[WindowsPhone, iOS, Android] Despicable Me: Minion Rush #game #review

I guess everybody knows these CG animation movie series Despicable Me, Despicable Me 2 and a game base on it. Despicable Me: Minion Rush.It's cute, extremely addicting and popular through. Actually it's one of most played games on my mobile phone, the game easily beaten everything but Zombie Derbie and I still playing it time to time.

[#tech, #windowsphone] Lumia Cyan #review

I've updated my Nokia Lumia 720 to new Windows Phone 8.1 version named Lumia Cyan, sharing positive impressions:

[PC, WindowsPhone, PS3] ToPlay #list

 

I have #ToPlay list for ages. Previously I was cleaning it up.Yesterday I had idea to share it. Here it comes :)

Legend:
"+" played, finished
"+>" played, still installed
 "?" not sure to play

#PC
+> Crysis 3 (3D tech short review)
+ Battlefield 3 (short review PC #gaming impressions of the week #1)

+ MoH Warfighter (short review PC #gaming impressions of the week #1)
+ CoD Black Ops 2 (short review PC #gaming impressions of the week #1)
+ Far Cry 3 (short review PC #gaming impressions of the week #3, #4, #5) 
+ BF 4
+ CoD Ghosts
+ Halo SA  (review)
+ Bioshock Infinite

[Windows Phone, Windows 8] Halo SA #game #review

I wanted to play a game of Halo series for ages. I don't have Xbox and PS as well, so I was waiting for PC version.

Unexpectedly it appeared a game for Windows Phone: Halo: Spartan Asslt. I installed free demo Halo: SA Lite and it appeared interesting, strange but suitable controls, gamepad emulation on touchscreen, texts are too small and it's was only one level.

I tried to installed the full Halo: SA game to my Nokia Lumia 720 and it said "not enough space". Google helped me to get to know that 1 GB Memory Needed Nokia Lumia 820 and higher, 925 or 930 will do :)

[dev] Windows Phone Store #gamedev

Now I'm proud Windows Phone developer too! +1 #mobile platform to iOS and Android :) Cheap and easy so far ;)

[Windows Phone, Android, iOS, !FB] Fruit Ninja #game #review

Fruit Ninja – I (Arthur) played it once more. Avail and tested on Windows Phone, Android, iOS, tested and  not avail for now on Facebook in browser and not tested on Amazon Kindle and Kinnect version on XBOX 360, so not tagged. 

The last time I played Fruit Ninja was almost a year ago and not much has changed since then, in fact, I think it’s way too monotonous and becomes boring quite soon. It simply was in the right place at the right time and “came to light”.

The game has three modes: classic, arcade, zen.

In the classic mode there’s not much fruit and there are flying bombs. If you slash one of them, the level ends and those bombs are slightly annoying. You also cannot miss any fruit and after three falls the game is over – but that’s bearable. Fruit aren’t really that random and after 10-15 you can subconsciously guess what fruit will come out next. There are also super-rare fruit, which provide you with a lot of money.