On the Droid Life Show this week, I gave a special shout out to a game I found in the Play Store called DareDogs. The game itself is a fun air combat game that pits you and your pups against other planes in an effort to come out the top dog. You can take control of different dogs that have different special abilities and fly to compete in races,
Welcome to the Answers section of the seventh installment of the Droid Life Q&A Sessions. Much like every other week, we had some great questions come in from the community, so we took our time to go through them and pull some of the good ones. It seems that many are curious about the DROID DNA, Verizon's data plans, and why on Earth Samsung and HTC won't get it together with those on-screen buttons. See what all we had to say down below.
I wouldn't say that we are surprised by this, but according to a benchmark over at GLBenchmark, LG is testing a new smartphone with a 1080p display. HTC already has one in the DROID DNA, Samsung will reportedly unveil their new 1080p HD Super AMOLED displays at CES in January, and Sony has mentioned the idea, so why shouldn't LG join in on the fun? This is where display tech in smartphones is going, after all.
Potential Nexus 10 buyers, you better hurry. A
NBA season is here ladies and gentlemen, and sometimes it gets hard to keep track of all the games going on. There are a variety of basketball and sports apps out there, but I'm always on the hunt for something new. Since most of us are accustomed to getting our news these days through Twitter feeds, why not do the same for our basketball scores as well? Chadwick
Here at DL, it's been a week full of our newest family members – the
After a solid month of beta testing Madfinger Games has released the final version of their highly anticipated multiplayer shooter Shadowgun: Deadzone. The game is free to play, but you will need a newish Android device to experience the console quality graphics.
I spent a couple hours playing the beta and it was the best multiplayer shooter I have ever played on a mobile device. Up to 12 players can battle on various maps with 10 different playable characters. Gamepads are fully supported and Madfinger worked with Ericsson to develope an exclusive voice chat feature.
Like previous titles from Madfinger games, the developer plans to support the game long after it is released. "We plan to add new items, gadgets, maps and game modes," confirmed Marek Rabas, CEO at Madfinger Games.
Even though the game is free to play, users can take advantage of in-app purchases (IAP) to speed up their progress in the game. "It has nothing to do with a 'Pay to Win' system. We've been very careful about spending money in the game. Neither IAP nor the premium account gives you any advantages in gameplay," pointed out Marek Rabas.
Highlights of Shadowgun: Deadzone include:
The full game requires Android 3.0 and at least 512 MB RAM, so be sure to visit the Google Play Store and see if your device is supported.