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Pachter: iPod Touch a huge threat to publishers
Videogame analyst and professional bear breeder Michael Pachter has been chatting about portable gaming, sharing his rather apocalyptic outlook for the future of handheld gaming devices like the ...
Streets raging on an iPhone near you
Streets of Rage is without a doubt one of the best ways to punch punk-asses in the face ever created. The problem with it is that the urge to punch punk-asses in the face can hit you at any momen...
Destructoid review: Trapped: Undead Infection
My first thought when I heard about Com2uS’ iPhone title Trapped: Undead Infection was an odd one. Is it possible to be afraid of something in my phone? It’s a question I’ve nev...
Destructoid review: SPiN
Secret Exit’s SPiN thrives on the iPhone/iPod Touch platform. The game’s core gameplay mechanic -- spinning and rotating -- would never carry the weight that it does on another platfo...
Destructoid review: Retro
When I sat down to play Big Head Games’ Elefunk for the first time, I was unprepared. I didn’t realize that a physics-based game starring an elephant could have depth. It did, and I f...
Destructoid review: KamiCrazy
Fluid Pixel’s KamiCrazy is the story of shipwrecked soldiers, lost in a dangerous jungle. Their only goal is to leave this place, despite its lush surroundings. On the epic journey home, th...
Destructoid review: Rolando
After playing Hand Circus’ platformer Rolando at some length, I’m beginning to think that every game should feature color-rich palettes. Imagine if Gears of War (always the whipping b...
Destructoid review: Dropship
Finding a good mobile title, especially on Apple’s Application Store, can be quite the task. The iPod and iPhone platform is open to any developer for a small fee. As a result, the App Stor...
Freeverse invading the iPhone App store
This year’s Apple Worldwide Developers Conference may not have had the same bang as the “and one more thing” announcement of the iPhone, but we, at least, got a glimpse as to wh...
SNES emulator for iPhone looks promising
A few months back we came across a PlayStation emulator for the iPhone. It was a pretty nifty proof of concept, but as an actual gaming solution it looked to be pretty weak. There are too many b...
Destructoid review: Musika
When the word went out across the wire that we were being given a chance to review the latest title from the man behind Parappa The Rapper and Vib-Ribbon, every part of my body physically capable...
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