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Stardrone coming to Playstation Network iPad and iPhone
KIEV, UKRAINE, November 17, in the year of our Lord 2010 -- A whirling frenzy hits Sony PlayStation®3, iPad and iPhone as Beatshapers and TastyPlay.com partner on StarDrone, a fast-paced action video game. Featuring a top-down perspective, players pilot their Drone across the galaxy, collecting pieces of Equilibrix in order to restore the balance of the universe and stop the expansion of evil G-Noids.
“We are excited to broaden our publishing expertise to encompass the home console systems as well as popular mobile devices like the iPhone and iPad,” said Andriy Sharanevych, Founder and CEO of Orb Games/TastyPlay.com. “Available just after the holidays, StarDrone is perfectly timed to be available for download to those consumers who received an iPad or PlayStation®3 as a gift.”
Adds Alexey Menshikov, Founder and CEO of Beatshapers: “StarDrone strikes the perfect balance between high-speed action and mission-based games. With stereoscopic 3DTV support, and 50 levels of gameplay against millions of enemies, StarDrone is an adrenaline charged game that lets players compete on a global basis.”
Designed especially for PlayStation® Move Motion Controller and iPad touch screen, StarDrone is a perfect blend of high-speed physics and pinball action, with strategic elements of break-out and object collection. But this is no walk amongst the stars, as the Drone is always in motion in the zero gravity environment, and the more stellar matter collected, the faster it travels until it is careening across the screen at light speed. Gather enough momentum and enter into Comet Rush where the Drone is impervious to all enemies and obstacles. Explore the level to find key power-ups and earn more points that will ultimately let you compete against the world on the StarDrone leader board.
Available January 5, 2011 for PlayStation®3 for $7.99 / €7.99, and $4.99 / €4.99 for PlayStation® Plus accounts, StarDrone is also being readied for iPhone 4 and iPad for release in Q1 2011. More information can be found at www.stardrone.net.