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toucharcade.com - 2/5/2009

‘Time Crisis Strike’ is Just Alright

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Namco seems to be taking the iPhone platform seriously. They’ve just released another major title into the App Store: Time Crisis Strike [App Store, $5.99]. Time Crisis is a popular first person rail shooter that was first available in the arcades but has since made a move onto consoles as ...

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crunchgear.com - 2/10/2009

Video iPhone concept looks, eh, alright

— crunchgear.com — Another day, another iPhone 3 (iPhone Video?) mockup. Clearly this is completely from some fellow’s imagination, but... it’s fun to play make-believe anyway. The problem with this one is that the interface is cluttered, something Apple ... (more) Video iPhone concept looks, eh, alright

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Time Crisis Hits the iPhone
Tech Blog — ... to the small screen, with Time Crisis Strike. In this iPhone game, "ducking/reloading is performed by a tilt of the iPhone and shooting is naturally performed by tapping on the images of the enemies on the screen." Video after the break. But is it fun? I believe it may appeal to Time Crisis fans willing to overlook the lack of light-gun, as the game is well implemented and provides a reasonable challenge despite containing only 3 apparent stages. [via Toucharcade]

Time Crisis Strike For iPhone Lightning Review [Review]
Gizmodo — ... plus five quick challenge-based mini games are all there is here, so if you want an epic unfolding story line or a great deal of variety, you're out of luck. Maybe updates will bring new levels (Namco was pretty quick with the updates to fix I Love Katamari). So if you're a huge Time Crisis fan, this is probably worth a pickup. Just don't expect to be hypnotized like you were twelve years old again. [Time Crisis Strike] Here's a gameplay video from the folks at Touch Arcade, who also have a review up here. ...

Time Crisis for the iPhone looks shooty
CrunchGear — ... As you can see, the play mechanics of Time Crisis are intact, but here’s the thing: you’re not holding a gun in your hand. You don’t feel the mechanical kickback that makes Time Crisis so fun, and you’re not pulling a trigger or busting a virtual cap gangster-style. You’re just touching the screen — a reasonable facsimile but not convincing when it comes to fun factor. ...