MONOPOLY for iPad Read on for important info below!**YOU VOTED & THE CAT’S OUT OF THE BAG** Thanks to the votes from YOU and… TouchArcade Rating: $4.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsRead on for important info below!**YOU VOTED & THE CAT’S OUT OF THE BAG** Thanks to the votes from YOU and thousands of loyal MONOPOLY Facebook fans from 185 different countries, the CAT mover is now available to play within this latest update as well as in the classic board game version of MONOPOLY! From Mediterranean and Baltic to Boardwalk and beyond, enjoy a wealth of ways to play with friends – or friendly computer opponents! EXCLUSIVE iPAD FEATURES INCLUDE… • Tabletop Mode – Gather friends and family around the iPad and use customizable Game Rules in the game’s signature mode • Teacher Mode – Play against the computer and get tips and tricks to help you strategize in future games• Enhanced HD-quality graphics – iPad delivers a visually rich experience with striking animated elements – It’s just a lot of fun!GET “GOING” IN MULTIPLE MODES OF MONOPOLY PLAYJump right into a game with up to 3 other players in Play Now mode. Or take your on chances against in-game computer opponents featuring 4 levels of difficulty. Also connect multiple devices to play with up to 3 other players via local WiFi or Head-to-Head via Bluetooth!Requires acceptance of EA’s Privacy & Cookie Policy and User Agreement.User Agreement: terms.ea.comVisit https://help.ea.com/ for assistance or inquiries.EA may retire online features and services after 30 days’ notice posted on www.ea.com/1/service-updates.Important Consumer Information.This app: Contains direct links to the Internet; Collects data through third party analytics technology (see Privacy & Cookie Policy for details).By installing this game, you consent to its installation and the installation of any game updates or upgrades released through your platform. You can turn off automatic updates through your device settings, but if you do not update your app, you may experience reduced functionality.Some updates and upgrades may change the way we record usage data and metrics, or change data stored on your device. Any changes will always be consistent with EA’s Privacy and Cookie Policy, available at privacy.ea.com. You can withdraw your consent at any time by removing or disabling this app, visiting help.ea.com for assistance, or by contacting us at ATTN: Privacy / Mobile Consent Withdrawal, Electronic Arts Inc., 209 Redwood Shores Pkwy, Redwood City, CA, USA. Information Seller: Genre:Board, Simulation Release:Dec 09, 2010 Updated:Nov 30, -0001 Version: Size:0.0 TouchArcade Rating: User Rating: (2) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Real Racing 2 HD Electronic Arts Read on for important info below! Are you ready for the ultimate racing experience for iOS? Optimized specifically for i… $6.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsRead on for important info below! Are you ready for the ultimate racing experience for iOS? Optimized specifically for iPad and iPad 2, Real Racing 2 HD is a heart-pounding, visually astounding 3D racer that puts the steering wheel directly in your hands. The expansive, 10-plus hour career mode and extensive, one-of-a-kind multiplayer means the fight for first place is never over. PRAISE FOR REAL RACING 2 HD “4 Stars Spectacular” – CNET “Real Racing 2 is without a doubt the best racing game for the iPad.” – IGN “The visuals have an air of sublime perfection about them." – Phone Mantra “Unrivaled in the App Store.” – No DPad “No other portable racer offers nearly as robust and refined an experience as Real Racing 2 HD.” – MacLife.com "The enhanced multiplayer features take what already was one of the top iOS racing games and ushers it into a new era for mobile gaming." – Macworld “92 Metascore” – Metacritic.com UNSURPASSED, CUTTING-EDGE 3D VISUALS Relish exceptional, luscious graphics that push the iPad to its limits, and take full advantage of the iPad 2's enhanced hardware. BOUNDLESS, IMMERSIVE GAMEPLAY 30 licensed cars from real-world manufacturers. 15 stunning locations. Regular updates supply a stream of new events, improvements and features. WORLD CLASS CAREER MODE Over 10 hours of Cup, Head to Head, Championship, Time Trial and Elimination races await your expert skills. INTUITIVE PRECISION CONTROLS Take the wheel as your iPad becomes the ultimate racing implement. Come to grips with unerring handling on iPad 2, thanks to full gyroscope support. THRILLING MULTIPLAYER Compete over local Wi-Fi or online with players of Real Racing 2 HD and Real Racing 2, and experience pioneering 16-player online multiplayer. Play wirelessly on your HD TV through AirPlay and an Apple TV, challenge friends to a split screen multiplayer race with Party Play and enjoy enhanced visuals – for second and third generation iPads! TAKE THE RACE ONLINE Track your progress against the world's top racers using Game Center and Firemint's Cloudcell technology. Record and upload videos of your best to YouTube for max kudos. DRIVE ANYWHERE, ANYTIME Upload and download your save games between Real Racing 2 HD and Real Racing so your progress is always synced. Real Racing 2 HD is the racing game to own. Buy now, or "Gift this App" to a friend and introduce them to the greatest racing experience on iOS. -------------------------------------------------------------- * For more information or support please visit http://www.firemint.com --------------------------------------------------------------- Requires acceptance of EA’s Privacy & Cookie Policy and User Agreement. By installing this game, you consent to its installation and the installation of any game updates or upgrades released through your platform. You can turn off automatic updates through your device settings, but if you do not update your app, you may experience reduced functionality. Some updates and upgrades may change the way we record usage data and metrics, or change data stored on your device. Any changes will always be consistent with EA’s Privacy and Cookie Policy, available at privacy.ea.com. You can withdraw your consent at any time by removing or disabling this app, visiting help.ea.com for assistance, or by contacting us at ATTN: Privacy / Mobile Consent Withdrawal, Electronic Arts Inc., 209 Redwood Shores Pkwy, Redwood City, CA, USA. Information Seller:Electronic Arts Genre:Action, Racing Release:Mar 11, 2011 Updated:Jun 27, 2018 Version:1.13.24 Size:1.1 GB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (2) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal both dropped to $0.99. nightc1 Well-Known Member Oct 19, 2012 4,362 0 0 AL #2 nightc1, Nov 21, 2012 Stadard versions of both Real Racing games are $0.99 as well violentv Well-Known Member Nov 4, 2010 912 0 16 #3 violentv, Nov 21, 2012 Last edited: Nov 21, 2012 try to quote any other posts doing it to have a look at the syntax! Got this sometime back..I must say I am not a fan of racing simulators x_X. It just doesn't have the sense of speed that Arcade racers like NFS/Asphalt provide. Instead you get a rather leisurely ride through the tracks( very pretty tracks though!) and you are punished heavily for making mistakes since catching up is almost impossible(and realistically slow) once you lose the lead. It sort of reminds me of those masochistic platformers where everything you do have to be PERFECT. kioshi Well-Known Member Apr 9, 2011 880 0 0 Brazil #4 kioshi, Nov 21, 2012 Real Racing 2 HD Electronic Arts Read on for important info below! Are you ready for the ultimate racing experience for iOS? Optimized specifically for i… $6.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsRead on for important info below! Are you ready for the ultimate racing experience for iOS? Optimized specifically for iPad and iPad 2, Real Racing 2 HD is a heart-pounding, visually astounding 3D racer that puts the steering wheel directly in your hands. The expansive, 10-plus hour career mode and extensive, one-of-a-kind multiplayer means the fight for first place is never over. PRAISE FOR REAL RACING 2 HD “4 Stars Spectacular” – CNET “Real Racing 2 is without a doubt the best racing game for the iPad.” – IGN “The visuals have an air of sublime perfection about them." – Phone Mantra “Unrivaled in the App Store.” – No DPad “No other portable racer offers nearly as robust and refined an experience as Real Racing 2 HD.” – MacLife.com "The enhanced multiplayer features take what already was one of the top iOS racing games and ushers it into a new era for mobile gaming." – Macworld “92 Metascore” – Metacritic.com UNSURPASSED, CUTTING-EDGE 3D VISUALS Relish exceptional, luscious graphics that push the iPad to its limits, and take full advantage of the iPad 2's enhanced hardware. BOUNDLESS, IMMERSIVE GAMEPLAY 30 licensed cars from real-world manufacturers. 15 stunning locations. Regular updates supply a stream of new events, improvements and features. WORLD CLASS CAREER MODE Over 10 hours of Cup, Head to Head, Championship, Time Trial and Elimination races await your expert skills. INTUITIVE PRECISION CONTROLS Take the wheel as your iPad becomes the ultimate racing implement. Come to grips with unerring handling on iPad 2, thanks to full gyroscope support. THRILLING MULTIPLAYER Compete over local Wi-Fi or online with players of Real Racing 2 HD and Real Racing 2, and experience pioneering 16-player online multiplayer. Play wirelessly on your HD TV through AirPlay and an Apple TV, challenge friends to a split screen multiplayer race with Party Play and enjoy enhanced visuals – for second and third generation iPads! TAKE THE RACE ONLINE Track your progress against the world's top racers using Game Center and Firemint's Cloudcell technology. Record and upload videos of your best to YouTube for max kudos. DRIVE ANYWHERE, ANYTIME Upload and download your save games between Real Racing 2 HD and Real Racing so your progress is always synced. Real Racing 2 HD is the racing game to own. Buy now, or "Gift this App" to a friend and introduce them to the greatest racing experience on iOS. -------------------------------------------------------------- * For more information or support please visit http://www.firemint.com --------------------------------------------------------------- Requires acceptance of EA’s Privacy & Cookie Policy and User Agreement. By installing this game, you consent to its installation and the installation of any game updates or upgrades released through your platform. You can turn off automatic updates through your device settings, but if you do not update your app, you may experience reduced functionality. Some updates and upgrades may change the way we record usage data and metrics, or change data stored on your device. Any changes will always be consistent with EA’s Privacy and Cookie Policy, available at privacy.ea.com. You can withdraw your consent at any time by removing or disabling this app, visiting help.ea.com for assistance, or by contacting us at ATTN: Privacy / Mobile Consent Withdrawal, Electronic Arts Inc., 209 Redwood Shores Pkwy, Redwood City, CA, USA. Information Seller:Electronic Arts Genre:Action, Racing Release:Mar 11, 2011 Updated:Jun 27, 2018 Version:1.13.24 Size:1.1 GB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (2) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Outrager Well-Known Member Sep 14, 2012 130 0 0 #5 Outrager, Nov 21, 2012 Cool thanks. Got it to work. I guess only 1 app per post. Connector Well-Known Member May 6, 2012 15,512 1 0 In the Chatroom http://thechatroom.freeforums.net/ #6 Connector, Nov 21, 2012 I bought both way back, both are good. Disk size large! Highly recommend both. Connector Well-Known Member May 6, 2012 15,512 1 0 In the Chatroom http://thechatroom.freeforums.net/ #7 Connector, Nov 21, 2012 Looks like almost all EA games are on sale now. Also plants vs zombies hd sd is 99 cents. defred34 Well-Known Member Aug 27, 2012 1,408 0 0 Earth #8 defred34, Nov 21, 2012 Yeah that's because arcade racers give an artificial sense of speeds. Anyway, the cars here get much faster as you progress. Sure, there is a lot of punishment here as well if you brake late and end up in the gravel. All in all, I love SIMs more than arcade racers. First arcade racer I enjoyed was NFS MW on the iPad! RR2 probably my top 3 mobile games of all time alongside Shadowgun and Dead Space for now. Respox Active Member Sep 4, 2012 41 0 6 #9 Respox, Nov 21, 2012 It's all a matter of perspective. You can look at it as punishing you for carelessness. Or you can see how the game rewards you for familiarizing yourself with the tracks, learning to brake efficiently, and finding the proper racing line to take. Sadly, today's gaming audience has gotten used to a culture of instant gratification, with games designed for short attention spans and helpfully providing instant victory through IAP. But sometimes, not very often nowadays, you get a game that truly challenges you. And when, after much practice, you successfully pull off the perfect racing line, and watch your opponent shrink in your rear view mirror... that feeling you get is greater than any Game Center "achievement", and can't ever be bought as IAP. violentv Well-Known Member Nov 4, 2010 912 0 16 #10 violentv, Nov 21, 2012 Last edited: Nov 21, 2012 I will respond since that post didn't sound very friendly...oh it was rather diplomatically written but still dripping with contempt.(how did it veer towards IAP?x_X) Sometimes games are designed so dynamically that each experience/run through is different.. but very often nowadays, you get 'scripted' gameplay: games that require you to specifically carry out certain tasks in fixed unflexibles way to complete them. Going through the game multiple times to practice to "pull off the perfect racing line" can be gratifying! I can totally understand that...but it is a very hollow sort of victory(to me)..where practice takes the place of twitch gameplay. I think a console analogy would be like how you memorize the positions where enemies illogically spawn in Uncharted and practice a few times to get through. I suppose I may be the odd one out here..but I really dislike inflexible gameplay and games that are 'challenging'because they demand inflexible scripted responses(Damn QTEs and masochistic platformers!). Respox Active Member Sep 4, 2012 41 0 6 #11 Respox, Nov 21, 2012 Wow, dripping with contempt? Seriously? You must have some kind of inferiority complex to be that defensive. Believe me, if I wanted to be insulting, I wouldn't have tried to be subtle. violentv Well-Known Member Nov 4, 2010 912 0 16 #12 violentv, Nov 21, 2012 Last edited: Nov 21, 2012 ah..but the subtle sort of insults are the most infuriating... insults on the internet are boring, hollow and I meant no disrespect anyway. I was just a little irked by how you seemingly trivialized my reply with "Sadly, today's gaming audience has gotten used to a culture of instant gratification, with games designed for short attention spans and helpfully providing instant victory through IAP" again.. I didn't mean to offend defred34 Well-Known Member Aug 27, 2012 1,408 0 0 Earth #13 defred34, Nov 21, 2012 Yes, you're right for platformers. But SIM racers are less punishing. There is no ONE braking point, cornering line etc. You can make alterations and there's plenty of room for error as well. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
try to quote any other posts doing it to have a look at the syntax! Got this sometime back..I must say I am not a fan of racing simulators x_X. It just doesn't have the sense of speed that Arcade racers like NFS/Asphalt provide. Instead you get a rather leisurely ride through the tracks( very pretty tracks though!) and you are punished heavily for making mistakes since catching up is almost impossible(and realistically slow) once you lose the lead. It sort of reminds me of those masochistic platformers where everything you do have to be PERFECT.
Real Racing 2 HD Electronic Arts Read on for important info below! Are you ready for the ultimate racing experience for iOS? Optimized specifically for i… $6.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsRead on for important info below! Are you ready for the ultimate racing experience for iOS? Optimized specifically for iPad and iPad 2, Real Racing 2 HD is a heart-pounding, visually astounding 3D racer that puts the steering wheel directly in your hands. The expansive, 10-plus hour career mode and extensive, one-of-a-kind multiplayer means the fight for first place is never over. PRAISE FOR REAL RACING 2 HD “4 Stars Spectacular” – CNET “Real Racing 2 is without a doubt the best racing game for the iPad.” – IGN “The visuals have an air of sublime perfection about them." – Phone Mantra “Unrivaled in the App Store.” – No DPad “No other portable racer offers nearly as robust and refined an experience as Real Racing 2 HD.” – MacLife.com "The enhanced multiplayer features take what already was one of the top iOS racing games and ushers it into a new era for mobile gaming." – Macworld “92 Metascore” – Metacritic.com UNSURPASSED, CUTTING-EDGE 3D VISUALS Relish exceptional, luscious graphics that push the iPad to its limits, and take full advantage of the iPad 2's enhanced hardware. BOUNDLESS, IMMERSIVE GAMEPLAY 30 licensed cars from real-world manufacturers. 15 stunning locations. Regular updates supply a stream of new events, improvements and features. WORLD CLASS CAREER MODE Over 10 hours of Cup, Head to Head, Championship, Time Trial and Elimination races await your expert skills. INTUITIVE PRECISION CONTROLS Take the wheel as your iPad becomes the ultimate racing implement. Come to grips with unerring handling on iPad 2, thanks to full gyroscope support. THRILLING MULTIPLAYER Compete over local Wi-Fi or online with players of Real Racing 2 HD and Real Racing 2, and experience pioneering 16-player online multiplayer. Play wirelessly on your HD TV through AirPlay and an Apple TV, challenge friends to a split screen multiplayer race with Party Play and enjoy enhanced visuals – for second and third generation iPads! TAKE THE RACE ONLINE Track your progress against the world's top racers using Game Center and Firemint's Cloudcell technology. Record and upload videos of your best to YouTube for max kudos. DRIVE ANYWHERE, ANYTIME Upload and download your save games between Real Racing 2 HD and Real Racing so your progress is always synced. Real Racing 2 HD is the racing game to own. Buy now, or "Gift this App" to a friend and introduce them to the greatest racing experience on iOS. -------------------------------------------------------------- * For more information or support please visit http://www.firemint.com --------------------------------------------------------------- Requires acceptance of EA’s Privacy & Cookie Policy and User Agreement. By installing this game, you consent to its installation and the installation of any game updates or upgrades released through your platform. You can turn off automatic updates through your device settings, but if you do not update your app, you may experience reduced functionality. Some updates and upgrades may change the way we record usage data and metrics, or change data stored on your device. Any changes will always be consistent with EA’s Privacy and Cookie Policy, available at privacy.ea.com. You can withdraw your consent at any time by removing or disabling this app, visiting help.ea.com for assistance, or by contacting us at ATTN: Privacy / Mobile Consent Withdrawal, Electronic Arts Inc., 209 Redwood Shores Pkwy, Redwood City, CA, USA. Information Seller:Electronic Arts Genre:Action, Racing Release:Mar 11, 2011 Updated:Jun 27, 2018 Version:1.13.24 Size:1.1 GB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (2) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Outrager Well-Known Member Sep 14, 2012 130 0 0 #5 Outrager, Nov 21, 2012 Cool thanks. Got it to work. I guess only 1 app per post. Connector Well-Known Member May 6, 2012 15,512 1 0 In the Chatroom http://thechatroom.freeforums.net/ #6 Connector, Nov 21, 2012 I bought both way back, both are good. Disk size large! Highly recommend both. Connector Well-Known Member May 6, 2012 15,512 1 0 In the Chatroom http://thechatroom.freeforums.net/ #7 Connector, Nov 21, 2012 Looks like almost all EA games are on sale now. Also plants vs zombies hd sd is 99 cents. defred34 Well-Known Member Aug 27, 2012 1,408 0 0 Earth #8 defred34, Nov 21, 2012 Yeah that's because arcade racers give an artificial sense of speeds. Anyway, the cars here get much faster as you progress. Sure, there is a lot of punishment here as well if you brake late and end up in the gravel. All in all, I love SIMs more than arcade racers. First arcade racer I enjoyed was NFS MW on the iPad! RR2 probably my top 3 mobile games of all time alongside Shadowgun and Dead Space for now. Respox Active Member Sep 4, 2012 41 0 6 #9 Respox, Nov 21, 2012 It's all a matter of perspective. You can look at it as punishing you for carelessness. Or you can see how the game rewards you for familiarizing yourself with the tracks, learning to brake efficiently, and finding the proper racing line to take. Sadly, today's gaming audience has gotten used to a culture of instant gratification, with games designed for short attention spans and helpfully providing instant victory through IAP. But sometimes, not very often nowadays, you get a game that truly challenges you. And when, after much practice, you successfully pull off the perfect racing line, and watch your opponent shrink in your rear view mirror... that feeling you get is greater than any Game Center "achievement", and can't ever be bought as IAP. violentv Well-Known Member Nov 4, 2010 912 0 16 #10 violentv, Nov 21, 2012 Last edited: Nov 21, 2012 I will respond since that post didn't sound very friendly...oh it was rather diplomatically written but still dripping with contempt.(how did it veer towards IAP?x_X) Sometimes games are designed so dynamically that each experience/run through is different.. but very often nowadays, you get 'scripted' gameplay: games that require you to specifically carry out certain tasks in fixed unflexibles way to complete them. Going through the game multiple times to practice to "pull off the perfect racing line" can be gratifying! I can totally understand that...but it is a very hollow sort of victory(to me)..where practice takes the place of twitch gameplay. I think a console analogy would be like how you memorize the positions where enemies illogically spawn in Uncharted and practice a few times to get through. I suppose I may be the odd one out here..but I really dislike inflexible gameplay and games that are 'challenging'because they demand inflexible scripted responses(Damn QTEs and masochistic platformers!). Respox Active Member Sep 4, 2012 41 0 6 #11 Respox, Nov 21, 2012 Wow, dripping with contempt? Seriously? You must have some kind of inferiority complex to be that defensive. Believe me, if I wanted to be insulting, I wouldn't have tried to be subtle. violentv Well-Known Member Nov 4, 2010 912 0 16 #12 violentv, Nov 21, 2012 Last edited: Nov 21, 2012 ah..but the subtle sort of insults are the most infuriating... insults on the internet are boring, hollow and I meant no disrespect anyway. I was just a little irked by how you seemingly trivialized my reply with "Sadly, today's gaming audience has gotten used to a culture of instant gratification, with games designed for short attention spans and helpfully providing instant victory through IAP" again.. I didn't mean to offend defred34 Well-Known Member Aug 27, 2012 1,408 0 0 Earth #13 defred34, Nov 21, 2012 Yes, you're right for platformers. But SIM racers are less punishing. There is no ONE braking point, cornering line etc. You can make alterations and there's plenty of room for error as well. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Yeah that's because arcade racers give an artificial sense of speeds. Anyway, the cars here get much faster as you progress. Sure, there is a lot of punishment here as well if you brake late and end up in the gravel. All in all, I love SIMs more than arcade racers. First arcade racer I enjoyed was NFS MW on the iPad! RR2 probably my top 3 mobile games of all time alongside Shadowgun and Dead Space for now.
It's all a matter of perspective. You can look at it as punishing you for carelessness. Or you can see how the game rewards you for familiarizing yourself with the tracks, learning to brake efficiently, and finding the proper racing line to take. Sadly, today's gaming audience has gotten used to a culture of instant gratification, with games designed for short attention spans and helpfully providing instant victory through IAP. But sometimes, not very often nowadays, you get a game that truly challenges you. And when, after much practice, you successfully pull off the perfect racing line, and watch your opponent shrink in your rear view mirror... that feeling you get is greater than any Game Center "achievement", and can't ever be bought as IAP.
I will respond since that post didn't sound very friendly...oh it was rather diplomatically written but still dripping with contempt.(how did it veer towards IAP?x_X) Sometimes games are designed so dynamically that each experience/run through is different.. but very often nowadays, you get 'scripted' gameplay: games that require you to specifically carry out certain tasks in fixed unflexibles way to complete them. Going through the game multiple times to practice to "pull off the perfect racing line" can be gratifying! I can totally understand that...but it is a very hollow sort of victory(to me)..where practice takes the place of twitch gameplay. I think a console analogy would be like how you memorize the positions where enemies illogically spawn in Uncharted and practice a few times to get through. I suppose I may be the odd one out here..but I really dislike inflexible gameplay and games that are 'challenging'because they demand inflexible scripted responses(Damn QTEs and masochistic platformers!).
Wow, dripping with contempt? Seriously? You must have some kind of inferiority complex to be that defensive. Believe me, if I wanted to be insulting, I wouldn't have tried to be subtle.
ah..but the subtle sort of insults are the most infuriating... insults on the internet are boring, hollow and I meant no disrespect anyway. I was just a little irked by how you seemingly trivialized my reply with "Sadly, today's gaming audience has gotten used to a culture of instant gratification, with games designed for short attention spans and helpfully providing instant victory through IAP" again.. I didn't mean to offend
Yes, you're right for platformers. But SIM racers are less punishing. There is no ONE braking point, cornering line etc. You can make alterations and there's plenty of room for error as well.
