Showing posts with label iPhone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPhone. Show all posts

05 July 2011

Top 5 Free iPhone Apps Every YuGiOh Cards Player Needs

I recently was playing at my locals and realized I use a lot of apps on my iPhone while I'm playing, trading and even getting other players info. I use an app to keep score. I use another one to find out the value of my cards while I'm trading. I even use an app to get new players info without me even typing it in. I know we all know about one of Apples slogan, "There's an app for that!" But the funny thing is, whatever you are doing or looking for there probably is an app for that!

Here are the Top 5 Free Apps Every Yu-Gi-Oh Player Needs:

Twitter - Twitter is the one app you can use to keep in contact with your buddies from your locals. You can tweet them a message to find out what they are up to. Or even better you can follow them and know what's new with them every time they tweet.

Facebook - Facebook is similar to twitter in that you can communicate with everyone you know, especially your Yu-Gi-Oh teammates or friends. You can upload pictures, videos and just post anything on someone wall. It's a great way to stay in touch with your friends, family and anyone you feel important enough to be on your friends list.

Bump - Bump is a great app to add people into your address book without having to type their information in. All you need to do is have your friend go into their bump app and you in yours and BUMP them together. Both you and your friend will get each others information right away. It will even adds their image too. Great time saving app that's easy as 1 2 3.

eBay Mobile - eBay Mobile is an amazing app that will make sure you get the true value for your cards. When someone is trading with you and asks you the value of your card(s) you can now go search on eBay. You can even do the same for the cards they are trading you. This makes sure you and the person you are trading with are getting a fair trade.

iDuelPro - iDuelPro is one app I use in every duel. I really can't handle doing the calculator thing to keep score. One mistake with the calculator and you will have to try and remember what the score was. Now you no longer need to worry about that. This app lets you start the game with 8000 life points, for you and your opponent, and push the 1000, 500, 100, 50, 5 button to subtract or even add to the life points. It even has a Half button to half the life point (Solemn Judgment) and a dice roll too. So no more doing the math and being careful about pushing the wrong number on the calculator. All of this for FREE! That's why this is # 1.

So there you have it. All 5 apps you need to have on your iPhone or iPad if you are serious about playing YuGiOh!

And to get you started with using your YuGiOh apps, you can claim your Free Instant Access to a video showing you how to get and use each app when you visit http://yugidojo.com/top-5-free-apps-yugioh-cards-player-needs/

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03 July 2011

iPhone RPG Games

The great thing about the iPhone is its innovative touch screen. Unlike other handheld gaming devices, the touch screen allows you to play games in a whole new style. Some of Japan's most popular RPG gaming franchises have been released on the iPhone with impressive results.

The Final Fantasy franchise is renowned around the world and is arguably the most popular RPG series of all time. The first three Final Fantasy games have been ported to the iPhone and look as brilliant as their handheld companions. Final Fantasy I and II are exact ports from the PSP versions while Final Fantasy III is a direct port from the Nintendo DS version. Final Fantasy III looks brilliant compared to the Nintendo DS original and its touch screen controls makes battles smoother and faster.

This is because you can use your finger to pick and choose which enemies you want to attack. It's a much better system than using the controller to scroll through the enemies all the time. I've played a ton of turn-based RPG games in my life and there's nothing worse than accidentally choosing the wrong enemy to kill in the heat of battle. In the iPhone versions, you shouldn't encounter such problems as this...

Scrolling through the world maps is also less frustrating. Just put your finger on the corner of the screen and you character will move automatically. The other great thing about the iPhone version of the Final Fantasy games is that they all retain the beautiful cutscenes that the series is famous for.

One of Japan's other most popular RPG franchise is the Monster Hunter series. Unlike with the Final Fantasy games, Monster Hunter titles have no story as it's all about you hunting rare beasts in various exotic locations. The newest Monster Hunter game released is Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunting. The touch screen plays a huge role in the game yet it's simple to learn the controls.

Tapping the screen with your finger allows you to attack, while sliding your fingers across the screen allows you to move. Using more than one finger will initiate other controls such as rolling out of danger and blocking. It's a unique approach to the game and RPG fans will love the new way of playing Monster Hunter. Graphically the game is similar to that of the PSP version.

Not all of the iPhone RPG games are 3D powerhouses however. There are a ton of games that gamers from the '90s will appreciate. There are a number of old-school 2D RPG games available that are similar to Nintendo's Zelda games. One of the most popular iPhone RPG games is a game called Across Age. It's got pretty 2D visuals and offers hours of fun.

There are a number of titles available for the iPhone that RPG fans both old and young alike will enjoy playing. Not to mention they're all pretty affordable and can all be easily downloaded from Apple's own app store. The only thing iPhone owners need to check before they purchase these games is if they have enough memory space left to download them. Other than that, it's a pretty easy process.

If you're want to play iPhone RPG games then Bestonlinerpggames.com is is for you.


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02 July 2011

Deathsmiles comes to iPhone July 7, see it on Ustream July 1

by JC Fletcher on Jun 29th 2011 11:00AM

This month, Cave gave the iPhone version of Deathsmiles a "2011" date. We didn't have to wait long to find out when in 2011 -- and we won't have to wait long to play it. Cave announced that you'll be able to enter Deathsmiles' moe gauntlet portably on July 7. For the first four days, it'll be priced at $4.99/£2.99/€3.99, then the price will go up to $8.99/£5.49/€6.99.

If you're uncontrollably thrilled about the new iPhone shmup, you'll be able to get an early look at it on Friday, July 1. Cave is hosting a Ustream "live sneak peek" event introducing Deathsmiles and revealing new content for the iPhone version. The 30-minute broadcast will be translated into English on the fly, for those of you who are into Cave shooters, but not so into them that you learned Japanese.


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28 June 2011

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