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Epic Games shares tips on playing Infinity Blade

by Mike Schramm (Sep 27th, 2011)

Just in case you haven't mastered the great Infinity Blade game for iOS, Epic Games has posted some (spoilery, but the game's been out for quite a while now) tips over on its official blog. They start off with the best damage you can do for each kind of hit, and then move on to tips on specific ...

DeNA bringing Infinity Blade X to Japan's Mobage platform

by Mike Schramm (Jun 22nd, 2011)

DeNA's been on the iOS hunt for about a year now -- I saw them at GDC Online last fall asking developers to create games for their Mobage mobile platform in Japan, and then they outright purchased popular iOS developer ngmoco not long after that. Now they've put together plans to bring another ...

Infinity Blade creators say they've cleared $10M

by Michael Grothaus (Jun 7th, 2011)

This is when you start wondering if you're in the wrong line of work. In only six months, the popular iOS game Infinity Blade exceeded US$10 million in earnings, according to an Epic Games press release posted today. The sword-fighting, third-person slasher game was released in December to ...

Infinity Blade: Arena coming out May 19

by Mike Schramm (May 17th, 2011)

The long-awaited multiplayer update to Epic Games' iOS hit Infinity Blade has finally been revealed, and it will be landing on the App Store later on this week. The update is called Infinity Blade: Arena, and it allows players to play as a Titan or a Knight, battling against their friends. The ...

Infinity Blade looks great on a 50" HDTV via iPad 2

by Dana Franklin (Mar 16th, 2011)

The new iPad 2 paired with Apple's Digital AV Adapter is perfect for watching movies with your family, teaching lessons to a classroom or presenting the latest sales figures to a boardroom on an HDTV. TouchGen found it's also an awesome new way to enjoy your favorite iPad games, like Real Racing 2 ...

Game developers looking at iPad 2's speedier A5

by Steven Sande (Mar 7th, 2011)

The iPad 2's Apple A5 processor may not be listed as faster than the existing A4 -- it's running at the same 1 GHz speed -- but the dual core architecture will be able to accomplish a lot more number crunching while still providing great battery life. Now game developers are getting excited ...

Infinity Blade update adds 'The Deathless Kings'

by Megan Lavey-Heaton (Mar 2nd, 2011)

Infinity Blade has updated to version 1.2, adding "The Deathless Kings" content pack for free, something that Joystiq reported on just yesterday. Check out our look at the app, as well as an in-depth review, then head over to iTunes to get the update or try it out for the first time while it's ...

TUAW's Daily App: Infinity Blade

by Mike Schramm (Mar 2nd, 2011)

Odds are that you already know what Infinity Blade is, and you might already have it on your iOS devices, too. But just in case you don't, we're spotlighting one of the best iOS games of last year, which happens to be available on the App Store right now for the sale price of US$2.99 -- for ...

Gameloft working on four Unreal Engine games

by Josh Helfferich (Feb 28th, 2011)

We have some wicked awesome news on the iOS gaming front today -- Gameloft, the developer of popular 3D mobile games such as N.O.V.A and Asphalt, has announced a partnership with Epic Games that will allow Gameloft to use Epic Games' Unreal Engine 3 in four new titles, two of which are expected ...

Infinity Blade update due tomorrow, adds content and ups level cap

by Dave Caolo (Dec 20th, 2010)

A free update to Infinity Blade for IPhone and iPad (our review) is due tomorrow, according to a tweet from the official Infinity Blade account. We've been anticipating this update since last week, when Chair Entertainment (the subsidiary of Epic Games who developed Infinity Blade), told Joystiq ...

Infinity Blade earns $1.6M in five days

by Dave Caolo (Dec 13th, 2010)

Epic. GameIndustry (registration required) and AppModo looked at the Game Center data for Infinity Blade (our review) and found that 274,000 players had registered the game by the evening of December 12. At $5.99 a pop, that means that Infinity Blade earned at least 1.6 million dollars in five ...

Infinity Blade hits App Store December 9 for $5.99

by Mike Schramm (Nov 29th, 2010)

Chair and Epic Games' extremely impressive Infinity Blade title has gotten a final release date and price: you'll be able to hack and slash your way around the medieval RPG on December 9 for a purchase price of $5.99. The app will be universal and will run on iPhone 3GS and above, up to and ...

Details on Epic's Project Sword, now called Infinity Blade

by Dave Caolo (Nov 3rd, 2010)

During last September's press event, representatives from Epic Games demonstrated "Project Sword," an impresive title running the Unreal Engine inside iOS. Today, that game has been re-named Infinity Blade and new screenshots have been released. Slide to Play notes that Infinity Blade will be the ...