It's always interesting to see a well-known game franchise fold itself up, suck its belly in a cram itself into the iPhone, but it's not always gratifying: often, the game concepts are fundamentally changed. Remember Metal Gear Solid for the iPhone? It ran on rails, defying a looooong history of free sneaking. (Linear, yes, but still: free.) Metal Gear Solid! On rails!
Splinter Cell swings the other way, refigured for the iPhone, but still holding onto 3rd-person shooting conventions. Granted, this is a very Gameloft-y game-I'm pretty sure this is the same engine as, say, NOVA-and the action is much more straightforward than a Tom Clancy game on a console or PC, but the spirit's still there.
There are quite a few games available for your iPhone or iPod Touch, from simple but addictive games to complex ones that can keep you hooked for hours. Each person has a few favourites though, let us know which they are!
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The Xbox 360 is a very popular gaming console with over 66 million users worldwide. There are quite a few exciting games available for this platform, which are the ones you like most?
Android still looks like an inferior system compared to the iphone.
Google will unveil the Nexus one, a cell phone running on Android OS, on January 5 in California. Nexus One will cost $529.99 or $179.99 with a two-year T-Mobile contract. (PC magazine)
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This watch uses Bluetooth 2.0 to sync with your mobile phone. The watch displays the caller's ID on a led screen, along with an SMS notification icon when a text message is sent to your phone. You will also have the ability to mute your phone's ringing with a push of a button.
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