Video: Temple Run: Brave for Windows Phone 8 now available

If yous're a fan of Temple Run, then you'll want to catch the all new Temple Run: Brave game for Windows Phone 8. The game follows on the heels of the Windows 8 version released a few weeks ago and much like its predecessor, goes for $0.99 without a free trial.

We're non sure why the devs at Disney and behind Temple Run are and so against trials, but we bought the game and tossed together a quick video presented below. Off the gage, we take no complaints about the game (well, information technology could use a double wide tile, we suppose). Graphics have been updated, it runs smooth and the touch response seems good to u.s. at these early on stages.

In case you're curious, the game is a mashup between the Temple Run franchise and the Disney flick Brave. The backgrounds have been updated with lush woods greens, the main player is at present a female lead (who seems to take lost her vocalization from the Windows viii version) and you can shoot arrows from your trusty bow at some targets.

Overall, it's quite fun and a great time waster. Like all Temple Run games, it features in-app purchasing via aureate coins y'all collect or you can opt to "cheat" and buy packs of coins to enhance your character.

Other features include:

Introducing ARCHERY – tap targets to shoot a bullseye and earn extra coins
New, amazing visuals. Information technology looks ameliorate than ever!
All new environments inspired by Disney/Pixar Brave and the wilds of Scotland
Play every bit Merida from Disney/Pixar Dauntless
Outrun Mordu, the demon bear, to earn running celebrity

Y'all tin can option up Temple Run: Dauntless for Windows Phone viii here in the Shop. Note: Devices with 512MB of RAM are not eligible to play this game! Let the programmer know you desire 512 MB support by tweeting to @kshepherd and @imangi.

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New report reveals Microsoft's future AR strategy; HoloLens 3 is dead

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New report reveals Microsoft's time to come AR strategy; HoloLens three is expressionless

Business Insider has today published a follow-up written report with more details nearly Microsoft's canceled HoloLens iii augmented reality headset. The partnership with Samsung is said to include a headset with a set of screens inside, powered by a Samsung telephone in your pocket.

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Starting at only $250, Microsoft'southward first foray into affordable laptops for the education market is a winner. With a gorgeous design, first-class thermals, and a fantastic typing experience, Microsoft would do right to sell this directly to consumers as well. Let's just hope Intel tin brand a better CPU.