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ONE
By ReviewTeam @ Monday, November 17, 2008 :: 0 Comments :: Article Rating :: Fighting

Every so often a game comes along that is of such visual impact that terms like Next Gen jump immediately to mind and it is declared - the One. One by Digital Legends for the N-gage 2.0 is such a game and has the promise of pulling the N-gage name out of the trash bin into the light of viability.

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World Championship Pool 3D - 2009
By ReviewTeam @ Saturday, November 08, 2008 :: 0 Comments :: Article Rating :: Sports
Pool games seem to be perfectly suited for mobile entertainment. After all, who wants to pay $50 to play pool, a graphically simple game, on a console or dedicated handheld? World Championship Pool by I-Play and Blade Interactive racks up a very nice 3D pool playing experience for your mobile device without making you put up big bucks. 

Unlike another recently released mobile pool game, Steve Davis Pool Star which continues to favor the overhead table view, World Championship Pool 2009 lets you rack em’ up in a dynamic 3D environment which adds a stroke of realism to the game. Think Midnight Pool 3D with sharper table graphics, more of a tournament feel and thankfully no “Sweet Home Alabama” ricocheting through your brain while you line up your shot.

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Photo Boxing 3D
By ReviewTeam @ Thursday, October 23, 2008 :: 1 Comments :: Article Rating :: Fighting
Have you ever felt like punching your boss? Photo Boxing 3D by Technobubble lets you live out this fantasy on your mobile device without getting fired. This unique offering blurs the line between fantasy and reality. Using photomapping technology, Photo Boxing 3D allows you to place people you know into a virtual game world by putting their face onto a nicely animated boxing opponent. It’s funny, odd and groundbreaking.

If you’ve played KO Boxing or Super Political Boxing you’ll be familiar with the game play. Face off with your opponent and pound away. When your opponent is your best friend, spouse or boss, you can imagine the added interest the bout may have.

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Knights of the Dark Edge
By ReviewTeam @ Tuesday, October 14, 2008 :: 0 Comments :: Article Rating :: Fighting
There seems to be a rush of mobile 3D fighting games hitting the market lately. Must be the state of the world. Fishlabs has released Gladiator, Sega has the retro Virtua Fighter and Techno Bubble, a Spanish company, has released perhaps the least publicized of these in KODE - Knights of the Dark Edge.  

KODE has by far the most stunning graphics, animation and sound of these three battlers. Mixing buxom babes, knights with big swords and some serious bloodletting, KODE makes for a pretty primal experience on your mobile phone.

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Rally Master Pro
By ReviewTeam @ Wednesday, October 08, 2008 :: 0 Comments :: Article Rating :: Racing
Rally Master Pro, one of 2008’s finest mobile offerings, is available for free from fishlabs.net, at least the first 9 races. Whether or not you will want to pop for the full games depends on how much of a challenge you want on your mobile phone. Nevertheless, don’t pass up this opportunity if you’re interested in mobile racing. 

Without having to worry about having other racers on the track with you, Fishlabs was able to use the extra resources to thoughtfully fine tune other areas of Rally Master Pro and give us features not found in any other mobile racer.

The first unique feature is a fantastic interactive replay after each race. When your trying to shave a half second off your time, the cool replay and multiple camera angles can really help. Rally Master Pro, so easy to pick up but hard to master, lets you use this replay feature as a tool to improve.  It looks so good you’ll wish you could save.
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Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D
By ReviewTeam @ Thursday, September 25, 2008 :: 0 Comments :: Article Rating :: Racing
Woo Hoo! As soon as that maniacal marsupial Crash Bandicoot spins onto your mobile screen with his trademark theme song you know you’re in for a wild and woolly ride. Vivendi Games Mobile and Polarbit have brought Crash and his cohorts to 3D life on your mobile device in Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D and in the process have sent a warning shot across the bow of Nintendo.
 
With more and more kids at a younger age walking around with more powerful cell phones with bigger and better screens the market is expanding exponentially for better 3D mobile games. One lap around N-Sanity Island will convince you that while Nintendo may lead the pack in casual on-the-go gaming, mobile devices have closed the gap and are poised for a strong second lap.
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MotoGP 2008
By ReviewTeam @ Friday, September 19, 2008 :: 0 Comments :: Article Rating :: Racing

I-Play has taken over the saddle from THQ Wireless for this seasons officially licensed MotoGP mobile racing game and added their own brand of hi-octane to this motorcycle franchise. Taking a high speed motorbike around a turn at 120 mph with only your kneecap and two credit card size pieces of rubber touching the ground has to be a hair-raising experience. MotoGP 08 seeks to simulate this on your mobile device and as such it does a remarkable job.

Modeling the actual riders, bikes and tracks from the 2008 GP international circuit, MotoGP 08 lets you race the entire 18 race championship. As you progress through the races the announcer tracks your accomplishments and disappointments giving you a real sense of connection to this hi-speed championship. The fact that the race tracks are faithful recreations of the actual layouts minus some elevation changes enhances and further draws you into the world of MotoGP.
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The Fast and the Furious: Pink Slip 3D
By ReviewTeam @ Friday, September 19, 2008 :: 0 Comments :: Article Rating :: Racing
The Fast and the Furious franchise, with 13 million copies sold, has unveiled its lasted model in The Fast and the Furious: Pink Slip 3D (also known as The Fast and the Furious Streets). I-Play has engaged Firemint to develop this edition and they have come up with the best looking Fast and Furious game to date.
 

Pink Slip does a good job of capturing the underground street racing scene as most of these races take place at night or in the early morning hours on the streets of Los Angeles, Miami and Tokyo. There are two modes of play, quick race and arcade or career where you bet your pink slip against other racers and unlock cars, tracks and four different types of races (street racing, drag racing, drifting and cop chase).   Pretty simple. Unfortunately, unlike The Fast and the Furious: Fugitive, there is no story to propel you through the game. Pink Slip is a stripped down racer that concentrates on racing.

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Asphalt 4 - Elite Racing
By ReviewTeam @ Friday, September 19, 2008 :: 0 Comments :: Article Rating :: Racing
What does the hottest 3D mobile racing franchise do after its lapped the field of contenders? It puts the pedal to the metal and tries to get further out of sight! The Asphalt series from Gameloft has never lost the lead in high-speed mobile racing and with the recent release of Asphalt 4 Elite Racing it unveils its latest road beast.
 
If you’ve played Asphalt 3 Street Rules you know what to expect. Gorgeous graphics, possibly the best ever seen on a mobile device, coupled with great sound FX and game play that combines the best of the Need for Speed and the Burnout series’ for consoles. All this being shoehorned into a multi-functional handheld cell phone amounts to a pretty impressive achievement.
 
Unbelievably, Asphalt 4 looks a little better than 3. The modeling of the cars appears smoother and more detailed and by the time you unlock the awesome Bugatti and Shanghai you’ll have to say your cell never looked better. Besides which, Asphalt 4 gives you a better way to enjoy this graphical goodness - a landscape mode! All mobile games need to offer this option to narrow the gap with the PSP.
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Assassins Creed HD
By ReviewTeam @ Friday, September 19, 2008 :: 0 Comments :: Article Rating :: Action

We are in the mist of exciting times in the development of 3D mobile gaming.  Game makers are probing at the capabilities of the newer mobile devices and creating richer more involving 3D game worlds.  Gameloft, at the forefront of this movement, now offers you Assassins Creed HD joining their stable of other cutting edge 3D titles like the Asphalt Series and Brothers in Arms/Earned in Blood.

If you played the original Assassins Creed released late last year, you know that it was an enjoyable 2D platform romp similar to many others found on mobile devices.  Once you play Assassins Creed HD however, you’ll know that HD can only mean one thing - huge difference!  Altair has gone 3D in a big way.  As the rotating camera sucks you into this world of sheiks, swords, harems and kings you will soon forget you were supposed to be boiling water or looking for your train stop.

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