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Snow Leopard plasq App Compatibility *Update* |
For everyone updating to Snow Leopard, OS 10.6, please note:
Comic Life 1.5, Doozla 1.1.2 and Comic Life Magiq 1.0.5 are all now Snow Leopard Compatible.
Thanks for your attention and have a lovely "spot-erific" day!
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Pharos IV: Assault 1.1 Update Released |
Not that long ago, in a galaxy not that far away, we released an update to Pharos IV: Assault!
This 1.1 updates unleashes computer assisted torpedo targeting for greater accuracy, resumption from highest level attained - no more starting over from level 1 - and fixed the stutter issue that affected iPhone 3.0 users.
Update is for both iPhone/iPod Touch and Pharos IV: Assault and Pharos IV: Assault Lite versions.
Purchase Pharos IV: Assault for 99c for a limited time or get the Lite version for free!
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Comic Touch 1.2.2 Released |
This latest update for Comic Touch (1.2.2) (direct link to App Store) addresses several issues that popped up with the release of the latest iPhone 3.0 update.
The update fixes UI display, photo rotation issues when going into landcape mode, and image effects display issues.
Please update from within iTunes or using your iPhone/iPod Touch device.
Share the Laughs!
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Comic Life 1.5 for Mac officially released |
A Comic Life for Mac 1.5 update has officially been made available for download.
This latest free update has several exciting new features including the eagerly awaited easy-to-make Single Panel comic creations, ability to import other Comic Life documents, and the option of having referenced images to speed up open and save time.
Plus a bunch of other features and improvements. The full release notes can be viewed here.
As always, this update is also for the Deluxe version.
Please update from within Comic Life or from our downloads page.
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Pharos IV: Assault for iPhone and iPod Touch released! |
A showdown of galactic proportions.
Take the controls of an advanced space fighter to defend your starbase from the relentless alien hoard.
Stunning graphics and gripping gameplay await in this game for iPhone and iPod Touch.
Purchase Pharos IV: Assault for 99c for a limited time or get the Lite version for free -- do it now, the fate of Pharos Station IV is in your hands!
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Débuter sur Mac have recently released brilliant tutorials on two of our applications; Comic Life Magiq and Skitch.
You can check out the great tutorial for Comic Life Magiq here and the one for Skitch here.
Merci!
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Sometimes after a hard day at the computer (making comics etc.) we all need a little mental breather. Sometimes playing with a little toy, or going for a walk can spark new inspiration, or clear the mind for better thoughts. Sometimes, however you just want to play some games!
pluzzling
The aim of pluzzle is to move all the tiles into numerical order, from left to right and top to bottom, leaving the bottom right square empty. You do this by simply dragging the tiles, or by clicking a tile to move it into an adjacent empty space. You can even move collections of tiles by grabbing one end and pushing the other tiles.  You can make pluzzle as big as 7x7 or as little as 3x3 depending on the challenge required. Sounds and animations can be switched off - all of these options are in the preferences panel. If you get stuck, you can always try again! For a real challenge, try turning off the numbers. Change the scenery. If you tire of looking at San Fransisco (like, like, no way) you can always put in your own picture by simply dragging in a photo from the Finder. You can also copy and paste from any application that supports photos. Or for a minimalist look, just hit 'delete' and you will be left with plain black tiles.  History of pluzzle pluzzle is based upon mathematician Sam Loyd's (1841-1911) "Fifteen Puzzle" produced during the 1870s. His original version was a 4x4 grid, with 15 tiles arranged in a random order - he offered $1,000 to anyone who could solve the puzzle. No one was able to claim the prize because the puzzle was really a trick! - two tiles had been switched around making it impossible to solve. But don't worry, pluzzle is (usually) solvable. Tip - make pluzzle easier - click early before the pluzzle is too shuffled! A similar software puzzle was included in the original Apple Macintosh computer, released in 1984 (there is an amazing story of how the creator managed to fit it in 600 bytes of memory!) It was a favorite for many years, but now returns in a new form for Mac OS X users to enjoy! Now, get pluzzling!
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pluzzle features:
• Draggable tiles.
• Automated jumbling
of tiles.
• Animated tile
movements.
• Drag and drop
custom images.
• Customizable game
board and tile size.
• Sound effects.
• and more!
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