ta for the comments on FM Jebus, gonna hold fire and see what word is on it, not short of stuff to play on it.
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I'd definitely wait and hear what some more reputable people have to say (non-iTunes-reviews for instance) as £7 is a lot to shell out on a iPhone game, especially if it controls as poorly as the PSP version.
I will say though, a lot of my complaints were because it was on the PSP and I couldn't "click" where I wantced, so the iPhone version might rectify all that! Still not gonna drop best part of a tenner to find out though.Comment
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Football Manager on the iPhone = life complete.
Been playing it now and think it plays really well.Comment
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Anyone tried "Buster Red"? It's a top down shooter, has a lite version and is OpenFeint enabled. Seemed pretty fun and is cheap too!Comment
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I found Opera Mini to be about a million times faster than Safari. Good enough for me. The scrolling is a bit janky though but I have been using it in favour of Safari today.
I've played Buster Red... got boring real quickly.Comment
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I thought as much, didn't buy it in the end. Got about 100+ points on OpenFeint from the lite version though!
The reason I didn't like Opera Mini was the zoom, it's either too far in or too far out, no inbetween, no proper zooming like Safari. Fix that and I might have another look.
Reading a link thanks to someone on my twitter feed I read that apparently the compression for the sites is done server side, hence why it loads pages so much faster.Comment
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Yep, Opera Mini does indeed compress the pages. I've not noticed any rendering issues yet... I find it odd that they can support all the traffic that must be going through their servers though! Surely bought to fall over in a heap at some point. Single point of failure etc...
The zooming is a bit of a problem. Hopefully they can nail that.Comment
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It was one of OpenFeint's free games a couple of weeks back, I've really enjoyed it but there isn't that much variety from level to level.Originally posted by Jebus View Post
I would have been happy to pay for quite a few of the free games that OpenFeint have given away. It's definitely worth checking each day as there's some really good stuff.
I've had loads from them and sometimes I don't play them until somebody on here recommends buying the game a couple of weeks later so I give it a go. As previously mentioned, today's game is BirdStrike which is another that I would have happily paid for.
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Been reading Guerillas on the Comix app, really enjoying so far. Would pay good money to see a film version too!Comment
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opera has had a server side 'turbo' compression in its browser for while now even on the full desktop version.Comment
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Bought Dark Void Zero as i've been waiting forever for it to appear on the Japanese DSiware, turns out i should've just continued waiting...
On screen touch controls are too fiddly for this kind of game...
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Where do you find the daily free OpenFeint game John?Originally posted by John Parry View PostIt was one of OpenFeint's free games a couple of weeks back, I've really enjoyed it but there isn't that much variety from level to level.
I would have been happy to pay for quite a few of the free games that OpenFeint have given away. It's definitely worth checking each day as there's some really good stuff.
I've had loads from them and sometimes I don't play them until somebody on here recommends buying the game a couple of weeks later so I give it a go. As previously mentioned, today's game is BirdStrike which is another that I would have happily paid for.Comment
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Just grab the OpenFeint app Jebus.Comment
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Ahh, thought there must be a reason for it having an app of it's own!Comment
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My "game" is free atm btw (for next 24 hours)... iTouchTheTruck. It has 1000 openfeint achievements and leaderboards. I did ask them about being free game of the day, but got nor eply. Probably thing is too crap lol. Fair enough comment I guess Could be some easy enough points though for anyone who wants them.
See if you can beat Mr Holliss' score...Comment
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