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Never mind.
Amy writes:
“We’ve found this dog wandering down New Row South, Dublin 8 at lunchtime. His PetTrace ID is D13985. Currently with us in South Studios, Dublin 8.”
Anyone?
UPDATE: Owner located and reunited with ‘Henry’.
Originally released in 2010, VVVVVV from Terry Cavanagh is a classic of the simple play, fiendishly difficult to master genre.
This month saw the release of the game on both iOS and Android
The core conceit of the game is rather than being able to jump, you can flip the direction of gravity. And with that ability, you need to navigate through a space station and find the other members of your ‘crew’.
There’s a great sense of achievement when you manage to navigate past a set of spikes and aliens by deftly switching literally what way is up.
If you want to have a go without downloading anything, there’s an onliine demo here.
The game is available now on the Apple App Store for €2.69, on the Google Play Store for €2.45 and is currently at half price on Steam for Windows and Mac at €2.49.
Do you have an Irish app (especially an Android one)? Let us know: Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
As always, no favours, cuddles, or pints were given for this post. We have some guidelines on submissions.
H/T LonelyBeastApps
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Mario Weinerroither surpasses himself with a Musicless version of Mick Jagger and David Bowie’s 1985 hit.
Previously: Here It Goes Again (Without The Music)
You’ve known them, you’ve loved them, you’ve attempted to pass them off as your own in conversation.
Sunset over Dun Laoghaire harbour taken from the ferris wheel on Carisle Pier last night.
Thanks Dave Reddy
Free At Last
atEx-News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks cleared of all charges in #hackingtrial at high court in London pic.twitter.com/u7hJhcEEi4
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) June 24, 2014
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson found guilty at Old Bailey in London of conspiring to hack phones http://t.co/j61c0JaSXr
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) June 24, 2014
Taiwanese street performer Isaac ‘Lord Of The Ring’ Hou has certain skillz.
Let him show you them.
Mary O’Gorman writes:
“I am from Tad Bit Productions and we are doing a documentary on the St. Patrick’s Street area of the Liberties [Dublin]. We are looking for old photos that people might have of the area…Contact tadbitproductions@gmail.com or link below. Thank you.”