Flick Sports Fishing iPhone and iPod Touch Review

It was only a matter of time before fishing made its way to the iPhone/iPod Touch. After all, the accelerometer and vibration/feedback from the phone lend themselves to simulating the casting and hooking of traditional fishing. Flick Sports Fishing uses both well, but it still feels like something's missing.

Players of Flick Fishing are limited by the game as to the direction and distance of their casts. However, the environments presented are each realistic, and sound great. Beyond the restrictions in casting, the game also tends to make hooking a fish too easy, as far more emphasis is placed on your ability to reel the fish in without breaking the line. Most of these issues could be addressed in a future update, so stay tuned:

Moto Racer for the iPhone and iPod Touch

It's not the same as a set of handlebars, but Freeverse's Moto Racer can still be fun... once you tweak some settings:

Product Review: Periscope for iSight

I don't know if it would ever catch a bona fide criminal, but Freeverse Software's Periscope brings a lot of unique features to your iSight, that will allow you to catch practical jokers, and play jokes of your own.

Essentially, Periscope turns your iSight or other Mac-compatible camera into a motion sensor. You can then instruct Periscope to automatically take a picture when motion is detected, and that picture can be sent to an email address, flickr account, iPhoto, or even an ftp server.

But enough with the words, here's the video review: