FIFA 14 is now a freemium game for the iPhone, iPad, and Android, so like all free games, it has plenty of in app purchases that you can buy. EA has made an admirable effort to make the game playable without spending any money on freemium purchases, and it’s actually very possible to win in […Read More]
The new iPhone, iPad and Android version of FIFA 14 adds an element of card collecting to the classic EA Sports football/soccer franchise in a manner similar to Big Win Soccer. Bronze cards are what you begin the game with, and silver cards are a great midway point for building your team. However, gold cards […Read More]
FIFA !4 is the latest entry in one of the oldest soccer/football game franchises in the world, and the iOS and Android versions of the game are worthy of earning the name. There are two types of currencies in FIFA 14. The main currency is coins, while the premium currency is FIFA Points. You can […Read More]
Welcome to part three of the FIFA 14 tips and tricks guide! Click here to go back to part two of the guide. When you play in easier matches (beginner matches against fairly easy teams), your best strategy to rack up the goals is to take off in a dead sprint, modify your run slightly […Read More]
Welcome to part two of the FIFA 14 (iOS and Android version) tips and tricks guide! Click here to go back to part one of the guide. Building up a strong team is done by substituting out the bronze cards with silver, gold, and special cards, but card packs can be VERY expensive and often […Read More]
Welcome to the top five tips and cheats for Pocket Trains! Click here to go back to tips six through ten. 5) Upgrade your Stockyards for the ability to drop off even more train cars. You can drop off up to five cars at a stockyard at any given time, but if you upgrade, you […Read More]
NimbleBit originally conceived its original iOS and Android hit Pocket Planes under the name “Pocket Trains”, but they liked the original concept so much that they brought it back, bringing Pocket Trains to the App Store and Google Play very recently. Pocket Trains hundreds of potential hours of gameplay, with the ability to expand your […Read More]
Welcome to part three of the Pocket Trains beginner’s guide! Click here to go back to part two of the guide. If you want to see the statistics of any future train, go to the Craft menu and go to the Parts menu. You will see all of the trains that you have parts for, […Read More]
Welcome to part two of the Pocket Trains beginner’s guide! Click here to go back to part 1 of the guide. There are two places where you can go to pick up new routes. Either tap the Map area or tap the Jobs area, as they will both pop up the map, but the map […Read More]
Welcome to the beginner’s guide to Pocket Trains! Pocket Trains is NimbleBit’s the follow up to Pocket Planes (which ironically, originally started development as Pocket Trains). You start off with just one train and a few train stations, but with enough dedication, you can create a train empire that spans across every continent. Read on […Read More]
