Insidegamer.nl: Anyone who has ever dreamed of huge cars that you somersaults in the air can make sure to Nitro Monster Truck II a chance.
STP writes: "Monster Trucks Nitro 2 sets its tone early on. After you boot up the main menu screen, you're immediately rewarded with a flashy 3D model of a monster truck jumping over two trains. From there, you can tell it's going to be a wild ride".
Pocket Gamer:
As always, we round our week off with a celebration of all that’s wonderful (and awful) about the App Store. We refer, of course, to the free stuff.
This week we have a couple of ninja runners battling it out (silently) for the top spot. We also have a reappraisal of sorts for a flawed offering from a highly respected developer. It’s amazing what extra content and a drop to free status can do for a game.
Multiplayer.it: If Java-compatible mobile phones felt the need to develop games that would use less buttons as possible to clear ergonomic reasons, iPhone and iPod Touch have a reverse situation: with a full touch screen layout and the presence of an accelerometer is can implement virtually any control system
