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+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadA board game that sticks to what it made it a success, but may fall victim to a lack of audience.
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The title is planned to launch on iOS and Android this fall, wit hNintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita versions coming early next year. What makes this so cool is that all versions of the game will be able to play together simultaneously. Taking things even one step further, there will also be a Facebook version of the game as well, that can also be used to take part in the action. Suddenly the concept of playing games with friends became even more enticing. Have fun ignoring all those game requests from family members and former classmates!
Monopoly zAPPed relies upon special credit cards that can be scanned with an iOS device. Keeping up with the 21st century focus on using plastic rather than cash to spend, these devices automatically transfer funds between players’ accounts once swiped. A selection of mini games also stem from the app which can help players escape jail and jail fines. It all makes for a fun twist on the traditional Monopoly experience and is bound to keep fans happy. The app is available now and is free to download. Although, bear in mind that the Monopoly zAPPed board game is required to use it fully. FREE! ![]() iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Released: 2012-05-11 :: Category: Games Here’s an app that easily makes me ravenously hungry. It’s Hasbro’s Easy-Bake Cupcakes!. It’s a cute app that lets people make, bake, decorate, eat and share virtual cupcakes from their iOS device.
9 different cupcake batters are available with 17 types of frosting, 15 types of decorations, 9 kinds of plates and 6 tablecloths. That’s a heck of a lot of choice. As is quickly apparant, Easy-Bake Cupcakes! is an ideal app for kids. Adults may well be cynical enough to notice the corporate advertising within but will still no doubt quite like to eat cupcakes after messing around with the app. For kids though, this is a fun way of ‘creating’ cakes. They can even share their creations via email or Facebook afterwards. It’s out now and it’s free. FREE! ![]() + Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Released: 2011-09-20 :: Category: Lifestyle
Priced at $2.99, Bop It! HD offers everything we all know and love about the original Bop It! game. Fast reactions and careful listening are vital in order to succeed with the choice of playing alone or teaming up with friends in the new All Play mode, only available in this iPad incarnation. Multi-touch controls and the accelerometer ensure that the only restriction here is the player’s ability to react in time. 4 different modes, Classic, Basic, Extreme and Blitz, keeps the action feeling fresh. Players can even unlock Bopjects as they progress. All the fun with a cool modern twist. The ideal way to entertain the kid and at a mere $2.99. Check it out now. Pictureka! ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadThe game is fair, but the presentation is terrific - if you can stand all of the noise. Read The Full Review »
Hasbro today has announced their foray into the 3D market with a device that is unlike any other in the app world. Instead of coming up with a 3D hologram gimmick, Hasbro, reportedly in collaboration with Apple, is releasing a fairly massive accessory called My3D. With the device, Hasbro, the toy making giant, is promising three dimensional gaming, realistic virtual travel, and seemingly tangible interactive entertainment. The device itself looks like a fairly large pair of blue binoculars with a slot to hold an iPhone or iPod Touch. Interestingly, the device is planned to spur an entire 3D segment of the App Store, with some large developers already signed up to work with the device. Dreamworks Animation, with its new hit “Megamind,” has signed on, and 3D video content from Sony, the Discovery Channel, and IMAX will be coming shortly. Hasbro is also working with the Los Angeles Convention and Vistors Bureau to 3D travel experiences to the touristy places around LA. “The idea of being able to be somewhere in Los Angeles, in this 360-degree environment, to be in the shark tank, to be able to swim with the fish and chase after the fish. These are really breakthrough immersive experiences,” said Brian Goldner, president and CEO of Hasbro. No word yet on the release date, but with Apple’s support in the development process I’d expect for the My3D to be sitting on the shelves of Apple Store’s soon. Here’s hoping that the My3D doesn’t go the way of the Virtual Boy… the last in-your-face consumer 3D product that I can remember. Dominion HD In-Depth ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadDominion HD is the best Risk clone currently available for the iPad. Be warned - you'll get addicted. Read The Full Review » Ludo Board Game for iPad ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadIf you're looking for a clone of Sorry or Trouble to play with your kids on the iPad, this might do the trick - just don't expect to be wowed. Read The Full Review » Maxi Dice for iPad ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadIf you just can't wait for Hasbro to release a Yahtzee game for the iPad, Maxi Dice is an option, though more expensive than it should be. Read The Full Review » Trivial PursuitiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadTrivial Pursuit for the iPhone is a faithful recreation of the classic board game that sold ten kajillian copies. Fortunately for us, the difficulty has been ramped down a bit from the original, evil blue boxed version but is a bit harder than some of the more modern creations. With it's nice game balance, new gameplay options, and inviting animation, Trivial Pursuit is a real winner. Read The Full Review » ScrabbleiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadScrabble's most recent update—the full-fledged integration of Facebook Connect—adds some competition to what was already a great word game. While the port does have plenty of flaws, it's still the same amazing game of strategy, luck, and knowledge that's been an incredible success for decades. Read The Full Review » |