That September 9 will be the date of their 2009 iPod event apple recently announced. For the past four years, Apple has hosted these events in San Francisco to unveil its latest generation of iPods. softwarese.
This full year, there has been much speculation at rumor sites that Apple will introduce camera functions to its iPod Nano and iPod Touch media players. Featured Freeware: Miranda. Many sites are also posting that we will see iTunes 9 with rumored social networking features. As with all plain things Apple, you can never know very well what its going to announce at the event, but as we get closer to September 9, check our Download blog page for the latest rumors. Both of this week's apps are games. The first app is a close remake of a physics-based motocross Flash game, and the second game is a new survival shooter with RPG elements to keep you playing. Tilt your iPhone to land safely so you don't lose your momentum.
Moto X Mayhem (99 cents) is a fun physics-based side-scrolling game that's been popular at the iTunes store in recent weeks, but I've been reluctant to write about it. In the game, you use your accelerometer to lean forward or back, and press the screen to accelerate as you navigate your way through a 2D course. You get five lives to try to complete seven different courses in a row to finish the game. The graphics are cartoon-smooth and the controls are excellent, but once you've played a few games, you'll be able to finish fairly easily. I was reluctant to write about this game because I used to play what I assume was the original--a free game called TG Motocross--at Teagames.com a couple of years ago.
At the right time, I was obsessed with getting the best times and thought it was a great free time waster (and so was the sequel), but now that it's on the iPhone, I feel as if it isn't enough. Teagames hasn't had any new games for quite awhile, so this iPhone game is its new endeavor maybe.
In any full case, Moto X Mayhem is fairly a good game, but if it added more levels or a way to pull off tricks, I would feel better recommending it at 99 cents. I guess the good news is that it can be tried by you online before you buy. Star Apps: RuPaul on this page. Don't forget to reload (bottom center) or you may wrap up surrounded. Alive4Ever is part survival shooter and part RPG in which you'll fight off zombies using onscreen joysticks. It's similar to iDracula: Undead Awakening, a survival shooter game I've reviewed here before, but adds several new factors to make it even better.
In Alive4Ever, you choose between four characters with varying strengths and weaknesses, and you play through 30 missions of increasingly hard zombie mayhem. When you're low on health or ammo, you can often fight your way to pickups to replenish your supplies. As you complete missions, you'll earn experience to increase your character's capacities and extra cash to buy new and more powerful weapons. While it is a top-down 2D survival shooter, Alive4Ever borrows a lot of components from Left4Dead (yes also, even the name is similar), the 2008 game-of-the-year first person shooter from Valve.
There are four characters to choose from and even some of the zombie characters resemble those in the popular PC game. But probably the best factor borrowed from Left4Dead is the capability to play co-op multiplayer over a Bluetooth connection with your friends. We tried it here in the office with a couple of iPhones and had a great time working together to stay alive as long as possible. gimediaget. Overall, Alive4Ever is an outstanding and well thought-out software that combines good components of two popular games to make probably the best survival shooter for iPhone. One word of warning: it can get quite bloody so it might not be right for the whole family. What's your preferred iPhone app? Is Moto X Mayhem just fine the way it is or do you agree with me that there should be more?
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