The Mac App Store and those rather strict Mac App Store rules have only been out in the open for a few hours but Firemint, the brains behind Flight Control, has already announced it wants in. Flight Control HD which is firmly ensconced in our best iPad apps list will be headed to the Mac App Store with Flight Control HD for the Mac. In fact, it’s already got the Mac app ready and waiting to go…
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Flight Control HD puts you in the seat of an overworked air traffic controller in this addictive digital PlayStation Move PS3 download. If you’ve already played Harbour Master – one of the most addictive iPhone games around – Flight Control HD is pretty much the same thing, but with aircraft, and now equipped for Sony’s motion controller. How does it fare with the new wand? Read our Flight Control HD for PlayStation Move review to find out.
Firemint, the folk who make Flight Control HD, has released a gameplay video of Flight Control HD for PlayStation Move, which is on its way next week on 15 September. Flight Control HD for PlayStation Move will be priced at £3.99 in the UK, and looks to have some dinky graphics, complete with night time levels. Click through for full video!
Flight Control was a surprise hit on the iPhone, with a unique control method ideally suited to touchscreens. Perhaps because of this, it is hard to imagine it running on a console. Flight Control HD might hold the key to console success, however, using PlayStation Move to guide planes to their destinations.
The iPad App Store has its shutters firmly pulled down until it launches in the US on Saturday (April 3) but a new video purports to show the iPad App Store in action. Read on to take a gander at the iPad App Store video and ponder whether it really shows where you’ll be paying for your iPad apps.
iPad games that seem to have been approved in time for the US iPad launch next week have been leaked on through iTunes web previews. The list reveals some firm iPhone favourites reborn as iPad apps and that “HD” looks set to be the most popular tag for distinguishing iPad apps from their iPhone predecessors.
Flight Control has been on the most popular iPhone games and recently hit the Nintendo DS. But Firemint, the developer behind the super-addictive plane landing madness of Flight Control has revealed Flight Control HD for the iPad.