The entire Flip line is known for their ease of use, quality, and portability, but this is the first Flip to be High Definition capable, with a resolution of 720p. I had the opportunity to get a review unit of (Recently acquired by Cisco, see last week’s Roundup) Pure Digital’s Flip Mino HD. You can pick it up from the App Store for $5.99 Comments : No Comments »Ĭategories : App Store, Games, iPhone, iPod, Review Otherwise, if you just want a good rail-shooter, Time Crisis Strike is the way to go.
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Otherwise, the game can feel short if you only play through the arcade mode once, but honing your skill at this game can be very entertaining, plus the unlockable challenge missions, or you can challenge friend to see who can get the highest score.įans of Time Crisis absolutely have to get this game. The only drawbacks to this game are that even though you have a tilt-meter for ducking, sometimes it feels like a button would be much more useful. Overall the Time Crisis feel of the game is great, although it does lack the light-gun and foot-pedal, it is a great port to the iPhone. They also have five unlockable “Crisis Missions”, which each challenges you to accomplish a specific task, like only shoot the yellow soldiers. There were no noticeable bugs or gameplay issues, the game was very well polished. Its graphics are good, and the music and sounds are all great. This game is a lot of fun, especially because it’s Time Crisis. Controls are simple, touch where you want to shoot, tilt the iPhone forward to duck and reload, then tilt it back to stand up and continue to shoot. It’s a single campaign with 3 stages totaling 23 screens, and you face off against about a half dozen different types of enemies.
Your goal is to stop the evil Wild Dog from his new (unknown) plot to cause mayhem. Time Crisis Strike is a rail-shooter, fire-and-duck game just like his arcade brothers.
This game has a great nostalgia effect on those of us who’ve played the arcade version. This week I got to play through Time Crisis Strike for the iPhone. Comments : No Comments »Ĭategories : App Store, Apple, Games, iPhone, iPod, Review However, all of these minor faults don’t hurt the game enough to avoid buying it.įlight Control is addictive and entertaining, and it only costs $0.99, which is a great price for this game! You can pick it up from the App Store here. Lastly, a few more gameplay elements would be good, like if they had clouds float over the airport to make it harder to see what is going on. It would be more interesting (and a better finale to each game) if they exploded. When there is a mid-air collision, they just blink to show they have hit each other. Otherwise, the graphics are a bit simple, a plane or helicopter landing just shows them fade away as opposed to actually landing. Every time you restart, you have to wait a long time for airplanes to show up, which makes the start of each run very slow. This game could use some improvements, like a fast-forward, especially at the beginning. Otherwise, the game keeps track of your statistics (most likely aircraft to crash, most planes landed, last game’s planes landed) so you can see how you’ve improved. The game sounds are helpful, they warn you when aircraft get close to each other, and ding whenever you land one, but if you are playing a long time it is better to listen to music. There isn’t any in-game music while you are directing things, and you can’t listen to music and the game sounds at the same time. There are 4 different types of aircraft, a blue helicopter, a yellow Cessna type plane, and two different kinds of red jets, one being faster than the other. I know this is a bit late for a review but better late then never!įlight Control, created by Firemint, is an addictive little game where you draw the flight paths of different aircraft to their landing strips, basically you are an air traffic controller.
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