Angry Birds Star Wars II is the seventh main-line Angry Birds game released since the series made its debut less than four years ago. It’s a testament to Rovio’s seemingly never-ending supply of clever ideas and persistent emphasis on polish that flinging all of these silly birds still puts a smile on my face.Like the original Angry Birds Star Wars, you’re once again launched into a bird-ified version of the Star Wars universe.
Mobile Gaming World
Tuesday, 25 February 2014
Mass Effect Infiltrator
The game gives you style points, which can be redeemed inbetween missions for upgrades to your abilities and equipment, and you earn more of these points for chaining together several kills in succession. Therefore, managing your weapon temperature and cooling times becomes a real challenge, as you can switch between firearms in the middle of a combination kill.this game has a very exciting and full of missions to be completed.
Monday, 24 February 2014
Jetpack Joyride
You play the role of Barry Steakfries who steals a jetpack from a laboratory and goes on a city trek. You have to collect coins as you jump obstacles and switch trains. once you start playing the game you start getting addicted to the game . This game is android platform .
Little Red Riding Hood
The game covers a Red Riding Hood’s adventure through a spooky and shadow critter infested world, as she must collect apples and free bunnies from cages while reaching the end of levels. The game is kind of creepy, with eery music in the background and the shadow critters making weird and aggressive noises. but still you are going to love it
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
There is something new for all the mobile user Rockstar has launched GTA San Andreas mobile platform this december these release are astonishing with control and environment being completely revamped to work on mass variety of android phones and tablets .
If you played San Andreas on PS2 , then dont worry ,the game hasnt changed at all. its still the same CJ roaming the streets of Los Santos to make a name.
The real reason why flappy bird was pulled
The sole, Vietnam-based creator of Flappy Bird has chimed in to let the masses know why his game was pulled from the smartphone market.
Polygon reported that in an interview with Forbes, Dong Nguyen had removed Flappy Bird from Google Play and the iTunes App Store because it had “become a problem.” Nguyen stated that it was because it such an addictive product that he pulled it; he was not expecting it to reach the astounding amounts of popularity that it did overseas.
“My life has not been as comfortable as I was before. I couldn’t sleep,” Nguyen said to Forbes, whom he spoke with after meeting Vietnam’s deputy prime minister.
Thursday, 20 February 2014
Doodle kingdom
From the creator of Doodle God comes Doodle Kingdom — a game that sees you combining ingredients (in the Doodle God formula) to build — or destroy — your own kingdom. Having a goal beyond "put things together to see what works" makes the gameplay much more compelling, and a new battle mode keeps the gameplay fresh and interesting.
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