Canabalt "The Flash success freaked me out really bad," says Saltsman, who still seems surprised by the number of people who have played his game. "I'd done Flash games before that people liked and ...

Canabalt's detailed pixellated graphics (zoomed here) draw you into the game. With its simple tap-to-jump gameplay, high-speed scrolling and gritty dystopian atmospherics, Canabalt proved a hit ...

An upcoming update for iOS game Canabalt could include new features like a two-player mode and Game Center achievements. An upcoming update for iOS game Canabalt could include new features like a ...

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I got a quick look at a pair of EA iPhone games yesterday, one that gave just about the best first impression of EA’s spring line-up. That’s the Canabalt-ish return of Mirror’s Edge. Signed documents ...

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The first level of Hundreds teaches you the game's most basic concept. Two grey bubbles sit static on screen. Tap one and it inflates, glowing red as it expands. While tapping, the number at the ...

No one sets out to make a bad game. Conversely, not enough people set out to make a really brilliant game. Sometimes, though, it happens anyway. That's Canabalt - a one-button, one-man, one-idea Flash ...

You charge along an office corridor. Seconds later, you jump through a glass window, revealing an enormous apocalypse. A massive jet flies by in a cloud of smoke as your frantic rooftop escape spooks ...

Last week, the outright theft of a Flash game, republished for sale on the iTunes App Store with Apple’s approval, jarred the Flash development community. Though the app later was removed, anecdotal ...

Developer David Burela has moved "Canabalt," a popular game for the iPhone and iPad, onto Windows using Project Islandwood, one of Microsoft's tools for moving apps onto Windows with minimal effort.