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

May 4th 2010 at 7:00AM RAGE! TUAW (or The Unofficial Apple Weblog) is a website devoted to tips, reviews, news, analysis and opinion on everything Apple. © 2011 AOL Inc. All Rights Reserved. We value our readership, especially when we receive tips which help us write compelling content. Use this form to send us a tip. Note: Some fields are required. Read More

We really don’t need any more racing games right? While that may be true, check out this VASTLY improved sequel to one of the iPhone’s original racers… The original Raging Thunder was good but wasn’t great. Soon after that, the and the NFS‘s started pouring in. Polarbit comes back to the racing genre stronger and better than ever, ready to meet these big franchises face to face! Presentation Originally I played Raging Thunder before there was an AppStore . After playing that and then the official AppStore release, I can safely say that the overall experience has improved. Apart from the 3GS improvements, the game has a great sense of speed, tons of shortcuts, car damage and more. Controls It controls as you would imagine from the multiple racing games on the platform. Tilt to steer, tap the brake button to brake, and the boost button to, you know, boost. Something Read More

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Editor-in-Chief, iLounge Published: Thursday, March 11, 2010 Category: iPod, iPhone, and iPad Gems: Apps, Games + More Welcome to this week’s gaming edition of iPhone Gems! Though the biggest news of the week was Capcom’s release of Street Fighter IV for the iPhone, reviewed here, three other titles were also worthy of the spotlight in this roundup. All three are sequels to previously released and reviewed games, and all three include notable improvements over their predecessors, albeit with varying degrees of impressiveness. All three titles this week received our strong general recommendation, though one also received a lower rating on older iPhone and iPod touch hardware. Read on for all the details. Raging Thunder 2 While Polarbit’s September, 2008 arcade-style racing game Raging Thunder for the iPhone had its moments, we weren’t totally blown away by the $8 package. Flash forward to this week’s release of Raging Thunder 2 ($5), which Read More

March 8th, 2010 Phil Synowiec While you await our full reviews for the following games, we recorded some gameplay videos to hopefully help you decide whether these games are for you or not. Two different games but are equally awesome. Watch out for our full review on these games soon. For now, enjoy and watch these videos as many times you want! You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. Read More

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Finger-shift into gear 6 ladies and gents as Raging Thunder 2 squeals into the App Store AND the Android Marketplace. Swedish dev, Polarbit AB, had mad success with the first Raging Thunder, but its sequel has been rigged with better graphics, effects, even more single player missions and lots ‘n lots of upgrade possibilities. Polarbit, Raging Thunder 2 – $4.99 Piccies and press after the gap: Press Release Unfasten your seatbelts and abandon everything you know about safe driving as Raging Thunder 2, sequel to the most popular mobile racing game of all time, arrives today on iPhone and Android. From Polarbit, a leading developer of high-end 3D games and middleware for mobile phones, comes the most intense, high-speed reckless driving experience ever. Featuring online, cross-platform multiplayer, Raging Thunder 2 allows players to challenge strangers around the world to heart pumping racing action whether on an iPhone or Android phone. Get behind the wheel Read More

La segunda parte del trepidante juego de coches en 3D esta ya disponible en la AppStore. Raging Thunder te invita a conducir tus coches a través de multitud de escenarios como playas tropicales, montañas nevadas y templos abandonados. Podras compar nuevos coches que esten a la altura de tus más fuertes competidores y así poder batirlos en cualquiera de las carreras que disputeis. Los desarrolladores prometen sensación de velocidad durante el juego, controles intuitivos y modo multijugador a través de red local. Tiene buena pinta, así que si os gustan los juegos de coches, no dudeis en probarlo. Precio: 3,99$ Read More

Apple has been doing a lot of spring cleaning in the App Store. They recenlty removed all apps that were “overtly sexual,” and as of today, any wi-fi locators are also getting the boot. Raging Thunder 2 lets you cross over and play with the dark side. Multiplayer mode lets you race against other iphone users, but what’s even more fun, is that you get to race against Android users as well. Accessory Alley: We announced the winner from last week!! Plus started a new giveaway open to everyone!! Leave a comment here or become a YouTube subscriber and post on comment on today’s show on YouTube for your chance to win. Read More

Daniel is a Jersey boy, born and raised. He currently lives in the Northern NJ area, close to New York City. He prides himself in being known as a geek and knows his way around technology. He’s the kind of person that if he can’t figure out a solution to a tech problem, it’ll keep him up at night. Daniel has experience in editorial from his previous work with Ziff Davis Media. With a strong background in the journalism field, he’ll chime in from time to time on IntoMobile to share stories of interest with the IntoMobile readers. Read More