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First Impressions of Resident Evil 4 on iOS
Resident Evil 4 comes to iOS today, and we've taken video of the entire free portion that is available to let you see it in action and get a sense of how this new version fares. The short version is, this game feels an awful lot like the port job of Resident Evil Village, albeit with a modern classic, as opposed to a game that feels like a dated also-ran.
Read on below if you want more detailed perspective on Resident Evil 4 on iOS. Otherwise, you can look through the video to see it in action along with some light captions reflecting on the play session.
Resident Evil Village review
First Impressions of Resident Evil Village on iOS
Apple talked a big game about bringing bigger (ahem) games to mobile at last year's WWDC, and the first title they touted as part of this effort is finally out. Capcom's Resident Evil Village is out now on the App Store and is a complete mobile port of the original game.
I've gotten my hands on it and put a decent amount of time into the spooky survival-horror game, getting just a bit past the title's "free-to-start" section and I recorded most of that experience in the video above. Because of Capcom's rules about sharing gameplay, the video also has editorial captions about what I think of the game, but I'll also outline some more thoughts below.
TEPPEN guide - The three best decks in TEPPEN right now
TEPPEN’s unique take on the collectible card game genre is exciting. It’s just over a week old, but that isn’t stopping lots of folks from speculating about the long-term viability of the game, as well as changes and additions that will happen over time.
In the days since release, though. One thing is becoming clear. TEPPEN’s first set of top tier decks have emerged, and boy are they dominant. In checking out any community talking about TEPPEN, there are three main deck types that anyone is talking about, and it’s because they’re extremely powerful, to the point that many think some rebalancing is in order. See below for which decks we’re talking about:
TEPPEN review
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Street Fighter IV Champion Edition review
Street Fighter IV: Champion Edition lands on iOS today
Street Fighter IV: Champion Edition finally launched on the App Store today. This latest mobile entry in the Street Fighter series brings some much needed updates to the game, as other iOS titles in the franchise are certainly showing their age. The game is essentially a reboot of Street Fighter IV, but makes a bunch of changes to bring the game up to the modern day.
Apollo Justice Ace Attorney review
Sound the Horn - Monster Hunter Freedom Unite is on Sale Through April 11
Exciting news for wannabe Monster Hunters everywhere -Monster Hunter Freedom Unite is 33% off from now until April 11! Feel the rush as you and your friends try to bag the big one. Build up your hunter's armaments by completing quests and equipping them with new weapons and armor. The game is optimized for iOS and hasMFi Game Controller support to make for a better hunting experience.
Hunt the biggest, baddest creatures of all time inMonster Hunter Freedom Unite, on sale now for $9.99.
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies Review
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies Coming to the US App Store "Very Soon"
At some point "very soon," Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies will be making its way to iOS. It's already live on the Japanese App Store, so it's just a matter of waiting and seeing when us Western gamers can enjoy the delights.
Previously solely a 3DS game, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies is the fifth game in the Ace Attorney series, with you having to solve various court cases by gathering up evidence and determining contradictions in witness statements. I've played the 3DS version and it's excellent. We can only hope that the iOS version comes to our virtual shores very soon.
We'll be sure to keep you in the know.
Monster Hunter Freedom Unite - Tips, Tricks, Cheats, and Strategies for New Hunters
So suit up, grab your gear, and get ready to lay the smack down on to very large critters!
So You Want to be a Hunter?
The first step to getting anywhere in Monster Hunter is figuring out what type of weapon (or weapons) will work for you. There are quite a lot to choose from - 11, in fact - and each one is different. The best way to try them all out is at the Training School.
- In order to access the Training School you’ll need to first speak to the village chief (the elderly woman by the fire). To find her, just head up/North from your home. Once that’s finished you can find the Training School on the opposite side of the Guild Hall.
- Select the Beginner School, read through the basic Hunter Info, then you’ll be able to select Weapon Usage.
- Weapon Usage will allow you to try out every single category of weapon in the game. You’ll be given a temporary set of equipment, and an item box full of handy items at the start. The weapons you use are decent, and the tasks are simple - just enough to give you a sense of how the weapon functions.
- The distinctions between each of the 11 weapon classes are too numerous to go into in a beginner’s guide, but an important thing to remember is that there are two main groups: Melee and Ranged. Both groups utilize completely different types of armor, so make sure to keep that in mind when crafting new gear.