Pocket Gamer: For a while there, it looked like single-screen multiplayer was dead. With the mass adoption of online gaming, suddenly the split-screen frag-fest was a thing of the past, and we safely retreated to the comfort of our own gaming spaces to shout obscenities down headsets.
148apps: Pitting two opposing forces against each other for pinball supremacy sure sounds like fun. Luckily, it actually is.
Mike Kennedy writes, "Video pinball has come along way from the 8-bit days for sure. Companies like ZEN and FarSight Studios have brought video pinball into the forefront by creating virtual pinball machines that are almost indistinguishable from real tables. Now other developers are trying their hand at video pinball with some surprisingly good results. PinWar! was just released last night in the app store and has taken video pinball in a whole new direction, competitive battle play."
The Wii U/PC indie game Little Inferno landed on iPad this week along with a classic board game and an old adventure gamebook.
We also cloned pixel citizens, waged war on a pinball table, and saved the world from meteoric destruction.
