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Blitz Brigade by Gameloft blasts onto Android tonight

By Cory Gunther
on 8 May, 2013

Today we just learned some awesome news thanks to the folks over at Gameloft. In what looks to be one of their better titles available this year, Blitz Brigade, you'll be running around and shooting enemies in a fast-paced free shooter game for Android and iOS. The good news, it will hit the Play Store tomorrow. We've been told late tonight, so we're guessing around midnight.

Gameloft teases Blitz Brigade – it’s like Team Fortress 2 for Android

By Cory Gunther
on 25 Jan, 2013

Gameloft is teasing a brand new game heading to an Android smartphone or tablet near you soon, and it looks outright amazing. Since the awesome game developers at Valve still haven't jumped on the mobile bandwagon Gameloft is taking it upon themselves to deliver some quality goods. Blitz Brigade is their new game and it has quite a Team Fortress 2 feeling if you ask us.

Gameloft’s N.O.V.A. 3 for Android Review

By Cory Gunther
on 1 Jun, 2012

It's finally here. The third installment of Gameloft's popular mobile first person shooter N.O.V.A has finally arrived for Android late yesterday. With improved graphics, stunning visuals, huge multiplayer maps and more can Gameloft deliver? For $6.99 many are expecting a quality game that is worth their dollar. Read on for full details, video, and our thoughts.

Renaissance Blood THD heads to Tegra Zone [hands-on]

By Cory Gunther
on 30 May, 2012

Today we have another epic game for Android to show you. This Unreal Engine 3 powered game from NCsoft is called Renaissance Blood THD and has been in development by Bridea and NVIDIA for some time. Being THD this is only for Tegra 3 quad-core devices for now, and brings an easy-to-play arcade style shooter to Android. Available now you'll want to see our hands-on video below.

Painkiller comes to Android via Duke Nukem developer

By Michael Crider
on 1 Apr, 2012

There's been a lot of classic games getting remade for Android lately, and the latest in the long line is sleeper first-person shooter hit Painkiller. The original game came out in 2004 for the PC, but noted Android developer Machineworks is bringing it back for a go-round on your phone or tablet under the name Painkiller: Purgatory HD. You can pick it up in the Google Play Store for the odd price of $1.11, and any device running Eclair or later can join in the fun. That said, you'll probably want something with at least a 1ghz processor to get the best experience.

Cannon Legend: First person tower defense game lands on Android

By Cory Gunther
on 6 Jan, 2012

I'm always looking for new and fun Android games to occupy some time and this looks to be a good one. This is a new tower defense style game that actually takes the aim of first person shooter. Pretty unique idea if you ask me. The graphics might not be the best I've seen but gameplay sure looks impressive and quite fun. Check out the video after the break.

All out of gum: Duke Nukem 3D gets an official Android port

By Michael Crider
on 12 Oct, 2011

Getting DOOM and/or Duke Nukem running on a hacked device is almost a rite of passage. While various unofficial and emulated versions of the shooter have been available for some time, Android gamers will soon be able to play an official version of the 1996 classic Duke Nukem 3D. The game will be coming to the Android Market in all its blocky, pixelated glory from developer Tapjoy.

Gameloft: Brothers in Arms 2 Global Front FREE “Coming Soon”

By Cory Gunther
on 6 Oct, 2011

The extremely popular game developers everyone should know plenty about, Gameloft, today has just announced that their number one first person shooter for Android and iOS will soon be free. Brothers in Arms: Global Front will soon be "Global Front Free+" and will be available to everyone on both platforms completely free. Originally $4.99 from Gameloft.com this is one of those games if you haven't played for mobile, you should.

Framerate Cap removed from EVO 4G in latest update

By Dylan Bailey
on 24 Sep, 2010

The EVO 4G update that was released earlier this week has now been confirmed to have fixed the pesky artificial framerate cap. The old cap of 30 frames per second, which HTC said could not be crossed or fixed with a software update alone, has been passed by Engadget’s own updated EVO 4G.

720p Video Sample, Samsung Galaxy S

By David Junior
on 12 Jun, 2010

Not to be outdone by other smart phones that will be introduced into the market, the Galaxy S is capable of 720p video recording as well. This sample looks awesome, you can’t even tell this video is from a cell phone. This is just another awesome feature of the Galaxy s being displayed.