Advertisements Rovio has released a new video to its YouTube account, in an attempt to create a buzz for the upcoming release of Angry Birds: Space, set to hit an Android device near you on March 22nd — if you still give a hoot about Angry Birds, that is. After this long, I often times […]
Advertisements Earlier this week, Game Insight announced the arrival of My Clinic for Android. Within 24 hours, the game climbed to the top of the “Trending Apps” list on Google Play. If you’ve yet to hear of My Clinic, this is one free game you might want to check out, especially if you enjoy challenging, […]
Advertisements If side-scrolling games are your thing, you’ll be glad to hear about the latest release from Lycetter Bros, called “SteamPilot” — a pretty cool indie 2D side-scroller, in which you have to catch fireflies during the night and use their flames to keep the lanterns of your city lit.
Advertisements Electronic Arts has released an age-old classic onto Google Play. Starting today, NBA Jams is available for some nostalgic b-ball action, backboard breaking dunks and electrifying spin moves.
Advertisements It looks as though Gameloft has quietly published a new game, though it is unavailable on Google Play just yet. You can’t even get this game from the Android section of GL’s store. Have no fear though, as there is always a workaround and we’ve got info on how you can grab GL’s newest […]
Advertisements Imangi Studios has announced that popular Temple Run Android version will be landing in Google Play store as a free game on March 27. Game Description: Temple Run challenges players to test their reflexes as they race down ancient temple walls and along sheer cliffs. With endless gameplay, players collect coins as they jump, […]
Advertisements Qualcomm today announced the addition of four new popular games to the Snapdragon GamePack. Launched before CES, QSG contains more than 100 featured games for Snapdragon-enabled Android smartphones and tablets.
Advertisements HTC is likely to be the second manufacturer after Sony Ericsson (now Sony) to get PlayStation certification for its Android smartphones and tablets. According to a report in Pocket Lint, an announcement in this regard is likely to be made at the upcoming Mobile World Congress.