Finding “Playable” Apps Can Sometimes Be A Difficult Task For A Disabled Gamer

I’m going to preface this article by saying that I will not mention any games (or developers) by name that I have contacted and either gotten no response or a negative response. That wouldn’t be fair to them. Any game I mention is one that I never even reached out to. I am disabled. I...

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A Preschooler’s Perspective : Toca Robot Lab

The folks at Toca Boca must either have kids of their own, or be big kids at heart, because they certainly seem to know exactly what kids like. Emily was hooked on the game from the moment it loaded and the now familiar Toca Boca logo splash screen morphed into a robot (instead of growing...

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This Week’s Notable New Releases (July 10-16): Say Goodbye To That iTunes Balance

Another busy week for the app store. In fact I could probably do entire post about just Thursday alone which saw a monster number of BIG releases come out. I’m going to try a new format this week and break things down by day. Sunday Magic Cube got the week rolling with the release of...

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Another Visit To The Portable Podcast

This week, host Carter Dotson invited me back to The Portable Podcast (Episode 92) to discuss my slum lord status on NimbleBit’s Tiny Tower, Capcom’s new Street Fighter IV Volt game and its interesting pricing promotion. We also ponder whether the huge number of App sales are devaluing the price of Apps. Finally Carter interviews...

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This Week’s Notable New Releases : Sonic, Ninjas & Plenty of Freemium Social Gaming

We’ll start things off this week with a few titles that look very promising, but who’s lack of online multiplayer might ultimately hurt them. The first of these is Mille Bornes®, which is available in separate iPhone and iPad releases. French for ‘a thousand milestones’, this is the classic French ‘road race’ card game that...

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A Preschooler’s Perspective : Toca Hair Salon

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