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How to take a screenshot of your iPhone
- byRobert Einspruch onApril 23, 2009 inComing soon …
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Ever wanted to show off your iPhone gaming skills to your friends? Or email a friend something from your phone? Well here's how to do it:
For starters, you need to be running the iPhone 2.0 software. If you are, simply hold down the Home button and press the Power button at the same time.
The screen will flash and the screenshot will be saved to your iPhoto library. From there you can email the screenshot or transfer it to your computer using iPhoto. It is as simple as that!
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Sneak Peak at Luxor iPhone
- byRobert Einspruch onMarch 18, 2009 inComing soon …
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Who would like a sneak peek at Luxor for the iPhone?
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Luxor: Quest for the Afterlife Issue
- byRobert Einspruch onNovember 18, 2008 inBugs
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A few users recently reported a problem when they tried to purchase the downloaded version of the game. Unfortunately, the origin of the problem lies within our e-commerce / DRM provider, TryMedia. This is what they told us:
“You may receive this error due to your local network configuration.
If our geolocation system cannot recognize your network's location from your IP address, then you may continue to receive this error.
Unfortunately, we can offer little advice other than to try the download of the product from a different area.
If you require a refund because of this issue, we will honor your request.
Apparently they want users to download the product from a different area, ie. country. Thanks. We are as upset about this as you are. If the problem persists we will ship you a box version.
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Luxor: Quest for the Afterlife - General Hints
- byRobert Einspruch onNovember 14, 2008 inTips & Tricks
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We thought we would share a tip or two with our users. Enjoy!
Assemble the Horus Statue: The Horus Statue intensifies the seeing energy of your scryer. Click a partially completed artifact, and the scryer will reveal the locations of the remaining pieces.
Assemble the Cow of Hathor: A quota of coins, points or matches is needed to activate the cow. For retrieving this artifact, you are given the gift of multiplied wealth. This will allow you to earn points and coins more quickly.
Visit the Store: Collecting coins will allow you to purchase upgrades that will allow you to destroy more spheres.
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Chainz of Facebook
- byRobert Einspruch onOctober 29, 2008 inOther (non-game related)
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We are incredibly psyched to announce the launch of Chainz on Facebook! Show off your skills to your friends as you get brighter bling with every level that you traverse. Rotate links to create matches of three or more, or use the four-way link to make matches around corners and clear the board. For those of you familiar with the titles, we took the classic Chainz 2 arcade mode and took it to a whole new social level. It is pretty awesome if I don't say so myself. So whether you are a seasoned vet or new to the game, be sure to check out Chainz on Facebook today. It's fun and it's free!
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Why I love casual games
- byRobert Einspruch onOctober 28, 2008 inOther (non-game related)
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OK. For starters, I am going to admit that I am a newbie to casual games. But this is exactly why I am so excited about the potential of casual games.
I grew up on Atari, Intellivision, Coleco and then Nintendo. But it stopped there. I was addicted to Super Mario Brothers, Blades of Steel and Legend of Zelda, but around 1991 I never touched a game again (with the exception of Sim City back in 1994).
The reasons why I stopped playing are the same reasons that have been well-documented over the years: expensive consoles, difficult controllers, complicated game mechanics, violent themes, etc. The reasons why I am playing games again have been well-documented, too: low-price points, multiple distribution channels, nostalgia, easy to learn (or to remember the mechanics), fun themes, etc.
And this brings me to why I am so excited about casual games. When it comes to casual games, people like me fall into the category of the "early majority" according to Geoffry Moore in "Crossing the Chasm". I am certainly not a visionary or early adopter of games. But I am part of the critical early majority that the massive mainstream market relies on for purchasing decisions. If people like me are playing casual games then it is only a matter of time before the industry explodes into the mainstream via platforms like Facebook, Kongregate, the iPhone, the Zune (just kidding), Apple TV, etc.
So hats off to those of you who have been saying this for years. It looks like you were right!
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The definition of beautiful casual games
- byRobert Einspruch onOctober 24, 2008 inGeneral
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Sometimes you stumble upon a game that is so different, so beautiful, so creative that you feel compelled to tell your friends. In the case of www.ferryhalim.com there is not just one game but 60! Each are so simple and so beautiful that you are compelled to play them over and over even though the games themselves are not that challenging (perhaps that is part of their allure). What makes them even more special is the wonderful music that accompanies that highly stylized (or stylistic?) artwork. These are definitely not your run-of-the-mill Flash games. Imagine a world where all casual games had this much attention to detail. Here at MumboJumbo we try to consistently raise the production value of our games. Seeing ferryhalim.com only fuels that drive even further!
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