I was a 5 year old kid when my father brought me a hand video game of Grand Prix, I remember it well how astounding fixation it was for me. That was certainly my first ever video game piece and first exposure to the world of video games. I and my friends were addicted to it big time and gradually entire urbane Gen. X agreed with this technology and went vertical.

It was phenomenal and was entirely different from the prevailing amusements of board or card or any outdoor games. Nothing evolved as did the video games as I could easily differentiate the experiences they offered from time to time. 8 bits followed by 16 bits and then digital consoles and high definition online games defined the generations of video gaming explicitly.

It worked exponentially… if we talk about the present day situation gaming world has grown big.  Now they come with more detailing and finesse and concourse with more refined system integrations. With smart gadgets like iPhone and Androids they have been accommodated into a compressed outlay carrying high definition and detailing functions portraying the ultimate gaming experience.

If we talk about iPhone it has become a trendsetter for digital gaming and is equipped with distinctive and most sophisticated system to support offbeat gaming.

To support this volume of gaming proposition for Smart Phones which has entirely taken over the gaming scenario, supporting applications has been flowing invariably into this dynamics.

One of the most cherished and discussed of them is tutorials for those games. iGame tutorials is the catch. iGame tutorial app is the most advanced utility app available for iPhone which is dedicated to all the featured iPhone games.

iGame tutorial meticulously explains and guides each game frame by frame with seamless navigation and directive options.

It happens many a times, we just learn the basics of a game and start playing without proper idea of features, and when we know them after scoring tons of it, it becomes aggravating to cope with the situation of inner conflict statement like ‘Oh gosh, I could have played like this!’.

Towards another facet to this, there are many games that we praise a lot but we just delay playing them because of intricacies of the format due to which we are unable to perform well in them. That’s really a bad experience yet very common.

A regular gamer would face such situations frequently because of this fast developing gaming technology.

To deal with these customary issues iGame tutorials is the best solution. It is certainly the best entertainment application specially designed to solve the purpose of implementing and appropriating useful tutorials with the help of its CMS driven feature.

I would address it as a yet another competent descendant to the gaming family, and the terms of inheritance are as serious as the capacity of amusement they foster invariably.

These are games produced by the students of my iPhone game development course at RMIT. The games were made with the Torque 2D game engine for iPhone.