An evil samurai is bent on taking over the world. Ninjas sent to fight him have disappeared. It’s now up to the young Hiro and his friend Futo to find the missing ninjas and ultimately defeat the warlord in his Fortress of Doom. Sounds awesome, right? It kind of is…even if the heroes look eight-year-olds in Halloween costumes. I kept wanting to give them a Zagnut bar.

You want to beware a fellow who’s motto is “No gods or kings. Only man.” Chances are that such a man would fill those voids himself if given the chance. That’s pretty much what you’re up against in Bioshock, Feral’s latest Mac release. Bioshock is one of the prettiest, most enjoyable, violent and disturbing games I’ve ever played on the Macintosh. I can safely say I haven’t been this engrossed in a first-person shooter since Deus Ex.

Shri Vishnu Prarthana and Shri Durga Prarthana allow you to pay tribute to the Hindu deities anywhere you have your iPhone or iPod touch. They will certainly appeal to Hindus seeking a way to enter into an attitude of worship no matter where they are. But to anyone else looking to learn a bit more about the Hindu faith, here’s an interesting and rather inexpensive way to do it.

Understand, first of all, that I’m not the least bit interested in racing, but I do like a good Macintosh game, and ToCA offers enough variety to keep even a guy like me coming back for more. I don’t know what it is about the Europeans that they can make racing seem so much more interesting than it can ever be here in America. I suppose next they’re going to tell me that the popularity of soccer is justified if it’s being played anywhere outside of the U.S.?

It’s not long into Fable: The Lost Chapters before you realize you’re in for something different. As if the words “Action/RPG” aren’t already enough to warm the soul of Mac gamers everywhere (oh, we’ve tasted action and we’ve tasted RPGs, but we rarely have them served in the same meal), the dramatic conclusion to the otherwise light and cartoony introduction will let you know that maybe this game is special.

And it is.

Find out why after the break.

Robosoft Technologies, has announced it is actively working on developing native applications for the 3G iPhone. More than half a dozen native iPhone applications for different customers are already in advanced stages of development. I’m especially excited to see what they’re offering, as I know their recent work for Feral Interactive on porting the games more »