So when can we expect it to be released? At the moment you can pre-order Duke Nukem Forever on Steam which will be released on June 9, so expect an iOS version just after!

Duke Nukem Forever Coming to iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch Very Soon! originally appeared on: WireNinja
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The9, a China-based publisher who brought World Of Warcraft to China, is currently planning to establish a $100 million fund (Fund9) to put towards the development of mobile phone app development both at home and abroad.

Jun Zhu, Chairman and CEO, explained the reasoning behing the fund;

‘We noticed that there are many talented and creative domestic development teams in need of support during their development.

‘I believe Fund9 has a unique opportunity to provide such support to these talented developers who will be able to launch more advanced mobile applications that will ultimately benefit all mobile internet users.’

Co-investors include, Chengwei Ventures, ChinaRock Capital Management and China Renaissance K2 Ventures.

The9 Plan on $100 Million Fund for Mobile Game Developers in China originally appeared on: WireNinja
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A new application puts the Java hit Minecraft on your iPad or iPhone. According to the description on Appshopper.com, it’s a “no-hax client…built without code or content from the original.”

It now seems that the application has been removed from the App store, so we will just have to wait for a proper port from Notch, the developer.

Minecrafted: Minecraft App Available for the iPhone and iPad, but Since Been Removed originally appeared on: WireNinja
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The game includes 105 countries. Even if your country does not qualify for the real World Cup, FIFA World Cup lets you simulate a World Cup victory for your country; the “Captain Your Country Mode” in the game lets us do exactly that.

The FIFA World Cup game costs $6.99 and can be found in games in the App Store or by clicking here.

Fifa 2010: Download on iPhone, iPod and iPad originally appeared on: WireNinja
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Want To Make Your Own Lego Apple iPad? Well Here You Go! originally appeared on: WireNinja
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Speaking about the iPad, Iwata stated: “There were no surprises for me,” and remarked that the device was simply a bigger version of the iPod Touch.

Iwata also denied speculation that Nintendo were working on a high-definition console, or that the DS was soon to receive its own motion-wand, but confirmed that they would continue on their existing path of making games easier to play for a wider audience.

At a hotel in Tokyo the Nintendo leader went on to bash 3D-gaming, saying:

I have doubts whether people will be wearing glasses to play games at home. How is that going to look to other people?

He went on to say that Nintendo would have to take a serious look at the long-term health risks of prolonged 3D gaming sessions.

Nintendo Chief Unimpressed by Apple’s iPad originally appeared on: WireNinja
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Michel Guillemot, chief executive of Gameloft, said he believes in the iPad because it has a great design and Apple has a strong ecosystem. Apple showed off Gameloft’s Nova first-person shooter game, optimized for the iPad, on stage today. Check out our video interview with Guillemot:

French Mobile Game Leader Gameloft Will Make iPad Games originally appeared on: WireNinja
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iPhone Developer from Smule Talks About Making Music Games for Apple’s New iPad originally appeared on: WireNinja
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