Infinity Blade is one of the most gorgeous looking games on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, but it can be challenging on later levels.
Developers Chair and Epic Games reveal their top tips for the medieval action title.
Entries Tagged 'Handheld' ↓
Infinity Blade tips and tricks
April 3rd, 2011 — Developers, Games tips, Handheld, iPhone, Software, Videogames
Nintendo 3DS: Day one guide
March 23rd, 2011 — DS, Games tips, Handheld, Hardware, Launch events, Nintendo, Videogames
As the Nintendo 3DS launches in the UK, Leet takes a look at all the cool features you might not know it can do – even if you don’t have a game.
If you can’t be bothered to read the manual, read on for our essential round up of everything you really need to know about the 3DS straight out of the box.
How to catch a Shiny Pokémon
March 5th, 2011 — DS, Games tips, Handheld, Nintendo, Pokemon, Software, Videogames
Shiny Pokémon are the rarest types of pocket monsters you can catch, and have become somewhat of a Holy Grail for fans and collectors of the series.
To celebrate the release of Pokémon Black and White, we explain how to catch one of these highly sought after shiny specimens. However, don’t read on unless you have an extraordinary level of patience and bags of free time.
Epic shows off Citadel on iPhone
September 8th, 2010 — Developers, DLC, Gameplay footage, Games companies, Games conventions, Handheld, iPhone, News, Videogames
Epic Games was at a special Apple press conference last week to demonstrate its gorgeous new Unreal Engine 3 for mobile.
It has since released a free tech demo on the App Store, titled Epic Citadel, allowing players to explore this new world for free. We’ve got the trailer and demo for you here.
Chaos Rings iPhone game review
August 13th, 2010 — Final Fantasy, Gameplay footage, Handheld, iPhone, Reviews, Software, Square Enix, Videogames
Imagine a cross between Final Fantasy X and cult Japanese thriller Battle Royale. Now imagine it being developed by Square Enix. Exclusively for Apple.
Chaos Rings is a turn-based RPG with a novel plot and some of the best graphics seen on the iPhone – plus it’s just dropped in price. Here’s our review.
Nintendo’s bizarre 3DS E3 trailer
August 2nd, 2010 — DS, E3, Handheld, Hardware, Humour, Nintendo, Publishers, Real life, Trailers, Video, Videogames, Weird games
For those of you who missed Nintendo’s 3DS reveal video at E3 in June this year, here it is in all its glory.
Odd really isn’t the correct choice of word to describe it.
Top Ten Puzzle Quest 2 Tips
July 26th, 2010 — DS, Games tips, Handheld, Namco, Top tens, Videogames, Xbox 360, Xbox Live, Xbox Live Arcade
Puzzle Quest 2 is one of the most addictive XBLA and DS games of the year – but while it’s a fun RPG puzzler – it can be just as punishing.
Here are our top ten game playing tips to get ahead in Puzzle Quest 2.
Fleece Walker: The day Snake sold out
April 8th, 2010 — Gameplay footage, Handheld, Humour, Konami, News, PSP, Software, Trailers, Videogames, Weird games
Remember Raiden ruining Snake’s parade in Metal Gear Solid 2? This is worse.
MGS: Peace Walker will include Axe deodorant, Doritos and… dinosaurs. From Monster Hunter Tri.
World of Warcraft heading to iPhone
April 1st, 2010 — Blizzard, Developers, Gameplay footage, Handheld, Humour, Internet, iPhone, News, PC, Software, Videogames, World of Warcraft
World of Warcraft will be available to iPhone users by the end of the year, Leet Games Blog can reveal.
Activision Blizzard made the shock announcement at a press conference in its California headquarters, and says the move is part of a new three-year mobile “fuel” games strategy.
New TNA wrestling game to hook ‘em up on handhelds
December 2nd, 2009 — DS, Handheld, Humour, Image galleries, News, PSP, Sony, Videogames
After the less than successful reception to TNA Impact! and its original publisher, Midway, going the way of Big Daddy you wouldn’t be blamed for thinking your average grapple fan’s only option for a game would be the latest SmackDown vs Raw game.
But South Peak Interactive offers a last minute respite (in some part) as they’ve bought the handheld rights to the TNA games orignally made by the late Midway.
