Aquí tenéis un nuevo con títulos muy suculentos, como el recién salido Grand Theft Auto 3, Las aventuras de Tintín, Fifa 12, o el genial Neuroshima Hex. Aprovechad antes de que vuelvan a su precio original. Resto del listado después del salto. Read More

Ice T once said, “I’m on the front line, and I am a rapper.” He’s also said, “I have to grow my audience.” The latter is something most game publishers can get on board with, while the former is... well, an Ice T quote. Regardless, we see the attempts to draw more people in every single day. Why, actually, Capcom is in the thick of fleshing out its audience right now with a new sale that sees four of its most high profile titles reduced to 99 cents. Here’s the list: We’re not sure, exactly, when the sale will end or if other titles will join the mix at a later date, but it’s probably best to just be safe and gobble up these titles ASAP if you’re in the mood for any of them. Personally, I think SFIV is the best of the bunch. I played this game already on Read More

The great Death Rally (which, disclaimer, I'm in as a cameo) is also on sale for 99 cents, and there might be a few other sales from the weekend still poking around: Army of Darkness Defense is still free, for example. If you're interested in one of those, better grab it quick! Read More

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Posted 03/01/2011 at 12:37pm | by Adam Berenstain This Nero doesn’t fiddle when trouble strikes. Devil May Cry 4 Refrain offers demon slaying on the go, but falls short in the devilish fun department. As Nero, you’ll solve simple environmental puzzles, collect red orbs to gain new abilities, and slaughter monsters with your trusty sword and sidearm. The Devil Bringer power lets you mix things up by dragging enemies toward you to finish them off in acrobatic fashion. It’s visceral good fun, but enemies obligingly wait for you to find them in the otherwise empty, boxy locations of Refrain’s 10 short missions, and the hunt quickly feels rote. Battling oversized bosses breaks up the routine, but even these fights can be won with a lot of button-mashing thanks to unlimited continues. Together, these shortcomings (and an automatic camera that consistently keeps the third-person action at arm’s length) rob the game of Read More

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It was just a couple of weeks ago that Capcom Mobile unleashed Devil May Cry 4 Refrain [$4.99] into the App Store. This mobile version of the 2008 console game featured merely average visuals and repetitive level designs, but really nailed the controls and combat system. There was just something very satisfying about beating up on the many baddies in the game and pulling off stylish combos, and despite its few drawbacks we enjoyed Devil May Cry 4 Refrain in our review. One other aspect to the game that was underwhelming was its length. The 10 levels in the game could be completed fairly quickly, and although there was incentive to go back and replay levels to earn a better grade it still left us with the feeling that we wanted more. Capcom had promised updating Devil May Cry 4 Refrain with a new playable character, series mainstay Dante, and last Read More

Für den einen oder anderen immer wieder überraschend: Smartphones enthalten mehr private Daten, als sich das die meisten Benutzer vorstellen können. Von einer vollständigen Verschlüsselung des mobilen Systems sind wir noch weit entfernt. Das Frauenhofer-Institut zeigt wie aus Angreiferperspektive mit vollem Dateizugriff (Jailbreak) bestimmte Datenbereiche (Wlan-Passwort oder VPN-Zugänge) zugänglich sind. Andere Daten (Kennwörter für E-Mail-Konten oder den Safari-Browser) ließen sich unter iOS 4 dagegen nicht bespitzeln. Das iPhone ist im umfassenden IT-Kontext eine beliebte Beispiel-Hardware. Für Laptops oder andere Smartphones mit anderem Betriebssystem sieht der Zugriff mit Root-Rechten ähnlich verbesserungswürdig aus. Valentinstag-Ausverkauf: Viele große Spiele-Publisher sind mit an Board – diesmal überraschenderweise ohne Dauer-Rabatthörnchen EA. …ach, Stopp! Electronic Arts kloppt im US-Store gerade alles für 79-Cent raus… Hierzulande vergünstigt und (!) erwähnenswert: Titel von Gameloft (App Store-Link), Capcom (App Store-Link) oder Namco Bandai (App Store-Link) iPhone iPad Verdammt clever: Populäre Anime-Charaktere hinter Sets von Programm-Puzzle-Icons zu verstecken, und damit sammelwütigen Fans Read More

Posted 02/10/2011 at 9:10am | by Andrew Groen There's officially no good reason to pay more than 99 cents for any game on the App Store this month. We always thought Valentine's Day was the kind of holiday that specialized more in cheap pink teddy bears than smartphone software, but apparently we were wrong. The past couple of weeks have been positively flooded with huge iOS video game sales from major publishers, and now Sega, Capcom, and Namco are getting in on the action. Some of their very best games are included so check out the full list. Listen up, fellas and ladies, sure you could go to the shop this Valentine's Day and get your special someone a ho-hum set of bad flowers and some fluffy pink polyester that will be sure to make them feel completely average. Or you could surprise them with an onslaught of totally awesome games Read More

Brothers in Arms 2, Driver, Sonic, Shinobi III, Resident Evil 4, Devil May Cry 4 : voici des exemples de Hits Gameloft, Sega et Capcom massivement bradés pour une durée limitée ! Il n'y a pas de temps à perdre, ces promotions ne dureront pour certaines "que" jusqu'au 14 février !La liste des jeux en promotion à 0,79 € : CHEZ CAPCOM : Street Fighter IV, ici sur l'App Store Dead Rising Mobile, ici sur l'App Store Devil May Cry 4 Refrain, ici sur l'App Store Phoenix Wright, ici sur l'App Store Resident Evil 4 (iPad), ici sur l'App Store Mega Man II, ici sur l'App Store CHEZ SEGA : Altered Beast, ici sur l'App Store ChuChu Rocket, ici sur l'App Store ChuChu Rocket HD (iPad), ici sur l'App Store Columns, ici sur l'App Store Ecco the Dolphin, ici sur l'App Store Golden Axe, ici sur l'App Store Gunstar Heroes, ici Read More

Street Fighter news that doesn’t involve its appearance on the Nintendo 3DS is at a premium as Nintendo rushes its next handheld to market, so I’m pleased to report on this little story which involves something quite different: Street Fighter IV [$.99] for the iPod and iPhone is now being sold for under a dollar. That’s like nine bucks worth of savings for a competent fighting game on a touch screen device. Not bad, right? But, wait, there’s more savings to go around. Capcom has also slashed the prices of several of its titles to the one-dollar mark. Here’s the full list: Capcom Arcade (In-app arcade machine purchases are 99¢) Capcom notes in the new game descriptions that talk about the sales that these deals won’t “last forever,” suggesting the usual one-week kind of sale, but not really confirming the stretch the marketing folks plan to play the App Store charting Read More

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When I think of Valentine’s Day I think of Cupid prancing around, shooting his arrows into people to help them fall in love, couples planning their days out with brunches, picnics, and an elegant dinner at a 5 star restaurant. I also think of the rest of you poor bastards who say that you’re fine with being single and you prefer your independence rather than reporting in with someone on everything you do, but let’s face it, you just haven’t found the right person yet. Instead of staying home and being miserable watching RomComs while eating a bucket of Turkey Hill ice cream, you can stay home and celebrate your independence by playing games all weekend long. If playing some fine iOS games is your idea of a good time, then you’ve come to the right place as a both EA Mobile and Gameloft have dropped the prices of their iOS Read More

Company: Capcom Price: $2 Compatible: iPhone, iPod touch, iPad Editor-in-Chief, iLounge Published: Monday, February 7, 2011 Category: Games - iPad, iPhone + iPod If this hasn't already started thanks to the success of Rovio's Angry Birds, Firemint's Real Racing, and Gameloft's N.O.V.A. -- and the decline of Sony's and Nintendo's handheld platforms -- there will almost certainly be a point at which Apple's iOS devices become the primary target platforms for console game developers' latest handheld releases. When that day comes, we'll all look back on titles such as Capcom's Devil May Cry 4 Refrain ($2) and laugh -- first at the idea that major companies would knowingly release cell phone-quality dreck for such popular devices, and then that they'd risk damaging their most popular game franchises in the eyes of millions of players. As with several other high-profile Capcom App Store titles, this game falls so short of the original Read More

Last month we went hands-on with Capcom’s mobile version of Devil May Cry 4. The game missed its intended late January release, but last week Devil May Cry 4 Refrain [$1.99] finally hit the App Store. In a post-Dead Space [$6.99/HD] world, where we’ve seen what is possible in bringing a console-like experience to iOS with an original storyline to boot, it’s hard to get terribly excited for Devil May Cry 4 Refrain. Story-wise it’s essentially a retelling of the console game with static cutscenes and text, and visually there is a lot to be desired. Still, the action is solid (though repetitive) and the virtual controls work really well. If you’re a fan of the Devil May Cry series and are looking for a version you can squeeze into your pocket, then Devil May Cry 4 Refrain satisfies. The game takes place over 10 levels which each consist of interconnected Read More

If you’re after an App Store bargain this weekend, then here are a few which certainly fit the bill! Firemint have reduced their three Real Racing games to far more manangeable prices, and are certainly worth a go thanks to their excellent graphics and decent control system. Continuing the automotive theme is Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, which gets a 50% reduction to celebrate the Chinese New Year.  Both the iPhone and the iPad version are reduced, and you’ve got until Sunday to grab either one for this price. Joining the above titles on sale this weekend are several Adult Swim titles, all of which have been reduced to $0.99/£0.59, including: Next up we have Capcom’s Devil May Cry 4 Refrain, which has been treated to a special limited time discount: If photography apps are your thing, then take a look at TrueHDR.  The app has been updated to version 2.2 Read More

Licence majeur de Capcom, la série Devil May Cry fait donc son arrivée sur iPhone/iPod Touch, avec l’adapation de son 4è opus. Comme sur console, vous incarnerez dans cet épisode Nero en lieu et place du traditionnel Dante.BlogiPhone vous avait annoncé cette arrivée sur l'App Store pour la fin janvier. Capcom a presque respecté son engagement. Devil May Cry 4 refrain restitue 10 niveaux du jeu d'origine, et vous fera affrontrer 8 boss. La jouabilité particulière du jeu a nécessité un gros travail puisque désormais tactile. La fiche iTunes indique que le jeu tire profit du Game Center et de l'écran Retina, bien que les captures présentées ne sont pas du plus bel effet. A voir, plus tard, lors d'un test. Devil May Cry 4 refrain est disponible sur l'App Store à 1,59 €. Un prix de lancement annoncé pour un temps limité par son éditeur, Capcom. Il était prévu à Read More