Paperboy For iPad | Arcade Games
Remember that version of Pac-Man that wasn't great in which he's given a female love interest? Okay, so Ms. Pac-Man exists and that may therefore be a bad example, but tampering with the classics is never a good idea. Like drawing a moustache on the Mona Lisa, everything starts to look out of place. Take this classic arcade conversion, for example. For starters, our hero has for some reason … Click to Continue
Shanghai Mahjong For iPad | Board/Family/Kids Games
There are quite a few variations of the classic tile matching games on the iPhone or iPad, but this is easily our favourite. While the lack of any sort of multiplayer annoys, there's a huge range of board layouts to work through, the controls work very well and you can choose from a variety of different tile faces (including classic movie posters). The price feels a little high, but this is … Click to Continue
Zombie Infection For iPad | Adventure Games
Gameloft has a reputation for translating full-blown console games to the iPhone, and although it lacks the licence, Zombie Infection is as close as you're going to get to Resident Evil 5 in your hands. The opening stage, in a favela where the natives are less than friendly, could easily be mistaken for the Capcom game's first stage. Lack of originality aside, though, Gameloft has managed to … Click to Continue
Infinity Blade For iPad | Action Games
As the iPhone and iPad increases in popularity, more and more big name developers are starting to take notice, eager to earn a slice of the profitable Apple pie and perhaps earn some kudos in the process. Infinity Blade by Chair Entertainment — under the watchful eye of parent company Epic Games — is the latest developer to jump onboard, and the end result is arguably one of the best looking … Click to Continue
Harbor Master HD For iPad | Arcade Games
This is one game where multitasking and quick reflexes pay off As a harbour master, your task is to guide incoming boats and ships into dock. There are two types of boats, those with purple cargo and those with yellow cargo, with the corresponding coloured docks scattered around the bay. It gets trickier though, boats quickly de-cargo and need to be guided back out to sea. Other boats are … Click to Continue
How You Can Fix XBox 360
If you’re reading this then it’s happened to you too, right? Your Xbox 360 was fine one minute, and then out of the blue the green ring of light has turned that devilish shade of red. And now you want to know how you can fix XBox 360? Until now, if you wanted to fix your XBox 360 yourself, you were limited to some very unusual and unreliable methods. Have you tried the “Towel Trick” … Click to Continue
Evi Aim To Bring SIRI Like Older iPhones
TechCrunch noted the debut of Evi, a new iPhone app that offers Siri-like voice search functionality powered by artificial intelligence. Evi, developed by True Knowledge, works on iPhone and iPod touch models running iOS 4, unlike Siri, which is only available on the iPhone 4S. Evi is your new digital friend who is here to help you with your everyday information needs. Need to know where the … Click to Continue
Web Browser For iPad
Sure, Mobile Safari got lots of great upgrades when iOS 5 dropped. Reading List is nice, even if it's really just a quick, temporary bookmark list. Reader is where the real action is, stripping all the extraneous Internet out of the way. Private Browsing? Welcome to 2005's version of Safari on your iMac running Tiger. Tabbed browsing? Not so fast, little guy. Unless you're playing with the big … Click to Continue
Guerrilla Bob For iPad | Best iPad Games
The twin-stick shooter is fast becoming one of the 'Phone's most overcrowded genres. With that in mind if you're releasing a new game then you need to make sure that yours stands apart from the crowd. Angry Mob Games has used humour to separate its shooter from similar games, and it's a choice that works brilliantly. From its amusing intro that introduces protagonist Bob to its hilarious … Click to Continue
Other iPad Music Making Apps
GarageBand for iPad is one of the most impressive apps we've ever seen. It's simultaneously able to cut almost nothing from its computer counterpart, but also added never before seen features to the iPad—like pressurized keys on pianos that knew how hard you were pressing them down (we still have absolutely no idea how they programmed this, and have yet to see it in another app). But what if … Click to Continue
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