Instead of 3 tank lives, you get a health bar. The gameplay and graphics of this game is based on Atari’s ‘Battlezone’ released in 1980, with an added twist. The game is over if a bubble reaches the bottom of your screen. Shoot the colored bubbles in clumps of three or more to clear them off the screen.Īny bubbles below the point of contact will fall and you win by clearing all the bubbles. Let’s pop some bubbles! On the iPhone version, you swipe left and right to aim the arrow and swipe up to shoot. Some rounds can be easier than others, but rest assured, patience and skill will get you across safely.Īnother simple game that will bring back memories. You control the frog by swiping up, down, left, right on the screen. Someone looking for a challenge, you’re sure to remember playing Frogger a game where you need a lot of patience, a fast reaction time to dodge cars and perfect timing to reach the other side safely. This would be a little more interesting than the original game Pong as you have an objective of breaking the bricks, as well as different levels to complete. You control the ‘paddle’ by moving your finger left and right. The iPhone version has improved graphics and colors, and more walls to break. The gameplay is based off Atari’s original ‘Breakout’, released in the mid-70s. You control the plane by moving your finger around the screen collecting powerups that make you shoot more bullets or increase your rate of fire. Nothing has changed in this one its gameplay and game design look pretty much the same. Read more Pacific Wingsīack in the day, this game was called ‘1941’, where you play a fighter pilot who manoeuvre your plane around enemy fire and shoot their planes down.
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