Nov 09

I know that Apple and Android probably have hundreds of thousands of Apps, perhaps even millions. In case you were wondering if the Windows Phone 7 can’t compete, well, it can’t compete in sheer numbers. Windows Phone 7 is said to have 2,000 Apps and games, and it should have 13,000 registered developers. Source Related [...]

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Nov 09

mzl.gbhftdln.320x480 75 300x200 Pocket God Sees A Double RainbowOh those poor, unfortunate Pygmies. Since January 2009, the original smash hit app, Pocket God, has received 35 updates, bringing shark infested waters, dangerous volcanoes, vicious ice geysers, death inducing ghosts, and ritualistic death to the stoic island Pygmies. Very rarely in their existence have the Pygmies been given an update that didn’t involve the death of the little island natives, but the 35th update gives them something magical to behold.

A double rainbow… all the way across the sky!

The new episode, titles “Double Rainbow All The Way Across The Sky,” gives you the ability to hand draw double rainbows that the pygmies will fawn over. Instead of just using their loving eyes, the pygmies can now talk, saying things like “full on,” “what does this mean!?” and more. Their oogling looks of bewilderment have also been added to the story mode so that fans can add them to their own Pocket God stories.

Also added in the 1.35 update are some menu changes and text labels that have been put in place to help new users navigate through all the different mini-games, islands, and sandbox modes. The game has added so much in the past two years that even some of the original Pocket God players might need a refresher to catch up.

If you haven’t had a chance to pick up this App Store Top 100 mainstay, now would be a great time to jump in. With the newly updated menu system, and the culmination of two years of episode updates, Pocket God really is one of the most content packed games in the App Store. It doesn’t have a story per se, but it will certainly offer up hours of Pygmy destroying entertainment.

Longtime fans of the series will also be happy to hear that the second issue of Pygmy Peril has been released, and that the third edition of the Pocket God comic book will be out in the near future. Enjoy!

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Released: 2009-01-09 :: Category: Entertainment / Adventure

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Nov 09

Two gunmen with semi-automatic weapons stuck up a GameStop in Baltimore to rob them of 100 copies of Call of Duty: Black Ops. The robbery took place on Saturday evening as the two waited outside…



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Nov 09

YouTube user DiegoSanchezPro has uploaded a creative video of an Angry Birds level using construction paper and the stop motion animation technique. Angry Birds is one of the top selling games on the…



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Nov 09

hasbro my 3d iphone Hasbros $30 My3D goggle accessory brings 3D to iPhone, iPod touchTruth be told, it’s exactly what the world needed. More 3D gimmickry… on the iPhone and iPod touch, no less. With over 125 million of those two devices in circulation, Hasbro’s betting that a new accessory will have a greater-than-average chance at taking off next Spring, with the My3D goggles set to put the View back in ViewMaster. Purportedly, the toy firm is expected to fully reveal the device to investors later today, with it being “aimed at both children and adults” and offering a 3D viewing experience on games, virtual travel, augmented reality apps and entertainment content. The device itself resembles a set of binoculars, and just as the aforementioned ViewMaster, there’s a slot where you place your iPod touch or iPhone. Users will have to browse the App Store for compatible My3D content, with some of it to be offered up gratis. We’re guessing more than a few curious consumers will bite at just $30, but how hard would it have been to get this thing onto store shelves next month? A holiday opportunity missed, Hasbro.

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