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Tanks! Mayhem - available for the iPhone/iPad - Exciting news gamers! Our new app, 'Tanks! Mayhem', has finally hit the app store. We can't wait for you to dive into the tank-battle action and enjoy all the mayhem it has to offer! For a sneak peek, take a look at some of our epic game screenshots included herein.

Creating an OpenGL game for both the Palm and iOS - I've made a triumphant return to the blogosphere with the release of my new game, 'Tanks!' developed for Palm Pre/Pixie and soon for iPhone devices. The game, an experiment to learn OpenGLES 2.0, is a testament to the feasibility of porting C++ or C code from iOS to Palm PDK, despite minor challenges with UI interaction and audio. So gear up, folks! Download 'Tanks!', step onto the battlefield and let the mayhem begin! Next stop on my coding odyssey - Android!

Tanks! will soon be removed from the US app store - Well, it's game over for my creation, Tanks!, in the US app store. You won't believe this but Atari's claiming it treads too closely to their copyright. Kinda feels like they think they hold the exclusive rights to all tank-driving games. I'm not buying their claim one bit but, when the game's bringing in less than a buck a day, who can afford legal bills, right?

Shoot3D for the iPad/iPhone - I'm thrilled to have introduced my first 3D game on the app store. The entire process served as a real learning curve, with some elements still appearing obscure, yet adding to the intrigue. The games section of the app store is known for its fierce competition, but challenging the status quo by doing something different from the regular utility apps is quite a welcome change. I'm generally proud of how the game has turned out and look forward to its reception. You can download the game on the app store.

Tablet+iPhones = Console+Controllers - Here's the concept: your iPhones turn into wireless controllers and your tablet is now your console, all thanks to gamekit. It's a whole new way of gaming, reminiscent of the Wii, or using your devices for interactive card games. Interesting eh?

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