Posted August 29th, 2012 by Blake Grundman Our Rating: :: YELLOW FLAG
When racing games try to do too much, they rarely achieve their goals. Racing Legends is another case of not perfecting the core mechanics that can make a game great.
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Posted August 13th, 2012 by Ray Willmott Our Rating: :: FEW TRICKS BUT SOME TREATS
Unfortunately, hunting monsters won't pay the mortgage in these tough times, but thanks to this little title, players will get a chance to see what life would be like if it did
NuOxygen has just released “The Racing 3D Flight Simulator,” Ikaro Racing HD for iOS devices, and it’s looking pretty neat. Players will race through a diverse set of environments (and 22 tracks), from sprawling cities to winding canyons, jockeying for first place. It won’t be easy, but it makes winning that much more satisfying.
The game is designed to steadily increase in difficulty, so that players adjust naturally to the curve. It’s meant to be more pleasant than panic-inducing, with cameras that highlight the beauty of the landscape or the details of the planes so that the visuals can truly be appreciated. Of course, spending too much time drinking in the details are a good way to end up face-planting into an obstacle. A danger that becomes even more real when the dynamic weather system opts to replace those clears skies with a thunderstorm.
Ikaro Racing HD was designed with the iPad 2 in mind, but it’s also available for most other iOS devices. It just requires some tweaking in the options menu first. Aspiring air jockeys can grab it off of the App Store right now for free.
Logitech has created a wired keyboard for the iPad which is the first one made specially for use in the classroom. The Logitech Wired Keyboard for iPad is designed for easy connectivity by simply plugging it in, making it easier on students and teachers, and has a key lifespan of more than five million strokes. [...]