Apple has released “iQuiz,”the newest addition to iTunes Store’s iPod Games. iQuiz costs 99-cents.
Get your trivia fix with “iQuiz,” the fast-paced entertainment trivia game designed in a portable format. Put your pop culture knowledge to the test with questions about music, movies, and TV shows. Or choose “Music Quiz 2” to find out just how well you know the songs, albums, and artists on your iPod. You can keep the challenges coming by creating your own custom trivia packs to share, or add trivia packs created by other players.
Features:
• Choose from four built-in games
• Create and share new trivia packs with other players
• Rediscover all of the songs and albums you’ve tucked away on your iPod
• Keep track of your personal statistics as well as those of other players
• Fast-paced but brain-based, providing endless mental challenge and stimulation
• Tutorial mode makes it easy as you learn how to play
System Requirements:
Games availabale on iTunes Store are compatible only with the fifth-generation iPod with iPod Software 1.2 or later. These games cannot be played in iTunes, nor are they compatible with other iPod models. iTunes version 7.1 or later required.
More info via iTunes Store here.
[Attribution: Macworld UK. Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Adam W.” for the heads up.]
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What is brown and sink?
The Russian Navy?
Wait, no. A lost UPS truck?
A botty plop?
I know this one!
It’s the Zuuuuuuune!
Icky!
A Brown Zune!
MW: needs
I think it’s a Commodore64…
I guess those were more beige, but close enough.
99¢? Sahweet! That’s just about all I’d pay for it!
What the iPod needs, is a game that tests your music knowledge by deleting your purchased tracks if you guess wrong.
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Consider it a good reason to get the most out of your 99 cents
Rosie’s bidet?
ok ok…. now that I’ve played it, Music Quiz 2 alone would be worth the full $4.99 price of a regular game.
THANKS APPLE!!
to TT:
now THAT was a thought that i could’ve lived for another 1000 years without…
What the iPod needs is a demo of the Mac and OS X that can be easily deleted. That would more effective than the Trojan Rabbit.
Speaking of Spamalots, were any of you Brits a part of the world coconut orchestra record breaker in Trafalgar Square on Monday? Was Patsy there?
“Rosie’s bidet?”
Also known as Old Faithful. She put the guy back in geyser.
“That would more effective . . .”
Pat, I’d like to buy a verb please.
At least it won’t be hidden in a mass of wrapping paper in Sheryl Crow’s loo.
Unrelated question (now that someone mentioned a deletable demo of Mac OS X):
Has anybody tried to install Mac OS X on a Parallels virtual machine?
It would be really cool to test betas of Leopard without compromising our current Tiger, wouldn’t you think?
Hopefully we’ll get to use these on AppleTV before long!
Hey, apparently Cheryl is gonna have to show Rosie how to use one sheet, Since rosie called her out yesterday.
Yep, then Rosie will have to eat crow for that….
TT: Eww ! ! ! But I guess that would lick one problem.
“No one said it would be easy
But no one said it’d be this hard”
Bob,
You’re on the right track. But what about people who haven’t purchased tracks from the store.
If you remember the opening scene from Ghostbusters II; how about zapping the “contestant” with a mild zap of electricity. Perhaps Apple could throw in a lanyard so you don’t drop your ipod when the jolts get stronger after each wrong answer.
TT & TMF
You guys are in rare form today !
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Hey, I was speaking metaphorically!
No, wait, meatphysically, er, metaphysically.
Q. Which technology is most likely to allow a compromise of your system by visiting an untrusted website?
A. Safari
B. QuickTime
C. Java
D. JavaScript
E. EFI (for all the paranoid WiseGuys out there)
F. Windows