posted by Jacob Penderworth on Friday, March 2, 2012 at 10:16 am.   Originally submitted by Jacob We’re back with another weekly installment of iFans Weekly Deals, which highlights the best app, product and accessory deals that you can get your hands on for a limited time only! As always, we’ll update this post throughout the weekend if there are any new additions, so check back frequently. This week’s apps feature the Skyfire Web Browser for iPad and iPhone at only $2.99 and $.99, respectively, Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 2 for $.99, and more. In other deals, there’s a 23-inch Gateway monitor, a refurbished MacBook Air, and more. Check out the full list after the break! Read More

Although it was always a long shot, the news that Nintendo still has absolutely no plans to publish their games on any other platforms will have come as a disappointment to many.  But not to worry, as help is at hand for those who don’t mind substituting the real thing for a clone or two! Here are the first five in our top ten countdown of popular published-by-Nintendo games and their closest iOS equivalents: Easily the most recognizable of any Nintendo game, or perhaps of any video game, Mario is perhaps the hardest to clone without attracting the attention of the lawyers.  We reviewed Super World Adventures and found it to be a fun platform experience, with more than a little hint of Super Mario games of old.  It’s still available for free inside the App Store, and although we don’t want to tempt fate, it could be worth grabbing it Read More

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Following EA's lead of their massive 99¢ sale, quite a few other developers are slashing prices in hopes of being on the charts for the influx of new iPhone 4 owners powering up their devices for the first time today or tomorrow and checking out this "App Store" they've heard so much about. We're going to be putting together another "So you just got an iPhone..." post similar to the one we did last year for the launch of the 3GS, but in the meantime you might not want to miss some of these sales as there's no telling how long they will last: Of course there are always tons of sales taking place on the App Store, this is just a short listing of popular games with price drops. Head on over to AppShopper to see a list of popular games and all games with recent price drops. Quote: Originally Read More

Crash Bandicoot is back for his latest adventure in karting yet. The first game was one of the original kart racing games for the iPhone and helped push development of racing games to where it is now. With the release of a new app, Crash and the gang are racing through your device once more with updated graphics and a wide array of crazy power-ups and weapons. This time around, players will not only be able to race but actually participate in a bunch of new modes and challenges. Also available in this new version is a multiplayer mode where up to 4 players can race against each other. The game played extremely smooth on my phone with very little lag if none at all . The graphics have definitely been updated since the original app was released which was a welcome change. If you liked the first one you are Read More

By Ben Harvell on June 16th, 2010 Crazy carting game gets an update and a hefty price tag If you loved the madcap adventures of Crash and friends in Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D, you’ll be excited to hear that a sequel is now available that replaces the 3D in the title with a 2. Not only that, but a new adventure awaits players as well as the introduction of some much needed multiplayer action for up to four players, likely timed to coincide with Apple’s upcoming Game Center service. The sequel to one of the first console-to-iPhone ports asks a pretty steep $9.99 and weighs in at 71.8MB but has so far been receiving positive press. Some reviewers have mentioned a few bugs, however, but these will hopefully be ironed out in the next update. From what we’ve seen, CBNK2’s graphics look great and all the features of the original Read More

Crash is a long running series that almost anyone who has played games on a console will be familiar with. In many ways, this was Vivendi Games’ Mario – and it is worthy of that praise. If you have ever wanted Mario Kart on your iPhone, Activision if delivering for you with this game. This game is very much the hit title that Crash Bandicoot has always brought to its platforms, but read on for the details. Presentation Crash Kart is a great kart-racer for the iPhone. While the original was one of the App Store launch titles that enjoyed great success, it was lacking in the gameplay depth, graphical crispness, and general awesome, this game catapults into 2010 looking like a DS game, and playing just as well. You will be legitimately surprised when you dig through the different maps, cups, and gameplay modes and find hours worth of fun Read More

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App Store-Produzent Polarbit veröffentlicht den Fun-Racer Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 2 knappe 23 Monate nach dem ersten Teil. Unser ausführliches Review entstammt dem 22. Juli 2008. Ebenfalls beeindruckend: Das Entwicklerstudio Polarbit schraubte bereits vor der App Store-Eröffnung Rennspiele für iPhones mit Jailbreak. Der 3D-Racer ‘Raging Thunder’ verteilte sich über die inoffizielle ‘Installer’-Plattform zur damaligen Zeit 700.000 Mal, wie uns der Entwickler Tommy Forslund im Interview verriet. Zwei Jahre später findet sich Raging Thunder bereits in seiner zweiten Alliteration für das iPhone (3.99 €; App Store-Link) und das iPad (3.99 €; App Store-Link) im App Store. Dem Entwickler stärkt der zugkräftige Publisher Activision mittlerweile den Rücken. Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 2 weiß mit flotter Optik, (acht) umfangreichen Rennmodi für zehn Charaktere auf zwölf Rundkursen zu überzeugen. Es darf auch Online gegeneinander angetreten werden. Touch- und Neigungssteuerung finden Unterstützung. Die gegnerische KI nervt zum Teil mit unfairem Item-Einsatz. Über kleinere Stolpersteine ist hinwegzusehen, Read More

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Published: May 28, 2010 Comment         This sequel’s mascot character may ask for a premium price, but for that you get the closest thing to Mario Kart yet! Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D was Polarbit’s first foray into iPhone gaming, and one of the first high profile games to hit the AppStore when it debut back in 2008. By today’s standards it looks incredibly dated, with jagged low res graphics and limited gameplay… However it was still a fun if limited experience and offered a Mario Kart feel that, despite a pretty convincing April fool from last year (even if I do say so myself), lets face it will never come to Apple’s devices (emulation excluded). Fast forward to present day and Polarbit, in partnership with Activision, have pulled the rabbit out of the hat and produced a near perfect racer. First things first though don’t expect any originality here. Read More

Everything old is new again--or at least resurrected. This week's batch of new games includes an early arcade classic, the sequel to an early iPhone smash, and the martial-arts legend himself, Bruce Lee. Get your trigger fingers--er, screen thumbs--ready for all kinds of crazy action. Bruce Lee Dragon Warrior  This is a must-have for fans of fighting games, Bruce Lee brings incredibly fluid 3D motion capture to the experience. In other words, martial-arts smackdowns never looked so realistic. The game has five modes of play, including an interesting chapter-driven story mode. Alas, there's no multiplayer, at least for now, so you're stucking whooping AI butt. Price: $4.99. Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 2  The original Crash Bandicoot was among the first and most popular games for the iPhone. The sequel is more of the same kart-style racing on a dozen new tracks, but with one major improvement: multiplayer. Up to four players Read More

When it comes to racing games, nothing beats a good kart racer. You can have your Need for Speeds and your Gran Turismos, but there’s nothing quite like throwing a banana peel to cause your opponent to slip off the track or driving over boost pads to advantageously speed past your opponent to beat them at the last second.  That’s why today’s announcement from Activision has gotten me excited as Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 2 has made its way to the iPhone. Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 2 is a sequel to Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D and offers an all new adventure and multiplayer modes. Players will be able to race as Crash himself or one of nine other playable characters on 12 unique tracks. As is customary of most kart racers, you can expect a plethora of power-ups as well as weapons at your disposal to take your opponents down. Read More

27 May 2010 alle 17:25 Produttore: ActiVision | Download Via: AppStore | Prezzo: 7,99€ E’ finalmente arrivato il sequel di uno dei giochi più popolari dell’AppStore. La prima versione infatti, era già disponibile sin dal lancio del negozio virtuale di Apple nel 2008 ma adesso ritorna con un grafica rinnovata che promette molto più divertimento. Stiamo ovviamente parlando di Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D il giochino di mini-kart in cui dovremo scegliere un nostro beniamino e portare a termine i circuiti. Il gameplay è lo stesso, con tutte le particolarità che hanno reso celebre questo titolo. Potremo raccogliere scatoloni con armi speciali da utilizzare contro gli avversari per vincere la gara. E’ un gioco assolutamente allegro e divertente adatto ai giocatori di tutte le età. I personaggi da scegliere sono 9 e ci sono 12 tracciati del tutto nuovi e mai visti prima. Potremo anche gareggiare contro i nostri amici con Read More

By Nigel Wood, UKfor www.touchgen.com Published: May 27, 2010 Comment         Activision have released Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 2 for iPhone and iPod Touch… This sequel to Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D, released back in 2008, adds 12 new tracks and 4 cups, an adventure mode and 4 player online multiplayer. The presentation has been taken up a notch too. The original games tracks were a little featureless and the textures were low in resolution and quality. While the geometry is still a little low poly in this sequel, the tracks themselves are far more appealing. Look out for our review later this week. Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 2 is out now for the premium price of $9.99. get it on Remember to follow us on Twitter @TouchGEN Review disclosure: Any games reviewed on this page may have been provided to us by the developer for the purposes of this Read More

May 27th, 2010 James Isabel One of the iPhone launch titles was Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart. After Activision released this title, they remained quiet but since brought a slew of great titles including the just released Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 2 ($9.99): “This sequel to the popular, CRASH BANDICOOT NITRO KART 3D combines the same zany gameplay with a new adventure and multiplayer action.” Features We haven’t personally tried the title just yet but it looks like an awesome sequel. We’ll report back to you with a review. I just want to know, any early adopters out there? You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. Read More