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Published by: ICS Mobile, Inc

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Price: FREE!
Current Version: 1.4
Released: 2009-09-28

What's New

"Happy New Year From ICS Mobile"

-In this build you will find a direct link to "Navy Patrol Coastal Defense Zero" which is The "Free"Version of the NPCD Premium supported by Ads, Chapter I is available its entirety and You can unlock all chapters and Special Turrets by downloading other free apps!!

- In 2010 Get ready for "Modern Pirates: D.S.R" which will be a Unique Realtime Local and Online Multiplayer Strategy Application with a TWIST!

- A couple of Bug fixes in this version but you should switch to Navy Patrol Costal Defense for the full experience FREEEEE!!!

App Description

"Happy New Year From ICS Mobile"

Search The App Store for "Navy Patrol Coastal Defense Zero" which is the free Full Version of Navy Patrol Coastal Defense

Also to celebrate the new year NPCD premium will be 99cents (reg $4.99) for the last week of 2009, download NPCD Zero first to see if it the App floats your boat!

NPCD Top App Store Ranking:

#10 Strategy

#21 Arcade

#53 Games

What to expect in 2010 from ICS:

-Achievements coming soon!

- Moder Pirates:D.S.R

A New and Unique Local & Online Realtime Mutiplayer Strategy game with a big twist!

App Screen Shots

(click to enlarge)

App Changes

May 06, 2011 New version 1.4

September 28, 2009 Initial Release

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Featured in PC Magazine Top 100 Sites of 2009 in Upcoming Tech Sites.


	Reviews Blog New Apps Price Drops Top 148 Our Favorites Howto About App Detail » Navy Patrol: Coastal Defense Lite Published by: ICS Mobile, Inc + Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Price: FREE! Current Version: 1.4 Released: 2009-09-28 Share This:Tweet Note: This app may not currently be available in the App Store. This information is maintained on this page for historical purposes. Last seen: What's New "Happy New Year From ICS Mobile" -In this build you will find a direct link to "Navy Patrol Coastal Defense Zero" which is The "Free"Version of the NPCD Premium supported by Ads, Chapter I is available its entirety and You can unlock all chapters and Special Turrets by downloading other free apps!! - In 2010 Get ready for "Modern Pirates: D.S.R" which will be a Unique Realtime Local and Online Multiplayer Strategy Application with a TWIST! - A couple of Bug fixes in this version but you should switch to Navy Patrol Costal Defense for the full experience FREEEEE!!! App Description "Happy New Year From ICS Mobile" Search The App Store for "Navy Patrol Coastal Defense Zero" which is the free Full Version of Navy Patrol Coastal Defense Also to celebrate the new year NPCD premium will be 99cents (reg $4.99) for the last week of 2009, download NPCD Zero first to see if it the App floats your boat! NPCD Top App Store Ranking: #10 Strategy #21 Arcade #53 Games What to expect in 2010 from ICS: -Achievements coming soon! - Moder Pirates:D.S.R A New and Unique Local & Online Realtime Mutiplayer Strategy game with a big twist! App Screen Shots (click to enlarge) App Changes May 06, 2011 New version 1.4 September 28, 2009 Initial Release Other Apps From ICS Mobile, Inc Advertisement Featured Apps Advertisement Advertise Here Featured in PC Magazine Top 100 Sites of 2009 in Upcoming Tech Sites. Copyright © 2008-2013 Steel Media Ventures. 148Apps is an independent publication of Steel Media Ventures that has not been authorized, sponsored, or approved by Apple Inc. O.A.T.S. Member Site iPhone App Reviews \| iPhone News \| iPhone App Price Drops \| New iPhone Apps \| iPhone Accessories Store \| iPhone App RSS Feeds Top iPhone Accessories Top Free iPhone Apps \| Top Free iPhone Games \| Top Paid iPhone Apps \| Top Paid iPhone Games \| Top Paid iPhone Games About 148Apps \| Contact Us \| Advertising \| Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, Disclosures \| Why 148?