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Games I’ve Coded – Thief Deadly Shadows (Mobile)

By on January 22, 2011 in Articles, Games

Moving forward with the ‘Games I’ve Coded’ articles, the next big game I got my teeth into was Thief: Deadly Shadows. I’d finished off several Nokia ‘white label’ games (Adventure Race being the last), and the next project to come along was commissioned by Eidos Mobile, and based on the Thief license. At iomo, we [...]

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Pictureka! for iPhone and iPad

By on November 26, 2010 in Games

A few screen shots and a brief look back at my last 8 months of work, coding Pictureka! for iPhone and iPad for EA Mobile.

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Deadliest Catch on iPhone

By on April 12, 2010 in Games

It’s finally out… The game I and others at FinBlade have been working on for the last 7 months is available to buy on the iTunes App Store, just in time for the new series of Deadliest Catch too.  Of course, 7 months doesn’t just get you an iPhone game, there’s Android, J2ME, BREW, Blackberry [...]

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Games I’ve Coded – Adventure Race

By on November 3, 2009 in Games

Finally, here’s the last of the embedded Nokia Series 40 “Games I’ve Coded”, Adventure Race (AR). Originally available on the Nokia 5140i, a beefed up successor to the 5100 that came with Sky Diver.  The 5140i was one of the newer breed of Series 40 2nd Edition devices, which included increased heap memory (up from [...]

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Games I’ve Coded – Snake EX2

By on August 23, 2009 in Games

An article on Snake EX2, which I coded for the Nokia 3300 and other devices when I was at iomo.

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Games I’ve Coded – Sky Diver

By on April 8, 2009 in Games

I enjoyed writing about Triple Pop so much, I’m going to continue straight on with the next game I coded at iomo, Sky Diver.  Sky Diver was another white label game for Nokia, this time targeted initially at the 5100, but also later the 3510i.  The 5100 is technically very similar to the 7210, it’s [...]

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