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The game you know and love (and if you don't you should) has not only been given new HD graphics redesigned from the ground up... its been given new life with a whole new array of goals and achievements, table lock-in and single table play modes!
We wanted to build upon the original and we spent more than a year doing just that. Our fans loved the original and now MPHD brings it flying back into your hands with great new features and a look and feel that we're sure will bring a smile to your face.
AND THIS TIME IT'S ON ALL OS DEVICES. Out NOW on iOS. Windows and Android late 2012.
Features - Stunning HD graphics and animations
- New Achievements / Over 500 goals
- Facebook sharing* / Games Center iOS integration
- Landscape view for iPad and iPad mini
- 6 fun packed tables with interconnected table layout
- 60fps giving extra smooth gameplay
- Realistic Physics engine developed specifically for this game
- Accelerometer tilt function / Single Table Play mode / Table lockin
- Hotball feature – Score multipied points when active
- Unique sound effects in stereo / Pause, Save and Resume
**Facebook only on specific devices
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This is a guest post by Yaniv Nizan who is the CEO and Co-Founder of The SOOMLA Project , the platform for Creating In-App Purchase Stores for Mobile Games. Yaniv also writes in 4 different blogs...
In this infographic, we take a look at how mobile is taking over the world and what that means for mobile application developers.
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The rise of smartphone and tablet gaming could affect the future traditional consoles as more money is spent on mobile devices.
"How is it that casual mobile games, which sell for less than a cup of coffee, can have permeated culture so profoundly?"
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Let's take a look at what exactly is meant by a mobile strategy. There are so many questions that need to be answered while just deciphering the root reason for mobile inside of an organization. Of...
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It is almost here! - The Smiler app.
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Mobile gaming is big and getting bigger. You've heard it once, you've heard it one thousand times.
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United Kingdom retail giant Tesco has launched a new initiative that will make use of augmented reality to engage consumers.
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Smartphone users worldwide will download more than 45 billion apps this year, nearly twice the number of apps that were downloaded in 2011. Apple, Google and Microsoft dominate the global app market, with Apple accounting for the largest portion of app downloads in 2012. Gartner projects that there will be about 21 billion apps downloaded from Apple’s App Store this year, a 74% increase from the previous year. Going forward though, Gartner predicts that these companies will see growing competition in the app market from Facebook and Amazon. “Amazon has appealed to users with its strong brand, global presence and a good selection of high-quality content while Facebook’s recently launched App Center — supporting both mobile devices and desktops — will become a powerful competitor due to its strong brand and leading position in social networking and gaming,” said Sandy Shen, Gartner’s research director. By 2016, Gartner estimates that there will be more than 300 billion apps downloaded annually, or more than 10 times the amount that were downloaded in 2011. While the appetite for apps will continue to increase, the appetite for paid apps will actually decline as a percentage of overall downloads.
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Game consoles run on technologies not yet available to mobile phones and other devices, and will remain in a separate category as long as this is the case. (RT @LockerGnome: Are smartphones going to edge out actual gaming consoles?
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Windows 8 slates are riding a wave of 40 Xbox titles into an October launch, and now Microsoft has laid the foundation to deliver...
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Mobile gaming apps have been quietly reinventing mobile advertising and out-monetizing even the large, well-established publishers. Here are a few things the mobile games companies have worked out ...
Apple has been awarded a new patent related to an augmented reality system, making it the latest handset manufacturer to place a bet that the technology will play a key role in next generation mobile experiences.
Google, Nokia and Samsung, as well as marketers, are also supporting augmented reality in order to get ahead of what is expected to be a significant wave in consumer demand for these experiences. While the technology is still in the early stages, the expectation is that it will play a bigger role going forward in how consumers access a variety of types of content.
“As mobile industry transitions from keypad to touch screen as the new interaction mechanism, Augmented Reality based interaction will drive the next wave of growth ,” said Neil Shah, senior analyst for the global wireless practice at Strategy Analytics, Newton, MA. “As a result, companies such as Google, Apple and Samsung are investing in this area.
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TIGA Press release for Tiga Welcomes 25m Government Investment In Creative Industries | Press Releases
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Second screen mobile apps were announced last night at the PlayStation 4 launch, designed to offer additional interaction with Sony's newest console.
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Combined sales of iOS and Android games were higher than those for Sony and Nintendo's portables in the last three months of 2012, according to a study.
"Playing video games for an extended period of time, or, well playing them at all, will rot your brain. At least, that’s what we’ve been led to believe. Actually, those fighting against gaming see something a lot worse than simple brain rot. To that particular establishment, video games are responsible for just about every social ill you can think of, especially violence." If you are interested in seeing statistics that show that gaming has positive influences check out this infographic.
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When it comes to Apple and Android, fans of each will scream at each other that their apps are better, more numerous and generally awesome. Who is right? The general perception is that iOS apps in Apple’s App Store are of better quality than their Android counterparts in Google Play. There has been really no way to quantify that though the history of the mobile app ecosystem. Until today. We can finally say, through quantifiable data, that iOS apps on aggregate are of better quality than Android.
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LG Electronics and Gaikai are teaming up to bring an integrated cloud gaming service to LG Cinema 3D TVs in 2012.
Gaikai says it has spent three years building the fastest interactive cloud netw...
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Swarm co-founder Matt Haggerty offers a comprehensive look at the challenges and opportunities in mobile gaming today
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Amazon Have you been itching to open your wallet in the middle of some thrilling Forsaken Planet gameplay? Soon you\'ll be able to build your collection of \\
Considering how people would most likely have their own interpretations on what constitutes as gaming and storytelling, it would be easier if I defined the difference between the two before continuing with this article...
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - When video game developer Brenda Brathwaite Romero started her career in the 1980s, she could count the number of female developers in the industry on one hand.Today, many Women...
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