Tagged: android
Ticket to Ride for iOS is proof that parallel universes really do exist. While America’s best and brightest are bent over their game tables, cleverly hoarding cards and laying routes, a dedicated community of Ticket to Ride Appsters is perfecting its craft…. Read More »
Many of us use our smartphones for games. Some prefer the addictive challenge of a puzzler such as Cut the Rope, whereas others opt for arcade games, adventures, racing games, or even casino games. Logically, then, one of our prime… Read More »
Mobile gaming has come a very long way since its birth in the nineties. What began as simple, pixelated, colorless games have now become highly complex and sophisticated. The development of wireless internet technology has also played a significant role in… Read More »
Eddie, Dan, and special guest Sinan Kubba chat about mobile gaming’s past, present, and future. Eddie Inzauto is joined by Dan Crabtree and special guest Sinan Kubba of Big Red Potion and Joystiq fame. The trio discuss mobile gaming –… Read More »
Soon after getting his hands on the Google Glass headset (Explorer Edition), hacker Jay Freeman took just two hours to jailbreak the device! The well-known hacker, ‘Saurik’, used a jailbreak for Android 4.0, developed by B1nary, to root the wearable computing device,… Read More »
OUYA, the Kickstarter-funded, $99 game console built around the Android operating system, has undergone a few changes since its big splash on the gaming scene last summer. Specifically, and significantly, public urging has convinced the OUYA team to rethink key… Read More »
Peter Molyneux’s latest idea, Curiosity: What’s Inside the Cube?, has been facing server issues since its launch last week. The problems have included fatal crashes, lag, images beneath layers disappearing, and players losing coins. As a result, Molyneux, as head… Read More »
It’s time for another edition of The Sandbox, the weekly feature in which the GamerNode team members reveal what we’ve been playing over the past few days and what we’ve got on our plates for the weekend. This week we… Read More »
The largest national smoking prevention campaign for youth, the American Legacy Foundation’s truth®, was on hand at New York Comic Con this year to show off its new mobile title, Flavor Monsters, a game based around the tobacco industry’s efforts to mask… Read More »
The Android bluetooth gamepad MOGA add-on will be available for more than 7,000 stores in the US on October 21. If you are interested in the add-on, the MOGA can be preordered from Amazon, Toys “R” Us, Best Buy, Walmart,… Read More »
