Posts Tagged ‘Namco’
Written on August 5th, 2009 by adminno shouts
Game developer Namco has founded a dedicated iPhone division, meant to exploit the unusual popularity of the device. The division is being helped by Jonathan Kromrey, an iPod/iPhone games producer and designer, who was formerly responsible for research, design and development of products and applications at Apple. Kromrey notes that this week is currently the only one this year in which Namco do…

Written on August 5th, 2009 by adminno shouts
Not surprisingly, the core of Pac-Man Remix is a familiar game: you control a little yellow globe who runs through 2-D mazes eating dots, alternating between chasing and running away from ghosts. Power pellets transform the ghosts from one-touch killers into vulnerable blue targets that can be eaten as easily as the dots; pieces of fruit appear in the mazes for bonus points. You progress through 30 stages in order, in clusters of five similarly-themed…
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Filed under iPod General
Tags:Bonus Points, Clusters, Dots, Game, Ghosts, Globe, Killers, Mazes, Namco, Pac Man, Power Pellets, Targets
Written on August 3rd, 2009 by adminno shouts
Namco has announced that Apple veteran Jonathan Kromley has joined the company to head up its new Apple Games division. Before joining Namco, Kromley worked for Apple as an iPod and iPhone games producer and designer, and was responsible for the research, design and development of products/applications on the iPod, iPhone, iPod touch and Apple TV platforms. Kromley’s new duties at Namco will include creating new franchise opportunities,…
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Tags:Apple Games, Apple Tv, Franchise Opportunities, Ftc, iPhone, iPod, Jonathan, Mobile Payment, Mobile Uk, Namco, News Uk, Platforms, T Mobile, Veteran
Written on May 8th, 2009 by adminno shouts
Namco has released Dig Dug Remix, its latest retro-inspired game for the iPhone and iPod touch. Like Galaga Remix, Dig Dug Remix includes both the arcade classic and a new “remix” version of the game, featuring all new graphics, boss battles, six different power-ups, 35 levels, and five bosses. Both versions of the game offer a choice between an on-screen D-pad and a “flick” control mode, three difficulty settings, and normal…
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Tags:Arcade Classic, Boss, Control Mode, Difficulty Settings, Dig Dug, Flick, Galaga, Game, iPhone, iPod touch, Namco, New Graphics, News Releases, Power Ups, Retro, Ups