Missed my favorite fighting game, good thing its back in the form of KOF 2012i iPad app.

As usual the game play is awesome although controlling fighting games via touch screen can be a bit tedious. I wish there was an arcade style joystick that can be plugged into iPads!

iPad have so many interesting apps, and ofcourse I am interested about music production ones and games. You can do just about anything with it, if you have the money, you can even buy gold bars online! The latest curious app that I found was a DOTA clone called Legendary Heroes. It does not mimic all the main characters of the original DOTA (Defense of the Ancients for those living under a rock) game but rather it mimics the style of play. You pick a hero and your aim is to destroy the enemy towers and base. Here is a screenshot that I took.

While practicing, someone decided that he wants to try out the expression pedal of my Line 6 Pod HD 400.

It’s Spiderman season here and my son and I have been enjoying playing this new Amazing Spiderman app for the iPad.

Although my son has watched the older Spiderman movies before, it is actually only in this movie that his interest in the hero sky rocketed. He would ask me so many things about Spiderman like how can he stick through walls, and how does he unstick himself. At least I still don’t have to explain to him things like term life vs universal life insurance, but the questions can get weird.

One of my favorite instrumentals by guitar virtuoso Joe Satriani:

My favorite virtual sports game is no other than NBA Live. I’ve been playing it since I had my Nintendo family computer unit, and every year the game gets even more impressive graphics and gameplay.

Even now that I am working and have my own
translucent plastic business cards, I still enjoy playing these type of games. Specially now that I’m teaching my son real basketball, it serves as a great inspiration as well.