Space Invaders, Bust-a-Move headed to Blackberry
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We won't feign ignorance to the fact that the iPhone isn't the only mobile device on the market with a growing game library. Taito seems to agree, refusing to leave Blackberry users in the dark for new gaming content. The classic game dev has revealed two of its prized licenses -- Space Invaders and Bust-a-Move -- are now available for the working man/woman's mobile device. Each title is available for $4.99 and features two control schemes: Touch screen control and using the device's keys. So, the next time you spot a frustrated business person in public eyeballing a Blackberry, just assume they're trying to beat a high score and not doing real work.
Reader Comments (19)
Posted: Aug 30th 2009 2:14PM Shadowbender said
All mobile gaming is horrible, except for something like Pac Man.
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Posted: Aug 30th 2009 2:20PM Shadowbender said
Nate, seriously dude? This is a blog, not a scientific essay.
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Posted: Aug 30th 2009 2:24PM Shadowbender said
Oh boy, epic reply fail...AGAIN. Cut me some slack, I'm using an iPod Touch. Obviously, I was replying to Nate.
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Posted: Aug 30th 2009 2:05PM Nate Addison said
I'm confused..if you can download up does that also mean you can upload down? Because if so, you sir have just bitch slapped Issac Newton.
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Posted: Aug 30th 2009 4:42PM WiredKnight said
@Nate
Nice try, but the transference of data across the internet has nothing to do with gravity or the laws of motion.
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Nice try, but the transference of data across the internet has nothing to do with gravity or the laws of motion.
Posted: Aug 30th 2009 2:57PM (Unverified) said
Have you played Space Invaders Extreme for the PSP or DS? I have it for the PSP and it is the most fun I've ever had playing a SI game. If you have a ds or psp I would highly recommend checking it out.
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Posted: Aug 30th 2009 3:12PM kevlar said
I've played both, and I enjoyed SI: Infinity Gene more.
Probably because it had decent-sounding music...
The whole "music generated by the game" in SI: Extreme didn't work so well, and I couldn't play for long periods because it annoyed the crap outta me.
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Probably because it had decent-sounding music...
The whole "music generated by the game" in SI: Extreme didn't work so well, and I couldn't play for long periods because it annoyed the crap outta me.
Posted: Aug 30th 2009 4:31PM Jricanrod1 said
I have Bust-a-Move is major fun on my iPod Touch but I can see it go faster on the G3S. I need to get me one of those.
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Posted: Aug 30th 2009 5:06PM (Unverified) said
Apple is holding a press conference on September the ninth, they're expected to announce an iPod Touch that had the same speed as the iPhone 3GS, along with a camera.
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Posted: Aug 30th 2009 6:53PM (Unverified) said
THE INTERGALACTIC GAMESTATION HAS LOST POWA!
FOOKIN PRAWNS!
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FOOKIN PRAWNS!
Posted: Aug 30th 2009 7:13PM Jricanrod1 said
@ supakoopa
Really? Man that would be awesome I really hope it comes so I can get one and give my old 1st Gen iPod Touch to my mother who likes her 3rd Gen iPod nano but wishes to get an iPod Touch. Gotta let my sis n=know about this too since she wants one.
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Really? Man that would be awesome I really hope it comes so I can get one and give my old 1st Gen iPod Touch to my mother who likes her 3rd Gen iPod nano but wishes to get an iPod Touch. Gotta let my sis n=know about this too since she wants one.
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