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Wednesday, May 18, 2022 Posted by OminousCloud on September 01, 2009 @ 09:10:57 PM in News Articles
MILWAUKIE, OR – AUGUST 27, 2009 -- In a partnership that will echo through the cosmos, Lucasfilm, THQ Wireless, and Dark Horse Comics will release Star Wars™ comics to the iPhone mobile platform for the first time ever! The selection of Star Wars: The Clone Wars Vol. 1 – Shipyards of Doom, Star Wars: Empire Vol. 1 – Betrayal and Star Wars: Legacy Vol. 1 – Broken represents three of the most important time periods in the history of the Star Wars galaxy. The three collections will span the time between the Clone Wars era, the Classic era and the distant future. Star Wars: Empire Vol. 1 – Betrayal is set just weeks before the events of the original film, Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope, and follows a faction of disgruntled Imperial Officers attempting to overthrow Emperor Palpatine. But the plot is complicated by the emergence of the bounty hunter Boba Fett and by the loyalty of Darth Vader to his dark master. Betrayal will be released in four chapters, written by Scott Allie and drawn by Brian Horton. Star Wars: Legacy Vol. 1 – Broken takes place more than a century after the events of Star Wars:
Posted by LadyPSerenity on July 28, 2009 @ 12:39:01 PM in Video Games Two weeks ago in Japan Resident Evil 4 for the iPhone/iPod Touch was leaked and pulled by Capcom. The game however has now been released by Capcom and Apple.
[Tags: Resident Evil 4, iphone, ipod touch, capcom, apple]
The iPhone/iPod Touch version of the game has extensive modifications to the game controls in order to accomodate the lack of physical buttons. The game however, is identical to the console versions (with minor differences for graphics of course). It's available for purchase and play. (approximately $8.99) Source: Anime News . Biz
Posted by LadyPSerenity on July 19, 2009 @ 10:56:59 AM in Video Games Resident Evil Four was leaked in Japan, within the app store for the iPhone before Capcom could pull it without explanation. The above video shows how the interface works and how the graphics are different from previous versions on various other systems. Personally I'm just not sure how this would play out on the iphone, the controls look like they're a little complex! lol.
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