Astraware releases Brad Mitchum - Lost In Time for Windows Phone and Windows Mobile!
Astraware is excited to announce the release of Brad Mitchum: Lost in Time, a fun action arcade game developed by Angel Software and Naaty Design using BitRabbit’s RabbitFactory cross platform game engine.
Brad is an archeologist who has travelled the four corners of the globe in search of lost cities and legendary objects. After discovering and investigating a mysterious talisman, he is thrown back in time and must fight off waves of attacking metallic balls to restore the talisman and find his way home.
Brad Mitchum: Lost in Time is a fun action arcade game inspired by classic ball-shooting titles like Pang or Buster Bros and includes 3 high action game modes: Story - with cinematic sequences and progressive difficulty; Pure - an arcade style mode; and X-trem: a special extra-difficulty mode with combo systems and multiple weapon types for hardcore players.
Brad Mitchum is available for Windows Phone devices with touchscreens (or 5 way d-pad if available) running WM 5 and later, priced at $4.99. For more information visit http://www.astraware.com/bradmitchum.
teaser and flyers of smartphone game Brad Mitchum : lost in time
Brad Mitchum is an archeologist who has travelled the four corners of the globe in the search of lost cities and legendary objects. As dawn breaks one sunny spring day he decides to take a break to find out more about a newly discovered talisman from his latest expedition.
Some time later whilts researching in a library, Brad is attacked by some mysterious metal balls.
He thought his adventures were over, he’s lost in time and he doesn’t see the funny side.
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A true retro & oldschool gaming experience for your smartphone.
Developed by Angel Software, pixelised by Naaty Design and powered by the RabbitFactory by Bitrabbit.
Published by Astraware.
Astraware develops, publishes and sells award-winning games for iPhone™ and iPod®, BlackBerry® Android™, Windows® phone, Symbian, and Palm OS® smartphones and PDAs including Astraware Sudoku, Platypus, Tradewinds 2, GTS World Racing, Zuma, Bejeweled, and Text Twist.
Screenshots, video and more information available right here.
Be friend with Brad Mitchum
Kick-Ass by Matthew Vaughn
Top of the month April 2010: Kick-Ass
You didn’t see that coming, did you?
Why should you go see Kick-Ass by Matthew Vaughn, right now?
- Because Nicolas ‘Big Daddy’ Cage can be in a good movie at last and gives one of his best performance in a long time.
- Because of the revelation of Chloë ‘Hit Girl’ Moretz having great screen presence and stealing the show.
- Because heroes don’t have to fly, to see through walls or to be radioactive to be super. With no power comes no responsibility!
Runners up :The Countess by Julie Delpy and Green Zone by Paul Greengrass.
(not to mention Gardiens de l’ordre by Nicolas Boukhrief)
How to Train Your Dragon by DreamWorks
Top of the month March 2010: How to Train Your Dragon
Barbecue party with Night Fury!
Why should you go see How to Train Your Dragon by DreamWorks, right now?
- Because everything we know about dragons is wrong.
- Because you will want a pet dragon in your garden.
- Because if you never got into the previous DreamWorks Animation films then this one is for you, their best production so far.
Runners up :The Ghost-Writer by Roman Polanski and Crazy Heart by Scott Cooper.
(not to mention The Men Who Stare at Goats by Grant Heslov and Bad Lieutenant : Port of Call New Orleans by Werner Herzog)
Shutter Island by Martin Scorsese
Top of the month February 2010: Shutter Island
Madness…? This is Ashecliffe!
Why should you go see Shutter Island by Martin Scorsese, right now?
- Because of the sound of the double bass that follows the main characters from the fog to the gates of the detention facility.
- Because it’s not only a film noir homage but a highly elaborate graphic universe.
- Because the island of Doctor Scorsese is more than a set, a character on its own (Lost anyone?).
Runners up :Fantastic Mr. Fox by Wes Anderson and I Love You Phillip Morris by Glenn Ficarra & John Requa.
(not to mention Brothers by Jim Sheridan, Lovely Bones by Peter Jackson and Sherlock Holmes by Guy Ritchie)
Agora by Alejandro Amenábar
Top of the month January 2010: Agora
Violent memories of ancient times.
Why should you go see Agora by Alejandro Amenábar, right now?
- Because of the performance of Rachel Weisz, playing the part of philosopher and scientist Hypatia of Alexandria.
- Because if two things are equal to a third thing then they are all equal to each other (good old Euclid’s first rule).
- Because it’s a great reminder that in the fourth century, the bearded men were not Taliban but Christian.
Runners up :Invictus by Clint Eastwood and Gainsbourg - (vie héroïque) by Joann Sfar.
(not to mention Mr Nobody by Jaco van Dormael, Up in the Air by Jason ‘thanks for smoking’ Reitman and The Book of Eli by the Hughes brothers)
District News Comment your neighborhood
Naaty Design is proud to be part of the first iPhone / iPodTouch application of french developer Bertrand Boudaud.
So, what is District News about?
Stay tuned about your district or the district you visit and the good stuffs around! District News tells you about your neighborhood comments and local news, considering your current location.
Participate and let your neighborhood know about what you think about the best shops, restaurants, bar, events around you, or just express your mood!
No login is required, everybody can post comment without heavy id checks!
The application is simple, light and fast, showing 2 views: a list view, showing messages sorted by date and a map view.
This social networking application is free and available on the App Store.
Top of the year 2009
Previously on… the Top of the year, season 2009: 12 months, 12 movies
- January 2009 : Slumdog Millionaire by Danny Boyle
Jai Hoooooo!
- February 2009 : The Curious Case of Benjamin Button by David Fincher
We are all going to die.
- March 2009 : Watchmen by Zack Snyder
Who watch the Watchmen?
- April 2009 : Gake no ue no Ponyo (Ponyo on the Cliff by the sea) by Hayao Miyazaki
Cute goldfish?
- May 2009 : Star Trek by J.J. Abrams
Reboot, live long and Prosper!
- June 2009 : State of Play by Kevin Macdonald
Print media won’t die!
- July 2009 : Up by Pete Docter and Bob Peterson
Spirit of Adventure with Carl Fredricksen!
- August 2009 : Un prophète by Jacques Audiard
Social climbing in prison?
- September 2009 : District 9 by Neill Blomkamp
Best prawn movie ever!
- October 2009 : The White Ribbon (Das Weiße Band - Eine deutsche Kindergeschichte) by Michael Haneke
Grow up evil, children!
- November 2009 : Zombieland by Ruben Fleischer
This place is so dead.
- December 2009 : Avatar by James Cameron
Pandora’s blue box.
Avatar by James Cameron
Top of the month December 2009: Avatar
Pandora’s blue box.
Why should you go see Avatar by James Cameron, right now?
- Because even if the movie is not the expected ‘revolution’, it’s still a fine piece of work with a perfect narrative structure from the start to the end, leaving a deep pessimism regarding the human race.
- Because the 3D immersion is a brilliant experience and you will want to go back to the world of Pandora.
- Because James Cameron meets Terrence Malick who meets Hayao Miyazaki who meets David Lean who meets James Cameron.
Runners up :The Road by John Hillcoat and Where The Wild Things Are by Spike Jonze.
Zombieland by Ruben Fleischer
Top of the month November 2009: Zombieland
This place is so dead.
Why should you go see Zombieland by Ruben Fleischer, right now?
- Because of the opening title sequence shot in slow motion, playing Metallica’s “For Whom the Bell Tolls” out loud.
- Because of the survival rules (and their reasons) and the hunt for the last Twinkies on Earth.
- Because of the best cameo appearance ever!
Runners up :A l’origine by Xavier Giannoli and The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus by Terry Gilliam.
(not to mention Rapt by Lucas Belvaux, The Box by Richard ‘Donnie Darko’ Kelly and The Private Lives of Pippa Lee by Rebecca Miller)
