Move along… nothing to see here, or pay 99 cents for.
I’m surprised Police Magazine would sign off on something as shitty looking as this. My guess is the app company that made it for them sold them the dream, and they believed it. “OMG GUISE WITH YOUR TRAFFIC YOU’LL EASILY MAKE 100K A WEEK OFF THIS APP” haha I’ve heard it all before.
I do like how “Ass Hat” and “Turd Cutter” are in the screenshot though hahaha
Thoughts?
Pretty simple game, you play against a cowboy in a duel. Pretty cool that people are getting rich off these 99cent iDevice games.
I really don’t feel like I’m missing by only having a Motorola Xoom, which by the way still holds the spot of being the #1 best electronic device I’ve ever owned. The hardware is incredible, and the software is made by google… so yea it’s amazing too.
I’ll probably never buy an Apple product again. Not because of the quality (it’s obviously top notch), but because of the restrictions (both software and hardware) on all of their devices. Yea you can get relatively cheap 3rd party cables and software, and even jailbreak the phones… but why should I have to pay or do some work to make the device function as it rightfully should?
Looks pretty non violent, and well done from the screen shots. Who knows though… knowing how violent guns are, bloodshed could happen at any second.
Rather than risk it, id recommend pulling out a board game or even take your grandmas lead and play bingo. The chances of getting addicted and losing all your money aside, it’s the safer and more responsible thing to do. Grandma likes it for a reason, doesn’t she?
If you really live life on the edge you can download this violent app for your idevice – HERE
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Looks pretty good!
It would be probably good to have the program pop up some optional warnings about how at certain parts of the disassembly process (in most of the guns) you need to be careful that a loaded spring doesn’t fly out and hit you in the eye.
I noticed during the Glock disassembly the guide rod spring can be removed. While there are non-captive guide rod/spring combos you can buy aftermarket… the factory Glock guide rod has a captive spring. There are probably some other minor errors, but chances are it’s mostly kids that are going to be buying the app to show their friends… so I guess it doesn’t really matter THAT much.
It can be bought on iTunes (HERE). Be careful though on how much you want to spend because although the app is listed at 99 cents according to one reviewer that only includes 2 of the guns. Each additional gun is another 99 cents each.
Hat tip: Kevin W
