For about $328 you can get a very hot PSP replacement, Sony Ericsson F305, a gaming phone that may at some times deserve a “PSP Phone” label. If you’re a Nintendo Wii fan, you’ll get used to the control system of this device in no time, since it relies on motion sensor technology. F305 uses its camera to recognize the user’s...
For those of you who are non-believers when it comes to the famous PSP Phone, know that there’s a video lurking on the web, showing a real PSP Phone in action. Here it is, caught in the video below and we’ve stumbled upon it just now, since it was posted as an answer to the “20 PSP Phone concepts” video, created by our friends...
Looking to outrun the cops using only an iPhone? Well, you can do it now thanks to NFS Undercover, that gets ready to hit the iPhone. Here’s a video preview of the very hot racing title gone mobile: The graphics are pretty cool, considering that this is a handset we’re talking about, but I’m not so sure I’d enjoy controlling...
After seeing the N-Gage version of Metal Gear Solid, we found out that Konami’s hit will make it to the iPhone, bearing the name of MGS Touch. Konami Japan announced that they’ll release a couple of great titles for the iPhone/iPod Touch, among which there are DanceDanceRevolution S Lite, Frog, Silent Hill: The Escape and Metal Gear Solid...
Good news for mobile gamers: Metal Gear Sold Mobile is now available on N-Gage platforms for about $10 and you can already check out some screenshots from the title below. MGS Mobile is part of a long running series of tactical espionage action games, which was spawned in 1987 and is at its peak in 2008, thanks to titles like Metal Gear Solid 4, which...
Thousands of games for the iPhone/iPod Touch have invaded the App Store, making them the most downloadable pieces of software available online through Apple’s service. This growth is due to the fact that developers finally got a chance to use that little bit of openness allowed by Steve Jobs and co when it comes to creating games for their mobile...
You should probably know by now that there’s a hidden video-out feature in iPhone 2.2 that can be exploited to get some decent gaming out of Apple’s handset. This is what happened when Ars Technica and Freeverse got to play with a Moto Chaser hack and make the game viewable on their TV screen. Landscape mode is enabled, but those TV resolutions...
In case you didn’t know, phones have evolved so much that they allow you to play FPS hits like Quake 3, even supporting on-phone servers and Bluetooth mice and keyboards. I’m talking about Nokia’s N95 8GB, E90 and N82, who are now officially the best gadgets to take with you on holiday, in order to start a multiplayer deathmatch. Also,...
Crash Bandicoot fan? I sure am, having played the first PSX instalments of the game and the recent next-gen console ones, but still oldies can pack a punch. This is proved by Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D, which, surprisingly enough runs on Nokia E90, as you can see in the video below. Also, notice that it runs in full screen mode with 3D acceleration...
