#Otto matic videogame tv#

Nucleus ($0.99): A modern take on the classic Asteroids-style game.

Nanosaur 2 ($3.99): Pilot a time traveling pterodactyl from the future, and battle other dinosaurs, or battle online opponents in the three different multiplayer modes.

Bugdom 2 ($2.99): An action-adventure game where you play a grasshopper who explores his amazing world.

Air Wings (Free): A multiplayer flight game where you pilot various toy and paper airplanes and engage in dogfighting combat with online opponents.Those games, as described by Pangea via press release, are as follows:

#Otto matic videogame tv#

Pangea will have (or I guess DOES have, depending where you live) five games available on the new Apple TV App Store. This week the new Apple TV is arriving and unsurprisingly Pangea is right there with it. Things like the high resolution Retina Display screen, Game Center online multiplayer, the iPad when it was brand new and more were all things Pangea was quick to be on top of with their catalog of games. It made sense then that Pangea would be all over the iPhoneвЂ™s App Store when it launched in 2008, and the company has made a habit out of being among the first to support new features and devices as Apple rolls them out. Founded nearly 30 years ago, Pangea has been prolific in creating games for AppleвЂ™s lineup of desktop computers over the years, even striking a deal with Apple to bundle up a selection of their games into Macs for a period of time. Long-time Apple fans no doubt recognize the name Pangea Software.