Become a “Drone Defender” In New Mobile App for Universal’s “Oblivion” Dan Koelsch, March 25, 2013 In the year 2073, after an alien nuclear war, drones scour the planet for natural resources for the surviving humans. It’s your job to defend the drones from the remaining aliens. That is the premise of Drone Defender, a free mobile app for iOS and Android devices based in the world of the upcoming sci-fi movie Oblivion. See the app description after the break, along with some photos. THE OFFICIAL MOBILE APP FOR THE MOVIE OBLIVION STARRING TOM CRUISE AND MORGAN FREEMAN.ALIENS ROAM AN UNRECOGNIZABLE EARTH The year is 2073 and the Earth is almost completely destroyed after decades of an alien nuclear war. These enemy aliens are trying to gather enough firepower to take down the mechanical harvesters that are collecting the planet’s resources for the surviving human race. Your mission is to maintain the Drones that protect the harvesters.DEFEND THE DRONES The enemy has managed to shoot down several Drones. If they collect the fuel cells from any Drones, your mission will be jeopardized.PILOT YOUR SHIP Patrol the zone in your ship high above the desolate remains of New York. Avoid being shot down and stay clear of the radiation outside of your zone.FEATURES •One-touch control to pilot your ship. Weapons auto fire once an enemy is in your target mark. •Double tap to turn your ship 180 degrees in the air, just like in the movie. •Earn points and compete with others with Game Center integration •View detailed images of your ship, the Drones and enemies featured in the new movie OBLIVION. •Adjust your ship’s sensitivity controlsOblivion opens in theaters on April 19th. Apps iOS AppOblivion
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Frankenweenie-fy Your Pet With Facebook App October 8, 2012April 15, 2015Disney’s stop-motion comedy horror film Frankenweenie opened this weekend, and it may inspire kids to try to bring their dead dogs back to life. You might be able to help them come just short of that with the Frankenweenie-fy Your Pet Facebook App, which lets you turn a picture of… Read More
Create Your Own Silent Film With Google Chrome Experiments March 24, 2013Google’s Chrome Experiments use JavaScript and some of the latest advances in Internet browsing to allow developers and designers to create immersive beautiful experiences using Google Chrome. The latest experiment allows you to add your subtitles to silent films. Details after the break. Read More