Archive: october 28, 2008

Cube, Open Source FPS, Comes to iPhone

Open source first person shooter Cube is coming to the iPhone, courtesy of developer FernLightning. The port is said to include all of the features of the original, including multiplayer support and editing, with the warning that "there is no...

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Tags: Portable Gaming

Oct 29 Cube FPS Engine Ported To iPhone [IPhone]

Jun 24 Nokia buys Symbian and open sourses it - scared of Android and iPhone ?

Oct 21 Turn your iPhone into a netbook ?

Jun 10 3G iPhone Free on O2 in the UK from 11th July - with £45 contract

Apr 2 News: Unity is Coming to iPhone

Sep 8 D3 announces Puzzle Quest and more downloadable via Playstation store

Dec 23 Destructoid review: Dropship (iPhone)

Mar 18 Shape-shifting robot forms from magnetic swarm

Jul 8 Freeverse invading the iPhone App store

Jul 23 Rumortoid: Bungie developing an iPhone game

Sep 6 Spore Origins hitting the iPhone soon, Yahtzee Adventures will as well

Mar 27 A tiny revolution - mini laptops in schools

Dec 30 New Tony Hawk game not coming to iPhone, sad face

Jul 30 Valve says no cake for you: Portal:Still Alive not coming to PSN

Mar 25 Guerrilla Portal Artwork In Toronto

Dec 8 Mother of heroin 'victim' wants drug-dealing iPhone game banned

Aug 5 Force Unleashed heading to iPhone with fingersaber action

Nov 20 December: Puzzle Quest for iPhone

Jan 6 Indie developer completely loses the plot, goes all Time Cube on us

Oct 6 What Did You Play This Weekend? [Lazy Sundays]

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