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Windows Phone and Windows 8 aren’t exactly overflowing with action-RPGs only The Harvest comes to mind. Let’s see how Windows Phone and Windows 8 can add to that tally.
Minion Rush has already been downloaded over 50 million times on other platforms. It promises tons of costumes and weapons to unlock and over 300 missions to complete. Any good endless runner needs long-term goals to complete, and this one brings plenty.
Players will control one of the Cheeto-like Minions from the animated films as he dashes through the city and former supervillain Gru’s lab. It will be the first Xbox-enabled game of its kind on Windows Phone. Despicable Me: Minion Rush should maintain that same pedigree when it comes later this year.Īs the name implies, Minion Rush is a 3D endless running game similar to Temple Run. Amazing Spider-Man, Dark Knight Rises, and Ice Age Village were all good-great games.
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On top of cloning popular console and PC games, Gameloft also produces some quality licensed titles. Asphalt 8 won’t be a sim-style racer, but it certainly should entertain arcade racing fans (like me!) for hours on end. Multiplayer won’t be limited to real-time, either this one adds asynchronous multiplayer to the mix. Online multiplayer returns with two new game types: Gate Drift and Infected. A new physics engine promises to provide more realistic handling to boot.Īsphalt 8 is set to include 8 brand new tracks and one returning track from the last game: Monaco. That’s right, weather effects – and they will impact car handling. Asphalt 8 boasts the best mobile racing graphics yet, with new particle effects including dust, snow, and rain. Thankfully we’ll be getting the sequel as well, presumably with cross-platform multiplayer between Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8. And three, Asphalt 7 is one of the fastest, most intense racing games on Windows Phone. Two, it cost only a buck, ensuring a large online player base. One, it was the first game for the platform to feature 3D impressive graphics and real-time online multiplayer.
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Previous series entry Asphalt 7 made a huge splash on Windows Phone 8 for a variety of reasons. And let’s also hope that hit MMORPG Order & Chaos Online makes its way to Windows 8 with cross-platform multiplayer. Gameloft also promised that several of the announced games will feature cross-platform multiplayer between phone and tablet! We don’t know if Play/Pause/Resume support via cloud saves is on the table, but let’s hope so. News of those games coming to Windows Phone and Windows 8 would be great enough on its own, but it doesn’t stop there. After that, the 15 games in the announcement will follow. Arcade racer Asphalt 7: Heat is due out this month as well. The publisher has released only one game so far: physics puzzler Shark Dash. Head past the break for exclusive details on today’s announcement! Coming to Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 in 2013Īs I just mentioned, Gameloft has largely been cool towards Windows 8 since the tablet and PC OS launched last year. Today Gameloft has reaffirmed its commitment to mobile Windows platforms by promising 15 more games for Windows Phone and Windows 8! Only four new Windows Phone games have actually been revealed, but it’s exciting news regardless… especially for Windows 8, which will be seeing much more support from Gameloft in the near future.
Last year, the publisher announced 12 Xbox Windows Phone 8 games– 10 of which have launched so far. Microsoft has been dark on the subject all year, and nobody else is really talking… Beyond that however, we aren’t aware of too many game developers with plans to support Xbox Windows Phone in the future.
As mobile Xbox gamers probably know, Halfbrick recently released a new version of Fruit Ninja and Square Enix’s Chaos Rings became available to all Windows Phone 8 users last week.
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