GTS World Racing game for iPhone

GTS World Racing is an arcade style racing game from Astraware. You control the game by tilting the iPhone left or right to steer your car, tilting forward accelerates your car and the brakes are applied by tilting the iPhone back. It looks like it could be a lot of fun to play.

When it is released it will be $7.99.

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I must have missed this when it was first posted over a week ago. We have Walt Mossberg, the Wall Street Journal Tech Guru, talking about the iPhone App store and ten of his favorite apps. It may be a little out of date as new apps have been added to the store but its interesting to hear Mossberg’s thoughts on the iPhone and the new apps.

As someone who takes a lot of images with my iPhone I am always looking to improve my iPhone photography experience. The Talking Pics app has not been released yet but its developer notes make it sound very interesting.

“Talking Pics lets you record voice notes over photos. Use it to store your thoughts, record your travels, or even to help remember a new face. Whatever you use it for, Talking Pics keeps your life in sync.”

The possibilities for note taking while out and about seem endless, quick notes on a location or peoples names, no more trying to rack my brain when I download the images.

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Todays game is Bomberman Tounch, which utilizes the iPhone interface and built in accelerometer.

“Bomberman Touch takes place in the ancient ruins of Ka-Boom Temple, where it’s rumored that a legendary treasure awaits.
Many adventurers have set forth to the ruins, but no one has ever returned. And now, one Bomberman risks his life to challenge those ruins.”

Ambrosia Software, Inc. will be releasing mondo Solitaire via the App Store for $9.99.

For lovers of solitaire this looks like it could be a great choice with a hundred games to choose from, there is sure to be one that is right for you.

Today we have a trailer for a game called Rolando. According to its creator, Simon Oliver, it is a “physics-based platform/puzzler”. There will be four worlds each having 10 levels. The developer is hoping to have in the App Store by August with a possible price of $9.99.

While I am looking forward to a driving game and hopefully a good space/aerial combat game, this one looks like it could be good choice when trying to take a few minutes away from the hectic world.

More games are coming to light for the iPhone. The latest is Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart, a racing game.