Defense war! Game player to use the keyboard keys to control the direction of the role of the position, and then headed the bomb to the opponent's castle, the castle was bombed position is high, your score is higher, the use of different bomb scores are also different. If you are up to, will stop a few seconds, grasp the time, defend their castle!

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Two decades ago, Sega released one of the Mega Drive's defining platform epics: Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse.

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Gamezebo Rating: Before we get into this, a disclaimer: This reviewer has never played Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse in its original release for the SEGA Genesis/Mega Drive. As such, no comparisons to the original game are to be found in this review, and it will only be judged on its own merits. That said, this iOS port of the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3/PC remake is good. Quite good, in fact, and perhaps surprisingly so. Platformers can be hit or miss on the iPhone, especially when they weren't originally made with the system in mind; and when they fall, they can fall hard. Such is not the case here, though. While not perfect, Castle of Illusion still works well in the palm of your hand, and almost feels like it's been optimized to compensate for its shortcomings. The biggest issue we had was with the controls, which feel a bit sticky when you try to move in just about any direction except to the right. This provides a bit of a problem when you need to duck, or worse, when the left-right portions change to full-on 3D movement, which the game does seamlessly otherwise.