Category: Collider

I’m very excited to announce the (re)release of Collider! Collider is a physics-based puzzle game that I originally released in 2009, but sold to another company in 2010. Recently, I purchased the game back and am very happy that it’s now back in my portfolio. Collider is available for iPhone and iPad in the iTunes…

After two months of intense development, Collider for the iPhone is finally released! Collider first hit the scene as a Flash game in April, 2009. I started learning iPhone development soon after and released a port of my Flash game Block Drop followed by Furballs!. I’m glad I waited a while to port Collider because I needed everything I learned…

Collider Web Site Promotional Video Collider Through the Ages

Charlotte, NC – Local Mom, Margaret Johnson, always believed that she was destined for some greater purpose. She just didn’t think her higher calling would come from a piece of toast. During a routine morning of making breakfast for her two children before school, Margaret practically jumped through the ceiling when the toaster popped up…

Chicago, IL – In a desperate effort to promote his upcoming physics-based iPhone game, Collider, game designer Dan Russell-Pinson launched a risky and expensive promotional campaign involving skywriting the name of his game over the skies of Chicago. It was a beautiful, crisp day and all signs were “Go” for takeoff. As a crowd in…

Charlotte, North Carolina – Game developer Dan Russell-Pinson resorts to begging iPhone game reviewers to give him publicity, defacing famous works of art and making juvenile jokes about balls in order to promote his new physics-based iPhone game called Collider, due to be released by the end of January, 2010. “It’s pretty sad” says a…

In my effort to promote my latest physics-based iPhone game, Collider, I’ve just released this promotional/gameplay video called “Collider: Do You Have the Balls?”. I created it completely with iMovie. Have look here:

My latest game, Collider, has just been released! The goal of the game is to annihilate all of the positive and negative particle balls on each level. To do so, you must pick up and place the available balls above the radiation line in such a way that all of the positive and negative balls…