Post(s) tagged with "iPhone"
A Little Bit on the Fairey Side: Incase and Shepard Fairey have teamed up to make some Apple accessories. There’s protection for all your shiny things - cases for your iPod and iPhone, and sleeves and backpacks for your MacBook Pros and Airs. And they all feature Fairey’s signature “Andre goes to India” style. iPhone cases are $40 while iPod ones are $30. Sleeves range from $79 to $90 and the backpack runs $150.
Source: goincase.com
A Little Bit on the iOS Side: So here it is: the trailer of Cave’s newest iOS shooter. If it looks familiar, that’s because it is. It’s a port of 2002’s DoDonPachi: Dai Ou Jou. The game is super challenging - I think I’ve only gotten to the fourth level boss - so you better buy insurance for your iThing before playing this and throwing your phone at the wall. It will be out next month.
Source: andriasang.com
A Little Bit On The Phoenix Wright Side: Remember that live action version of Ace Attorney being directed by Takashi Miike that we told you about forever ago? Well, now you can get an iPhone app featuring actor Hiroki Narimiya as Phoenix Wright yelling catchphrases from the game. The app is calle “Minna de Igiari!” or “Object Together!” and a Droid version will eventually be released at some point, so don’t be jelly, Droid users. Oh! And the app even has a demo of the Ace Attorney game, which you should totally play if you haven’t already.
The live-action Ace Attorney hits theaters in Japan on February 11th.
(via Andriasang)
A Little Bit On The Atari iPhone Dock Side: Etsy seller BlkMtnAudio Frankenstein’d an old Atari 2600 into a speaker dock. Scoop this one-of-a-kind sex muffin here for $100.
(via Technabob)
Source: technabob.com
A Little Bit On The I Wish This iPhone Case Was Real Side: Swanky iPhone 4 Legacy case concept by de Keiser and Les Forge MDK dresses up your iPhone in vintage Macintosh garb.
(via Highsnobiety)
Source: highsnobiety.com
Streets of Rage 2 For Free !
You read that right my peoples! One of the greatest, if not greatest beat’em ups Streets of Rage 2 for iOS is FREE for today. So get on them iPhones or iPads (if you don’t mind scaling) and download the hell out of this. Rock some headphones too and listen to my favorite video game soundtrack.
Source: appadvice.com
Now I really want an iPhone. This Cave case is awesome. It’s nice and subtle and doesn’t say, “Hey! I analyze bullet patterns in video games when I get home from work,” but also proclaims your masochistic love for shooters to those in the know. Get it for about $35 before shipping at the international Cave store.
I’m personally just stoked on the Pac-Man level. There’s 24 missions in all, multiple control methods, and planned DLC for the future. There’ll be even be a free Lite version, or you can score the whole game on your iPhone or iPad for just $3.99.
And did I mention there’s a freaking Pac-Man stage!?
(via Joystiq)
This illustration by David Cousens (a.k.a. CoolSurface) was done for an Apps Magazine article about watching television shows on mobile device applications. Have you been watching some of your favorite shows on a device like an iPhone or an iPad?
Source: coolsurface
My stomach hurts from laughing at this.
Thanks, Courtney
This iPhone case from Gasshopper Manufacture is way too cool for school. It’s neat enough to draw some attention, but subtle enough to not let anyone know it’s from a videogame.
Hey Grasshopper, how about a Bizarre Jelly 5 iPhone case and game?
Source: ghm-store.net
Too much swag, I can’t handle it! These Space Invaders cases are available from Case Scenario and they’ll have your iPod Touch, iPhone 4, and iPad 2 looking fresh-to-death with a vengeance. They even have have MacBook Pro cases which I might pick up for myself in the unlikely event I ever have enough money for a MacBook Pro.
Pics of the full collection after the click.
Transparent electronics are the best. And while you can have a transparent iPhone 4, it’s a bit of a pain in the ass. This transparent case from Case Mate is not quite as cool, but way more trippy. I just wish that this was a set of a bunch of different transparent parts so that they could be mixed and matched.
Source: case-mate.com
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