One Epic Android Game
The Mental Gamers FREE alarm started buzzing when news of this was spotted. Grip Games have decided to offer One Epic Game to you for absolutely free on the Android Market, chances are, it’s most likely ad-supported though.
Tagged: Android
Minicraft Wanders Freely Onto Android Market
Available now, for absolutely no money, on the Android Market is what you might call a 2D version of Minecraft which is aptly named, Minicraft. If you’re an avid Twitter user and follow the right people, you would have seen it mentioned and yes, it was developed by the original Minecraft guy, Markus Persson.
OnLive Goes Mobile
If you haven’t already discovered, OnLive now has a mobile app which allows you to use the service on your mobile device and even some games are playable, best of all, you get a free game just for installing the app and logging in.
R-Type Flies Onto Android
R-Type is one of those classics that don’t age, it’s still as fresh now as back in 1987 when it first appeared, even on the SEGA Master System it was a worthy and extemely playable version due to the game not particularly graphically intensive, but full of gameplay. Now, due to advances in technology, DotEmu SAS has ported it to Android, the latest in the long line of systems that it’s appeared on throughout the years so it can truly be played portably.
Guerrilla Bob Takes On Android
Angry Mob Games have brought their iPhone hit over to Android and the good thing is, you can connect to iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad and Mac gamers for some multiplayer action. There is some social gaming interaction enabled via OpenFeint for the sake of comparing to players around the world via a comprehensive scoring system, online leaderboards and achievements.
Angry Birds Flock To Amazon
If you haven’t played Angry Birds yet, where have you been? Call yourself a gamer? It’s on everything except the Xbox 360 and has been the number one paid app pretty much all over the world, but now it’s time for the next step in Rovio‘s global domination, Angry Birds Rio. “The Android platform has seen phenomenal growth, and it’s great that new avenues for app distribution are opening up,” said Mikael Hed, CEO of Rovio. “The openness of the Android platform works for the benefit of consumers and developers alike. It has been delightful to team up with Amazon to bring the Angry Birds franchise to this great new application marketplace.”
