Fast & Furious 6 is a mobile racing game based on the 2013 movie with the same name. It's the second Fast & Furious games from Gameloft after Fast Five the Movie: Official Game. The game plays mostly the same as its precursor and features street racing from various locations around the world. New features include the super boost which is borrowed from Asphalt 6: Adrenaline and helicopters that fire rockets at the player's car.
The game's main mode is the story which follows the same structure as the one in Fast Five. It's made up of seven chapters each with five races which have to be completed to progress to the next chapter. As progress is made new cars, parts and characters are unlocked. Most race modes are the same as in the previous game and include normal races as well as events that involve drifting or taking out the opposing drivers. New modes include Collector which involves grabbing enough money and Wanted where the player has to avoid getting busted by the police.
Pac-Man x Space Invaders was an limited-time action game available on i-mode. This game showcases a collaboration between Namco's Pac-Man and Taito's Space Invaders characters.
Space Invaders x Pac-Man was an limited-time action game available on the i-mode platform. This game showcases a collaboration between Namco's Pac-Man and Taito's Space Invaders characters. This game was available for a limited time from September 1st to October 31st, 2005.
Tenchu is now a mobile app! The player becomes Ayame, the female ninja protagonist, who sneaks around, leaps between the roofs and stealth-kills enemies!
This is the mobile app version of Murakumo which was originally released for Xbox in 2002. The players run around in the 3D environments and shoot down their opponents. It's a high-speed mech action game never seen before on a mobile device.
Armored Core Mobile 4 is the final Armored Core game released by FromSoftware for mobile phones. It is also the last official mobile app listed on the FromSoftware products page.
The graphics quality and game volume have been enhanced to make the game like a console game.
Connect the maze of the Neuro Tower and guide the angel-bug Little to the exit. The tower behaves as if alive, constantly reshaping at a terrifying pace; keep Little from crashing into the outer walls.
A Japanese feature-phone-exclusive Super Robot Taisen game that only features scenarios as stages based on the story of each respective shows instead of a unique crossover story.
Tomb Raider: Puzzle Paradox is a single-player puzzle video game developed for mobile phones (J2ME) and released in 2006 as part of the Tomb Raider franchise. The game follows Lara Croft in a series of puzzle-based scenarios set within tomb environments, where progression is achieved by solving logic-based challenges.
The gameplay is structured around three distinct puzzle types: Trapped, where players arrange colored runes or gems in grid-based configurations; Illumination, which involves directing beams of light using mirrors, prisms, and related mechanisms; and The Vault, a sequence-based puzzle requiring players to match symbols or colors to unlock ancient mechanisms. Each puzzle type is presented in either a staged progression mode or replayable challenge mode.
The game is designed around short-form puzzle sessions with increasing difficulty and time-based constraints, emphasizing pattern recognition, spatial reasoning, and logical sequencing within a mobile game format.
A port of Hydlide for feature phones with Vodafone or EZweb. It featured an "arrange" mode with updated graphics, as well as an option to have the original graphics. This version also had added tutorials. It was available as a paid download.
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