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Song Summoner Comes From iPod to iPhone, Uses Your Own Music
Song Summoner was one of the few games released for the iPod—not the touch, but original clickwheel type. It was special, as a game, because it used your own music to procedurally generate enemies. Now, it's on the iPhone. More »Next Generation Wii Coming With HD Graphics and New Controller in 2011
Square Enix Making Final Fantasy Based iPhone Game
Square-Enix Teams Up With NeuroSky For Mind-Controlled Gaming Concept
Square-Enix and NeuroSky will unveil a mind-controlled gaming demo on Thursday at the Tokyo Game Show. The setup works with a Windows PC and the MindSky headset, and runs Square's software created specifically for this demo. The headset fits over your head with earmuffs and has one electrode that monitors brainwaves. The headset itself is compatible with many different platforms, but it isn't specified what level of control your brainwaves have over the game. Neurosky only says the headset it monitors your level of relaxation and concentration. The demo will take place in NeuroSky's booth at TGS. [BusinessWire]Song Summoner is Square Enix's Song-Based RPG
Square Enix has just made an iPod—not iPhone—game called Song Summoner that takes the songs stored in your library and makes soldiers out of them. The gameplay is very much Final Fantasy Tactics, which is turn-based, and you control your guys with the click wheel. Out today at $4.99 for RPG and music fans everywhere. [Square Enix via Wired Games] More »