At the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona, we saw two formerly great smartphone brands—Nokia and BlackBerry—try to win their way back into consumers’ hearts with the relaunch of decidedly old-school gadgets. BlackBerry Mobile, whose name is licensed to Chinese electronics maker TCL, introduced its newest…
While Anomaly: Korea was lovely, it wasn't much of a sequel to the right war game for the iPad. 11 Bit Studios delivers a proper follow-up to the reverse tower defense hit this fall, when Anomaly 2 goes mobile.
I'd like to think that if I found myself surrounded on all sides by zombies I'd have the presence of mind to stuff a stick of dynamite up a chicken's ass.
No, it's not bad, like you expected it to be.
If you've ever played a game on a touch screen device, you know just how important it is that the screen recognize, perfectly, what you're stylus or finger is up to at any given moment.
There is one bright spot in the flailing videogame industry, and Hollywood already has started taking notice.
This is where BlackBerry's got it over Apple - user defined homescreens. A modder skinned up a Pip-Boy theme for the device, which actually functions - as opposed to the for-show-only iPod Touch mod.
President Obama famously battled it out with his staff over keeping his Blackberry. Now we know why - he gets his BrickBreaker on every night.
THQ fired 100 employees following a decision to shift its mobile game development to the smart phone platform only. Three studios are closing, in San Diego, the U.K. and Germany.
Have a Blackberry, just don't feel the need to check in with it often enough? Thanks to Xbox 360 updates on your mobile device, you can break eye-contact more regularly than ever before!
Smartphone app and game seller Handango is teaming up with Digital Chocolate and I-play to bring new games to the Blackberry and Windows Mobile devices.
