Hasbro is releasing new versions of three popular board games this year. Being dubbed the "zAPPed" series, these new variants consist of mixing analog and digital gameplay methods for another twist on some long-lived classics.
How would you like to plug your iOS device into a laser-gun, and use it to view leaderboards, vitals and weapon information the next time you head out to do battle in a mighty game of laser quest?
Hasbro and Ruckus Media Group have released a new children’s book and it is a good one. “Chuck and Friends: Friends for the Long Haul” tells the story of the rowdy dump truck made famous on The Adventures of Chuck and Friends television series. It is the first such collaboration between the two companies.
Surely at one point in time, you've held one of Hasbro's popular Bop It! toys in your hands. Now EA is bringing the experience to iPhone with a version of the interactive game that fits in your pocket. Exactly how good is this port? Can the amount of fun and interaction be replicated on an iDevice? Read on to find out!
These days 3D technology is all the rage in movie theaters and living rooms across the planet. Now it looks like the technology could be coming to your iPhone/iPod touch too.
Lite-Brite is a legendary childhood drawing game that has been a hit since its release in 1967. Does EA's iPhone version live up to the brand name? Read on to find out more.
The official port of the classic board game from EA has arrived in the App Store. Does the world domination board game dominate the App Store? Read on to find out.
Another board game that has made the jump to digital. Has EA and Hasbro upgraded a well-loved classic? Or have they sent it sinking into the depths? Let's find out.
