As promised back in April, the folks at WizKids/NECA have come through on the BioShock Infinite front, delivering a set of tiny playable figurines that look just like the promotional, only with incredibly sloppy paint jobs.
Late last year the HeroClix folks introduced TabApp, an iOS and Android app that utilizes physical toys to play a relatively limited video game. This year they spice things up with TabApp Elite, giving the toys a Skylanders-esque base station and a much more interesting game to play.
Coming this summer to a hobby shop near you, the ultimate struggle for air superiority (or against air superiority?) spills over into WizKids/NECA's HeroClix universe. I cannot wait to pit old guy in suit against Wolverine.
The HeroClix TabApp Superhero games are now playable on Samsung and ASUS Android tablets, just in time for Christmas.
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In the third (and possibly final) installment of this week's look at gaming apps that use physical toys to enhance and amuse it's time for everyone's favorite twisty-based collectible figure game to take a shot. Uncanny Avengers assemble on my iPad!
