Articles Tagged ‘fighter’
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AppGuide Updated: Fighting Games
BY Lenny Liang on Wed February 29th, 2012
This AppGuide shines the light on some great iOS fighters.
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Review: Streets of Rage 2 – Classic Fighting Action!
BY Allan Curtis on Sun May 01st, 2011
Streets of Rage 2 is the latest in the long line of classic genesis games ported to iDevices, but is this one worth the slightly larger price tag?
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Review: Virtua Fighter 2 - Virtual Butt Kicking
BY Allan Curtis on Mon February 07th, 2011
VF2 is another classic game from the annals of Sega's history. Does this port deliver a KO punch, or is it stomped into the dust?
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Review: Knight's Rush - The Onrush Is Over, Now The Rush Is On!
BY Staff Writer on Thu August 26th, 2010
Knight's Onrush had a lite version called A Quest For Knight's Onrush, that has spawned a full length game Knight's Rush. It was just released today, so find out if it's worth picking up for $2.99.
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Retro Fighter 'Karate Champ' Arrives In The App Store
BY Tyler Tschida on Fri May 21st, 2010
Revolutionary Concepts has successfully brought another old school title to the iPhone, Karate Champ.
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Review: Street Fighter IV
BY Jeff Yue on Tue March 16th, 2010
The classic fighting and action game, Street Fighter, is out for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Is it worth $9.99, or is the price based on the Street Fighter name? Overall how does it stack up?
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Hadouken! Street Fighter IV Is Now In The App Store
BY Kiet Chieng on Wed March 10th, 2010
Gamers awaiting the arrival of Ken and Ryu to the iPhone need not wait any longer. Capcom's Street Fighter IV, is now available for download on the App Store. Choose from 8 classic fighters and battle
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Little Guy Games Releases Battle Blasters, A Unique Arcade-Style Shooter/Fighter
BY Tyler Tschida on Mon January 11th, 2010
Little Guy Games has just released their very first iPhone and iPod touch game today titled Battle Blasters. It sort of looks and feels like an old school arcade game, but it sets itself apart
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