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A 10 Year Look at Mobile Gaming
By Shane | July 19, 2008
MobileEnthusiast has a great 10 year look at the history of games and content on are beloved mobile devices. It all started in 1998-1999 with the Nokia 5110 which used ASCI characters (ASCII SMS) to make logos and little animations. While not games per se, they did provide foundation for things to come.
Jumping ahead to 2009+, they predict Ringtones and Wallpapers disappearing as they will be free - which I mostly agree on as who pays for Wallpapers now anyway? Additionally, premium paid content, adult content, ad-funded games
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Bomberman Touch: The Legend of Mystic Bomb, New Screens
By Shane | July 18, 2008We have some new screens of Hudson Soft’s Bomberman Touch: The Legend of Mystic Bomb which is now out on the Apple Store for $7.99. This classic 1983 arcade title is utilized by flicking, tilting and tapping the iPhone or iPod Touch to control Bomberman. Each stage stays true to the original game like powering up and special items. Check out the video after the jump.
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