Hero Teams is a turn-based action strategy title for the iPhone, but you will probably recognize what all of that means a little better if I just say it's a lot like Worms. Basically, you put together a team of characters who get placed on a 2D map, and then you can throw, fire, and generally toss a bunch of different weapons at each other, blowing up the environment and your enemies until the best man wins. Unfortunately for Hero Teams, Worms already exists on the App Store, and since both games are just US99 cents, I don't have a lot to recommend this one over that one. But the look of the game is definitely different (it's sort of a hand-drawn thing, slightly above stick-figure level), and the levels are a little bit more close-quarters than Worms' were. The game also offers 50 different levels to play through, and Bluetooth Read More

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Worms 2: Armageddon [$4.99] is getting a bit bigger today. Developer Team 17 has just released a new expansion for the title called "Worms 2: Armageddon Battle Pack" across PSN and the iOS. The content, which is available on the App Store for $1.99, is packing new weapons, a new campaign, and a few new features. Specifically, Team 17 says that it adds a total of 30 new deathmatch levels, a new "Warzone" theme, a game-style called "Forts Pro," and a bunch of new weapons and items including "termites, ferrets and worship statues." The heftier PSN version of this update will be getting one more feature, a "Body Count" mode which pits you against an endless horde of enemies. To be crystal clear, we wouldn't suggest the average App Store hawk to go and grab this simply because Team 17 supports the title. In our original write-up of the game, we've Read More

In July of last year, Team17 released their classic artillery battle game Worms [$2.99/HD] onto the App Store. It was great to see such a beloved franchise hit iOS devices, but unfortunately the game was plagued with a number of problems. Performance was subpar even on a then-new and more powerful iPhone 3Gs, and fans complained of certain missing weapons and lack of online play. The game was updated a number of times which resulted in much improved performance, but the promise of additional weaponry and online matches never actually materialized, though they did add a very nice Bluetooth multiplayer mode to the game. Now Team17 has just released Worms 2: Armageddon [$4.99] to the App Store, and it essentially feels like what the first game was always meant to be. There is an incredible amount of weaponry in Worms 2, and local multiplayer with up to 4 players or 2 Read More

by Apple’s iPhone may mark a second golden age of computer gaming for a lot of reasons. The open marketplace means anyone can create a game; from major companies to just a couple of talented people in a garage. The result is a new boom in innovation, the likes of which we haven’t seen in about 20 years. Even with all the potential for innovation, maybe you still want to relive that first golden age of gaming. If you’re excited for how new tech can update the classics, then this list is for you: 10 of the greatest, most influential, straight-up classic computer games ever made, all available on and completely remastered for Apple’s handset, and in most cases also playable on the iPod touch and iPad. There are so many phenomenal PC game ports for the iPhone that we had a hard time narrowing it down to just 10. We Read More

21 ago Sono da poco disponibili diversi aggiornamenti per tante applicazioni presente in AppStore. In questo nuovo appuntamento con iSpazio App Updates,quindi, vediamo tutti i dettagli ed i changelog. .Tra i  tanti giochi Gameloft, uno dei più belli in assoluto resta sicuramente N.O.V.A (Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance), quello che possiamo definire come il più completo sparatutto in prima persona disponibile per iPhone. Da qualche minuto è stato pubblicato un nuovo update che risolve un piccolo problema presente nella precedente versione. [Link AppStore - 3,99€] . Worms è così famoso che non ha bisogno di tante presentazioni ma possiamo dirvi che si tratta di un gioco di strategia a turni nel quale dovremo abbattere la squadra avversaria di vermi, colpendoli con tantissime armi a disposizione. [Link AppStore - 3,99€] . MotionX GPS è una delle migliori applicazioni per tracciare percorsi ed avere mappe sul vostro iPhone/iPod Touch. Permette di scaricare le mappe per Read More

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One of the earliest game genres ever dating back to 1980 and the Apple II computer were turn based artillery games. They have gone a long way since then with the famous Worms series being the true pinnacle of evolution that set the bar for many years. It’s no wonder  the genre has seen numerous reinventions on the iDevice – from the legendary WORMS (iTunes) reincarnation of the 3D Iron Sight. And today I’m going to review Steam Wars – a steam-punk look on how the genre should be approached. Feel free to discuss this review of Steam Wars in our forums. Steam Wars is not exactly a canonical artillery game. Instead of a 2D landscape the opponents battle it out on small 3D planets. And I DO mean planets – they are spherical and you can easily end up walloping yourself on the back of the head if you overshoot your Read More

21 Jan 2010 alle 17:20 Produttore: Team17 | Download Link: AppStore | Prezzo: 3.99€ E’ disponibile un aggiornamento importante per , il famoso gioco del Team17 che abbiamo recensito qui. Vediamo insieme le novità della versione 2.0.1: . Worms è compatibile con iPhone e iPodTouch, richiede il firmware 3.1.2 o successivi ed è localizzata in Italiano, Olandese, Inglese, Francese, Tedesco, Giapponese, Spagnolo. Ringraziamo FRAtello91 per la segnalazione Read More

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10 Dec 2009 alle 13:30 Produttore: Team17 | Download Via: AppStore | Prezzo: 3,99€ E’ disponibile un aggiornamento maggiore per , il famoso gioco del Team17 che abbiamo recensito qui. Sono state apportate molte novità che migliorano ulteriormente il titolo. Vediamole tutte di seguito: Grazie FRAtello91 per la segnalazione in push Read More

There are few iPhone games that I will immediately buy. Most of the ones I do, however, are the classic games I played as a teenager. The iPhone/iPod touch is more than powerful enough to handle these games and it seems that there are many people like me who are keen to experience these classics again. So, here’s a roundup of modern ports of classic games. Only official ports of classic games are detailed here — clones and the like do exist but I had to draw a line in the sand. I’ve also included links to Wikipedia for those interested in the history of the games. The Video Arcade is where mainstream gaming began, and there are plenty of original ports from this era to re-live your youth shoving coins into cabinets. I’d still like to see BubbleBobble make an appearance here to completely satisfy my urges. Release Year: 1978Original Read More

Some videos have been circulating around the Internet and our forums of Sugar Devil Studios' upcoming game, Wizard Warfare. Aside from some great concept art, some cool looking screenshots, and a few mysterious movies, their web site doesn't have much information on it either regarding the actual gameplay. We got in touch with Niamh Kenny, one of the Wizard Warfare team members and got him to explain the game. Wizard Warfare is a turn-based artillery-style game similar to Worms [App Store] or Star Hogs [App Store] set in a fantasy environment with magic spells like "Flame of Desolation" and "Wanton Cruelty" instead of bazookas and missiles. Players will be able to play as one of six wizards and battle across five full 3D arenas using 33 different spells. Also included is a two player mode. Kenny sent us this video of a single turn in Wizard Warfare: Here is what is Read More

Worms finally arrives for the iPhone! Does it make momma and poppa versions proud? Run for cover as the original, award winning turn-based strategy game WORMS™ hits the App Store! With a selection of single player battles, up to 4 player multiplayer mode and plenty of ways to customize your team, Worms™ is high on entertainment and replay value! My Take I’d really like to say good things about Worms but sadly, at its current state, I cannot. This one feels rushed and is in need of extermination of all the nasty gremlins that programmers and designers point fingers at each other over.  Now that I got that off my chest, I did find an area of the game worth playing, and I did like it, but the games mechanics and lagging (especially on the tap to continue screen) just kill it for me. And then I was asked to review Read More

Team17 completely blew it with Worms for the iPhone (iTunes link). I was running around the house screaming my head off like my team had just won the Super Bowl when I found out Worms was coming to this handset. When I finally got to playing it, it was as though the clock was reset to 0:10 left and the opposing team just hit a last-minute field goal, crushing my hopes and dreams. That’s not to say the game didn’t have its pluses – it’s still Worms after all. But I will say that the game was riddled with various performance issues, drawbacks and inconsistencies that will undoubtedly infuriate any Worms fan. Those who never enjoyed the classic turn-by-turn strategy series known as Worms: stay away from the iPhone version. Stay far, far away. For people like me, who long to relive on the iPhone their childhood love affair with the Read More

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Worms is definitely one of the most requested titles that people wanted on the iPhone. Users all over wanted to get their fix of the turn-based mayhem created initially by the game Scorched Earth and honed to comical perfection by the PC game Worms. Well now the game has finally been ported to the iPhone and iPod touch and I must say, I've really never been more disappointed in a game. With all that could have been accomplished and the wonderfully gameplay that could have been achieved, Team 17 has seemingly decided to slap users in the face by providing a game that does not offer online multiplayer and struggles with framerate issues constantly. All of the amazing fun that was offered on the game before, like being able to connect computers or hop online and play a skirmish is gone with the port to the iPhone. Users can only play Read More