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Last edited by Echoseven; 11-03-2011 at 02:07 AM.. |
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Been looking forward to this for ages. Instabuy when the clock strikes 12am.
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Looks good.
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Looks great. Another purchase tonight.
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Doh! I told myself I wasn't going to buy anything tonight. 311 MB and $5....I may have to wait a bit, as much as it pains me. This looks phenomenal.
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HD Gameplay Trailer (iPad 2/First 15.Minutes of Gameplay):
Note: Saw it - Bought it - Playing it - Must Have. There is no Reason to don't get it! Last edited by Sanuku; 11-02-2011 at 06:12 PM.. Reason: HD Gameplay Trailer added. |
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Looks amazing but only have 1.99 credit nooooooooo
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To be fair there is. Cost - how much space you have left on your iPad - if you like this sort of game - is it any good
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I've been telling iOS-using friends for two years now that Aquaria would make for an ideal iOS game. And here it is, but not for my device
Will Aquaria gain iPhone/iPod Touch support, devs?(With everything from RTS games, realtime MMOs, online beat-em-ups, multiplayer 4X games, competitive multiplayer fps games, titles with extremely complex interfaces (Dungeon Defenders), and even a twitch-based space shooter MMO, all for touch screen devices, we are well past the "can't adapt interface/gameplay to small screen" argument (Last time I ran across this reply from a developer was with Small World, a game that would work extremely well with pull-down menus on an iPhone screen.) So, unless developers judge that a certain game would not actually sell well enough to justify the porting process, or that they just don't care enough , I can see no reason ever to release a game for iPad alone.)
Last edited by Ayjona; 11-02-2011 at 10:32 AM.. |
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hail...it finally arrive!
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