Google’s search layout did undergo slight changes lately: Every search result now offers a website preview. Along with that change however, the useful links to the sites’ cached versions now seemed to have disappeared too. Although the links to Google’s cache didn’t really disappear, they are no longer easily accessible, as they were moved to that new website preview. But, as usual, there’s an easy trick to get back to the old behavior.
Action Block Buster – our new take on Breakout – is now officially available on the App Store. Alongside with the product launch, the following press release, which does a pretty decent job at describing the game’s features, has been distributed to the press networks. The press release also features our teaser video, so be sure to check it out!
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Today, after a development timespan of nearly a year, our iphone game “Action Block Buster” was uploaded to the App Store and is now awaiting Apple’s review. If everything goes well during the review process, we expect the game to be available on the App Store in about one or two weeks from now.
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An interesting new project aims to bring the good old Command & Conquer onto our browsers using latest HTML5 technology. While the project itself is still in the early stages of development, it already offers one playable singe-player mission, so it is definitely worth a look!
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Another screenshot update of our upcoming Arkanoid/Breakout-type game Action Block Buster: As the game is now feature-complete for the initial launch, focus now gradually shifts towards advertising. Therefore, I’m proudly presenting the screenshots that were chosen to represent the game on our website and on the App Store!
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Merry Christmas and a happy new year folks! The release of Action Block Buster, our block-breaker-type iPhone game, is within reach. And as it’s been a while since the last screenshot update, it’s about time to present some fresh bleeding-edge screens – which showcase the game as it is about to be released!
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Yes, even media creation can sometimes be as easy as clicking on a button. What am I talking about? Bfxr!
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The first thing one probably notices when comparing Blender 2.5 to previous versions is the majorly improved user interface. Unfortunately, after working a bit with it, one also notices that not all features have been ported over to the new version yet. At the time of writing, one of the missing features is bevelling. But at least there’s a workaround…
Previous posts focussed on screenshots of game levels and in-game action in general. To round out the image of our Breakout-style iPhone game, we hereby release screenshots that will give more emphasis on the game’s user interface: The title screen, level selection, various help hanels and much more…
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A quick howto for getting past the 2 MB limit and uploading big files into the WordPress media library.
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