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Asphalt 6: AdrenalineBy executing impressively on proven formulas, Gameloft has dominated at least a dozen different game genres on the iPhone and iPod touch—including racing, though less impressively there than in other categories. Alongside the company’s realistic driving game has been the Asphalt series of arcade-style driving games, which dispense with realism in the name of making courses fun and more action intense: collisions, power-ups, turbo boosts and brightly-colored tracks were the highlights of and, the latter better than the former. Today, Gameloft released ($7), and it has finally gotten the formula right—apart from its unnecessary lack of iPad HD support.When running on the iPhone 4 and iPod touch 4G, Asphalt 6: Adrenaline is a beautiful, polished racer in ways that its predecessors couldn’t be on earlier iOS devices. Armed with more powerful graphics processors and extra memory for detailed polygonal models and textures, Gameloft has included 42 different unlockable vehicles—primarily cars, but also motorcycles—from major manufacturers, each attractively rendered in your choice of body colors, which race at generally fluid frame rates on interesting tracks. Thanks to hidden shortcuts and the continued presence of cash and turbo boosting power-ups on the tracks, now indicated with spotlights that can be seen from a distance, you constantly need to decide whether to drive safe on a main road or swerve around to grab items, potentially putting your car in the path of oncoming traffic.Collisions with rival cars and street traffic are shown in pleasant Burnout-style slow motion, penalizing you when you’re wrecked and rewarding you for taking out others. Different types of races spread over 55 events will alternately challenge you to eliminate a certain number of rivals or just place in the top three after lapping the track, unlocking additional events, vehicles, and purchasable vehicle enhancements after each victory.
Six-player wireless multiplayer modes and upbeat, energetic techno music add to the game’s appeal.The reason Asphalt 6 succeeds where its predecessors fell short is the cohesiveness of the entire experience, which feels like the result of trial and error in earlier titles. Over-used blur effects are gone in favor of a two-stage turbo system that can turn the entire track neon blue temporarily in an homage to Tron, shortcuts feel more organic rather than forced and artificial, and the balance of racing, car combat, and picking up power-ups has been tuned such that you’re not always feeling like you’re missing out on one part of the experience—say, grabbing things—by focusing on driving. Similarly, the cash and unlocking system works perfectly this time, providing you with proper access to better cars and items at a rapid enough pace to keep the game interesting. If Asphalt 6 ran at full resolution on the iPad as it does on the iPhone 4 and iPod touch, it would be worthy of a high recommendation; that iPad users are supposed to purchase a second version for the same $7 price just to unlock the same high-res artwork is an unnecessary disappointment, and a reason to wait for a price drop. ILounge Rating: B+. Hook WorldsDeveloped solely for the iPhone and iPod touch, Rocketcat Games’ new ($1) is the latest title in the company’s series of retro-themed grappling hook platformers, following 2009’s and mid-2010’s. Red NovaRather than writing an extended review of Colin Walsh and Celsius Game Studios’ new shooting game ($1), we’re going to leave our initial take unfinished, in keeping with the title itself.
Compatible with the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad, Red Nova is an intriguingly ambitious overhead perspective space shooter, using way better than average music and a smooth 3-D graphics engine to place you in control of one of three space ships armed with unlimited bullets and a limited lock-on missile capability. Using a virtual joystick in the bottom left corner, you turn or thrust your ship around space in Asteroids style, tapping or gesturing in the bottom right corner to fire bullets, lock on to other ships, or use occasional power-ups. Additional gestures in the top left and top right corners of the screen recharge your shields or absorb the current power-up into your limited supply of shield- and weapon-replenishing energy.In short, Red Nova has almost all of the elements it needs to be a great shooter—except for structure.
The music is epic, the spaceships move fluidly against a surprisingly compelling though completely repetitive starfield, and once you master the initially complex controls, you start racking up tens of enemy kills in a session without problems. But the enemies quickly start to look very familiar, and there’s not much to do besides wipe more of them out. With additional backdrops, a mission structure, and a power-up or reward system of some sort, Red Nova could become a really impressive title. Right now, it’s a solid skeleton in need of additional meat. ILounge Rating: C+. TurboGrafx-16 GameBoxThere are two camps of 16-bit gamers: those who ignored NEC’s TurboGrafx-16 game console in favor of Nintendo’s Super NES or Sega’s Genesis, and those who were seriously hard-core fans of the niche console—a platform largely developed and populated with games by Japan’s Hudson Soft.
If you’re in the latter camp and don’t mind compromising somewhat on the sound and frame rates of popular TG-16 titles, you might want to check out (Free), a just-released Hudson Soft title that provides emulated access to 16 different titles from the platform: Bonk’s Adventure, World Series Competition, Military Madness, Victory Run, New Adventure Island, Soldier Blade, R-Type, Necromancer, Dungeon Explorer, BomberMan ‘94, Vigilante, Ninja Spirit, China Warrior, Gradius, Salamander, and World Class Baseball. All of the titles come from either Hudson or its more recent parent company Konami, and most are either banner or well-known releases from the console’s U.S. Library.Though it would be possible to review each of these titles individually, it suffices to say that Hudson’s emulation interface offers a limited trial of a different title each day—several minutes of the shooter Salamander yesterday, and ten minutes of the action-platformer Bonk’s Adventure today—with $3 in-app purchases to unlock the full games inside. Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3By the time one-time leading arcade game developer Midway was absorbed into Warner Brothers, the Mortal Kombat one-on-one fighting game franchise was arguably its only remaining crown jewel—the reason that the Mortal Kombat team survived to become NetherRealm Studios and work on further sequels.
($7) is not amongst them: published by Electronic Arts with assistance from Warner Brothers and developer Big Head Games, this iPhone- and iPod touch-ready title is based on one of the many Mortal Kombat sequels, offsetting a serious reduction in character roster with a dramatically updated graphics engine. While the controls and relatively weak gameplay won’t thrill serious MK fans, Ultimate MK3 is a decent enough start to the series for the App Store, and will hopefully see post-release updates to bring it up to higher standards.The new graphics engine is the game’s single strongest feature. What used to be flat 2-D backgrounds and digitized characters have been updated into polygonal 3-D models with similar-looking textures, so screenshots don’t fairly represent just how much has changed in this release.
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Because of the polygon models, the iPhone and iPod touch game can zoom in on the action and present modestly more dynamic views than before—benefits not found in, say, Street Fighter IV—with only modest compromises on the original level of texture detail. While UMK3 would have looked more impressive with higher-resolution iPad-ready art, the new graphics are a step up overall from the original arcade title, and look more modern than might otherwise have been expected from a 1995-vintage translation. Ten backgrounds keep the fights from becoming visually repetitive too quickly.On the other hand, calling this game “Ultimate” Mortal Kombat 3 may lead to some confusion. The star feature of the same-named arcade and console game was a huge roster of combatants, but this version is closer to the original Mortal Kombat 3 release: it currently includes only 13 characters, 9 of whom are initially selectable before unlocking an additional 2, plus bosses Motaro and Shao Kahn.
Lookalike ninjas are plentiful in this roster, while additional characters such as Kabal, Kano, Kung Lao, and the robo-ninjas Sektor and Cyrax are out. Moreover, the gameplay is at least as bad as it was in the early MK arcade games, if not worse.
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Fights against centaur boss Motaro are the definition of cheap and stupid, and the controls—whether in simplified 5-button mode or more authentic 6-button mode—feel imprecise and problematic. Only with a dedicated special move button do the franchise’s signature fatalities, babalities, and friendship moves feel possible, and even then, the series’ trademark blood has been toned down. Local Multiplayer, keep-going-til-you-die Survival, and keep-going-against-Shao Kahn Shao Karnage modes are alternatives to the single-player Arcade mode, which presents you with tower-like progressions of 8, 9, 10, or 11 matches depending on the number of challenges you want to face before finishing the game. Endings are almost comically spare, apart from the inclusion of icon codes that unlock additional and not particularly interesting modes in the game; additionally, the game’s once copious levels of blood have been toned down somewhat, reducing the number and duration of splashes.Overall, Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 feels like a teaser—a legitimate attempt to bring half of a once popular arcade fighting game onto a platform that is still challenged by the need for virtual controls.
Recolored serial key code. What’s here is necessary but insufficient to give the App Store the real Mortal Kombat experience that players have been waiting for; improved controls, more characters, and enhancement of the gore have the greatest chance at winning back some of the fans this series has lost over the years. ILounge Rating: B.
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DescriptionFeel the thrill of racing like never before in the newest adrenaline-pumping edition of the Asphalt series.BUILD YOUR DREAM COLLECTIONDiscover 42 cars and bikes from Ferrari, Lamborghini, Aston Martin, Ducati and other world-class manufacturers. Collect them in your own 3D garage that you can explore using the gyroscope.RACE YOUR FRIENDSYou can even take on friends in Online and Local Multiplayer mode for up to 6 racers.
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