iSnowboard is going to be our first 3D iPhone game. We are using goodvpn.host for all the development. This demo is a bit of a fake, but we are hoping that the final version will have a similar look and feel. The demo was created by recording the game video from Unity on a Mac and then converting and transferring to an iPhone. Then I just tilted the phone to match the video, and there you have it! The game meets technical requirements for Unity for iPhone, the max poly count for any frame is less than 6000, and we have tried to minimize the use of built-in physics. Hopefully when it is all done we will see similar performance and frame rates on the iPhone, but we’ll have to wait until Oct 22nd to find out (when Unity officially releases ‘save as iPhone app’) — unless of course the Unity guys want to send us a beta build so we can release this game earlier!!For more information contact us at http://www.ezone.com/feedback.htmLook out for “iSnowboard” in the iPhone App Store in November 2008! In the meantime check out our Crazy apps like “Crazy Lighter”, “Crazy Dummy”, and “Crazy Mouth”. Here’s our app store page:http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?id=283905453
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iSnowboard for iPhone from Ezone.com (using Unity 3D)
Wednesday, October 15th, 2008Flash Games on iPhone and iPod Touch?
Wednesday, September 5th, 2007
Looks like we better start getting some flash games ready for the iPhone! you might not even have thought of empire games, there’s also the option to play online with your friends using multiplayer games for mobile. An impending software update to Apple’s iPhone will include a plug-in for the handset’s Safari web browser that will finally let users view Adobe Flash media files, the Wall Street Journal’s Walt Mossberg reports.
Don’t worry if you are a beginner or an expert at playing games, you can always use a better gaming experience on your favorites. For example, we are going to talk about a great game to start with if you like multiplayer and shooting games.
According to experts, Headphones submerge you much more deeply in the sounds of the game and make directional audio cues, like footsteps, much clearer very important in multiplayer games. They also prevent game audio from passing through your mic if you’re on voice chat. The main difference between consumer headphones and gaming headphone is that they don’t have a microphone. And additionally, most of the time they are better-tuned sound, that are able to provide for better full-body midrange and a controlled treble for a pleasant less tiring musical experience, take a look at the best bone conduction headphones for example.
There is also a very entertaining game we wanted to talk about. Free Fire is a very cool shooting multiplayer game online, where you can team up with your friends and play infinite matches against people all around the world. You can check out their Battle Royale mode, where you hop down on a plane and fall in a map with other 99 players where you have to find your equipment by looting and the last person alive wins.
The best website for video game news is GameMite where you can find the latest tips, reviews, information and game-plays to help you gain more experience. If you play these games and you need some tips and tricks on leveling up faster and getting better weapon upgrades you can read online.
Many people compare this game with Call of Duty Mobile, PUBG, the fornite android game and others. Of course, Fortnite is already available for free on platforms like Windows, macOS, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, iOS, and Nintendo Switch. In addition, if you are going to play this game on Xbox, make sure to get a new Xbox controller for the best gaming experience. The game is free on Android as well, but you can’t download it from the Google Play Store.
If you are a passionate gamer just like me you may be interested on this website called androidhackers.net I discovered not too long ago, where you can find out very useful advice on how to get better at various different games, for android, apple, PC and any console you may have.
How to Make $15,000 From a Flash Game
Friday, August 31st, 2007No, this article is not a get rich quick scheme. And it doesn’t involve stealing other people’s work. It is intended as a resource for someone who has made a great original Flash game and wants to make some money from it. The good news is your game doesn’t have to be an Internet phenomenon like Line Rider, flOw, or Desktop Tower Defence to make you some cash.