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Happy Vikings Head to Egypt for Another 30 Levels
There’s a nice sized update to Happy Vikings in the Android Market today which gives players an additional 30 levels of game play. Featuring a scenario based around heading to Egypt, you’ll also find improved graphics as well as new music, gameplay elements, and blocks. …
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OpenFeint Adds 11 More Titles to Growing Library of Cross-Platform Games
OpenFeint continues to dole out Android goodies for the masses, adding another 11 games to their cross-platform network today. Following the release of 8 major titles last month, today sees games from the likes of Hyperbees, OrangePixel, Astraware, and more.
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Android Gaming gets Unreal with Dungeon Defenders: First Wave
I have often scoffed at the idea of your phone being considered a gaming console. I’m not sure why, seeing as how I do everything else on it, but “serious” gaming has never really occurred to me. Angry Birds is awesome, but I play it for a minute or two and put it away. It’s something I do when waiting in line or something, it doesn’t bear the same significance as a proper release title on a console or a computer.
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InMobi and PapayaMobile Join Forces to Give Devs More Monetization Options
In a press release today PapayaMobile, the open mobile social gaming network for Android, announced that it is teaming up with InMobi. InMobi has the distinction of being the world’s largest global mobile advertising network, touting 21.2 billion mobile ad impressions monthly. (kind of wish …
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EA is Ready for Some Android Love
It was bound to happen some time right? With the explosive growth of Android recently, it was only a matter of time before the big gaming companies realized that Android could be a cash cow for them. Electronic Arts seems to have come to this …
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Android’s First Official Gaming Challenge!
There is good news for all you hard core Android gamers out there, the guys over at Droidgamers.com are sponsoring the first ever Android Gamer Challenge! They are looking to find out who is the best of the best at gaming on the Android platform, …
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Google Getting Serious about Gaming?
It would appear so as they have gobbled up ex SCEA executive Mark Deloura. Gizmodo is reporting that Google has hired Deloura to be their advocate for game developers. Check out the whole article from Gizmodo here. Deloura was the manager of developer relations at …
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MouthOff for Android Arrives
Popular iPhone “game” MouthOff has made its way over to Android. With MouthOff, users can hold their handset in front of your mouth and sing, talk, yell, or laugh to get the animated mouth to work.  The app mouths move in real-time by using sound …
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App Review: Radiant
From the creators of Buka and Totemo, Hexage has brought another stellar game to the Android platform; Radiant. Radiant is an arcade style shooter game reminiscent of classics like “Galaga.” Hexage, true to their style, adds their own unique twist and details into the game …
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App Review: Light Racer 3D
We all know that games are scarce on Android, especially 3D games. iPhone users have boasted about 3D games via OpenGL 2.0 for quite a long time, but we’ve had MMS . Metal Gear Solid and Assassins Creed have graced the iPhone in 3D but …
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ODROID Pre-Orders Announced for Korean Developers, Limited to 300
A platform development version of the ODROID device was announced for preorder in Korea today. Limited to Korean developers, there only 300 units up for grabs. The ODROID development device sells for roughly $320 US dollars. Today’s event was hosted by Korean blog Aesop.  Preorders …
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ODROID Demo Gives Best Look at Device Yet [VIDEO]
The fine folks at HardKernel were kind enough to pass along another video showing their ODROID device running an Android app up close. The demo below shows the app RockOn, a music player downloaded from SlideME. As with the last video, we’re more and more …
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ODROID in the Wild, Demo’s HDMI Output [VIDEO]
Remember that Android-based entertainment device from a couple of weeks ago called the ODROID? It’s back today in the form of a demo video. The clip below shows how Android looks running through an HDMI cable out to a television. We get to see a …
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Freshman / Father Team Unveil Cell Phone Industry’s First Game Rendered in OpenGL 3D
San Diego, CA (March 2, 2009) Jared Schrock, a high school freshman, and his father today announced the release of Metron3D, a galactic asteroid fighter game available for all Google android cell phones. Metron3D is the first cell phone application to render all game play …
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