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âRead reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about Shooting Hoops. Download Shooting Hoops and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
July 25, 2018
Shooting Hoops now available for pre-order, and featured on the App Store. Boomshakalaka!Â
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
July 21, 2018
Shooting Hoops is coming out August 23, 2018. It's a casual arcade game. The object of the games is to get the ball into the hoop. Simple enough. The rub is, there is a Nerf gun attached to the ball and it's the only way to control movement. Good times.
The thing I find interesting about this game, besides the clever mechanic, is that each ball you unlock is not simply a vanity item. Each ball has a different weight and forces associated with it that change the gameplay significantly.
For example, a attaching a Nerf gun to a ping pong ball is going to provide a massively different experience than attaching it to a bowling ball. Capiche?
I am looking forward to sharing the madness with you soon.
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
July 13, 2108
Shooting Hoops coming August 23, 2018. Only on the App Store.
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
While video games in general have been gravitating towards a hyper-realistic, gritty and brooding aesthetic recently, the App Store remains a refuge of color and wackiness, and I wouldn't have it any other way. That's not to say that titles such as The Room: Old Sins
February 20, 2018
"The Frosty Pop Corps have been experts of the craft over the past few years, with games like High Dive, Sprnkls and most recently Ninja Attack! lighting up the App Store with luscious production values and finely tuned gameplay mechanics. Kingpin Bowling looks like yet another strike from the prolific developers, as its spin on the endless runner formula looks full of charm and challenge."
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about Ninja Attack!. Download Ninja Attack! and enjoy it on your Apple TV.
February 8, 2018
Ninja Attack! is now out! Only on the App Store.
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about Ninja Attack!. Download Ninja Attack! and enjoy it on your Apple TV.
January 19, 2018
Excited to announce that Ninja Attack! is now available for preorder! Will be releasing February 8th, 2018, only on the App Store.Â
Save your copy today:Â https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ninja-attack/id1095039966
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
Sprnkls Tips & Tricks
September 13, 2017
So youâve downloaded Sprnkls and youâre still scratching your head? Here are some tips, tricks, and explanations:
1) Yes, you can move a tile anywhere (within a given time frame).
2) There is a Zen Mode so you can practice your chops.
3) The numbers in the little boxes above the board represent the amount of sprnkls you must remove of each color for that board.
4)Â Tiles that intersect two sets of matching colours count twice, so creating crosses or L-shapes is a great strategy;Â a cross for example can be made up of 5 tiles but counts for 6 tile points (three across and three vertically.)
5) Use a bomb to clear a board when you have some moves left; this will increase your score because your leftover moves are worth 5X and it also saves you an extra move that is added to your next board.
6)Â Donât always focus on moving the tile you want to match (if you want to match 3 blue, donât just grab a blue tile and move it), but choose tiles you can move that you know will displace others into matches.
7) Have fun!
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
The Invaders Are Coming
August 27, 2017
Been neglecting the blog a bit enjoying the summer, but Iâm back and excited to announce my new game, âInvaders...From Space!â Is launching this Thursday, August 31st, only on the App Store.
âInvaders...From Space!â pays obvious homage to âSpace Invadersâ, and less obvious homage to the movie âMars Attacks!â.Â
It has a cool touch screen control system, 3D Touch enhanced, has haptic feedback and over 750 real world locations.
Word.
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about rvlvr.. Download rvlvr. and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
May 3, 2017
Over 15,000 puzzles right in your pocket? This is rvlvr., out now, only on the App Store.
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about Teeter â Endless Arcade Balancer. Download Teeter â Endless Arcade Balancer and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
April 12, 2017
More levels. Flying balls. Moving holes. Teeter update out now!
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about The Contender: Fight of the Century. Download The Contender: Fight of the Century and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
April 12, 2017
Get. Knocked. Out. The Contender: Fight of the Century out now, only on the App Store.Â
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
The Contender: Fight of the Century is an homage to 8-bit boxing games with a unique twist, and it's coming to iOS in April
April 4, 2017
Gamezebo hops into the ring with first look trailer of The Contender. Word.
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
The folks at The Frosty Pop Corps. have been toying around with an idea for a silly throwback boxing game for a while now, and apparently all their early feedback on the game thus far has been so good they're green-lighting the project and fast-tracking its release for April 13th. The game is c
March 30, 2017
Touch Arcade jumps into the ring with a first look at The Contender: Fight of the Century.Â
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
March 30, 2017
Super excited to announce that the response to The Contender: Fight of the Century has been so solid during beta testing, I am moving the release date up to April 13, 2017.Â
The Contender: Fight of the Century will be available only on the App Store and will have both one and two player modes (the latter being crazy fun with friends and family).
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about Puff.. Download Puff. and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
February 23, 2017
Psssssssst. Time to get your puff on.
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
Should GDC Move to Canada?
February 22, 2016
I am a Muslim. I am a game developer. I am not going to GDC this year.
That seems like defiant political posturing, but GDC simply wasnât in my travel plans for 2017. If it had been, Iâd no doubt rethink my passage given the present climate in the United States. Iâm not from one of the seven countries impacted by Trumpâs suspended travel ban. I live just moments from the U.S. border, cushioned by the multicultural comfort and acceptance of Canada where I was born and raised (on the playground is where I spent most of my days). But when I meet up with U.S. Customs officials? Iâm a coffee-coloured man with a suspect middle name and a generous amount of facial hair. For now, entering the U.S. is not worth the trouble.
These feelings are common. Distinguished Muslim game developers like Rami Ismail feel the U.S. is no longer open for business. Many travellers, both game industry personalities and digital civilians, are reluctant to enter the U.S. Even non-Muslims are unwilling to enter the U.S., either out of solidarity with their fellow men and women, or a simple fear of what they may have to endure. There are threats of privacy violations for everyone, with Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly openly stating that visitors should have to give over their phone passwords and discuss the sites they visit. This is not a hypothetical. Already there are Muslim Canadians who have been turned back at the border after an interrogation and phone search. Thanks, no thanks.
For game developers, it doesnât have to be this way. While the U.S. may be recoiling into an isolationist position, Canada is very much open for business. In fact, weâre the third largest producer of video games in the world. According to the Entertainment Software Association, there are more than 20,000 Canadians working in the games industry. Bleeps and bloops contribute more than $3 billion to our GDP. Canadian game developers see exceptional levels of support from both provincial and federal governments. Weâre a country of gamers and game makers, by the people, for the people.
 So, why not move GDC to Canada?
Despite the facts and figures mentioned above, Canada has always suffered from a dearth of industry events. With the exception of the Montreal International Games Summit (MIGS), no attempts at major industry events in Canada have managed to stick. GDC Canada was tried in 2010, but never again. Pocket Gamer Connects came to Vancouver in 2016. This year they chose San Francisco instead. Itâs hard to keep the big-money-play-ahs interested in the Great White North.
The reasoning behind this is up for debate, but most Canadians Iâve spoken with agree -- attendance falls short of targets because budgets are limited. If a Canadian developer is only going to attend one event, it needs to offer maximum visibility to U.S. publishers and partners. And U.S. attendees are the cool kids in short supply because they have enough parties to go to already. In short, our lack of major industry events is a very real extension of something that every Canadian is familiar with: being stuck in the long shadow of America.
But with the current state of U.S. - World relations, thereâs a very real opportunity for Canada to skate out of said shadow and into the limelight. And Iâm not the only one who thinks so. Speaking with Jillian Mood, head of partner and member relations for the IGDA and owner of the upcoming Capital Gaming Expo in Ottawa, it seems Canada is rife with potential to host guests from the U.S. and around the world.
âIndustry events are a crucial part of building your business,â Mood told me, âand Canada is a world class destination. With the level of talent we have in this country, it would be a shame to keep it to ourselves. While weâve been able to showcase it through events like MIGS, CGX and the (now-defunct) Ottawa International Gaming Conference, seeing a major player like GDC move its main event to Canada would give the industry a fresh pool of talent to dip into, while simultaneously giving those outside of Canada the chance to showcase their very best to a whole new world of partners.â
If youâre concerned that Canada may mirror policy decisions like those in the U.S. that would be hostile to travellers, think again. In fact, itâs starting to look like Canada is bracing for more than just visitors. I recently spoke with Canadian immigration consultant Sean Polden to get his take.
âCanada is deliberately positioning itself to be the landing pad for those displaced by changing American immigration policies. The companies Iâm working with are having no issue moving their skilled workers into Canada in preparation for stiffening regulations, and are adapting their employment strategies accordingly. The governmentâs messaging in Canada is clear and consistent. Canadians are open to working with the industryâs need for highly skilled labour, regardless of where in the world that labour is from.â
Major cities like Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver are only an hour from the U.S. border. The weak Canadian dollar (at least at the time of this writing) provides a fiscally beneficial alternative for event planners and travellers. And, for real, arenât you getting a wee bit tired of spending time in The âFrisco? Donât you like maple syrup, Canadian bacon (no, we donât call it that), and people who say âsorryâ when you bump into them?
I understand that most of the games industry is located in San Francisco, but the fact remains: the industry is pushing back. Companies are keenly observing U.S. policy and doing everything they can to mitigate the impact. Devolver Digital in particular deserves some applause. Theyâre making sure everyone who canât attend GDC in San Francisco this year in light of travel restrictions will get their games seen. Despite the best intentions of the industry, itâs entirely possible that changes in U.S. policy will make it a difficult place for international game makers to do business.
Letâs shake things up in 2018, GDC. Canada welcomes you with open arms.
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps
February 16, 2017
One more week, and you shall puff.
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Simply,
// Faisal & The Frosty Pop Corps