Tapulous’s new version of TTR is out, released yesterday into the App Store for 0.99$. This version has an all new look and design to it, and looks to be the best of the three complete Tap Tap versions. Some of the new features include: Read the rest of this entry »
This new installment of the iPod/iPhone app reviews gives you a new spin on mini racing. Nano Rally, coming it at a cheap 0.99$. The only thing that is not small about it is the file size, a hefty 57.5MB of space. For most users, we can fit that without any problem. The app itself is a keeper, a fun race game that can really truly be addicting. The company that produced it, Read the rest of this entry »
When you think of going to a baseball game, people always have their own things they enjoy when they go: eating peanuts, the 7th inning stretch, eating a brat, and what I enjoy most. I enjoy using an old-fashioned scorecard to keep track of what each player does at the plate, and where they hit, to what base they got, and so on and so forth. Lately, I’ve been using this app while watching games at home, just for the fun of it. The application on the iPod Touch/iPhone called Read the rest of this entry »
I am going to bring iPod Touch/iPhone sports application reviews back to the site, just for those of you out there that have one and don’t wanna waste your money on bad games. This game is not a bad game at all. In fact, the company (Skyworks Interactive) has about 15 sports type applications that you should look at. The cost is awesome for the quality of game you get (usually full versions run from .99 to 2.99). They also have lite versions of the application that you can try some parts of the games for free, and if you like you can upgrade to the paid version. (Click on picture below to by from iTunes App Store)
The air hockey app is a tough one to find out there. There are lots of them, and they have small differences between all of them, but this one is the one I settled on. There are three modes: Read the rest of this entry »
This new installment of my iPod app reviews has a baseball theme to it for the beginning of the year. Priced at Read the rest of this entry »
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