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Beetle Running on iPad Hardware!

Beetlejuice Hits the iPad

Here’s a screen shot of the Beetlejuice app running on the new Apple iPad in all it’s sweet high res goodness.  It will be ready for the app store next week.

DCW Adds Android Support

I just purchased the Shiva 3D Development tool from Stonetrip.  It may take awhile to adjust to the unfamiliar work flow but it will be worth it to add Android support to my list of capabilities.

iPad Support

Just started with the iPad SDK.  Still under NDA, of course, so I can really say anything until after April 3rd.  As you can imagine, I’m excited about how much fun this thing is.  Kudos to Apple Developer Services for being so responsive to requests from small developers.

Beetlejuice is Live!

Now you can have Howard Stern Show Wack Packer, Beetlejuice, right in your pocket!

Rotate your iPhone to make his head bobble and wobble. Press the big red button on Beetle’s stand to hear 65 of his frank and funny quotes. Marvel at the automated lip sync technology that makes Beetle come to life.

This app uses the powerful Unity3D engine to deliver the most realistic Beetlejuice outside of the real thing.

Lester Napoleon Green, known as Beetlejuice (often abbreviated to Beetle or Beet), is a frequent guest on The Howard Stern Show and a member of Stern’s Wack Pack. He has appeared in feature films, performed voice-over work and does live shows.

Beetlejuice Talking 3D Bobblehead

I submitted the Beetlejuice Talking 3D Bobblehead for approval to iTunes Connect last night.  Apple approves 97% of all apps in 7 days.  The Jimmy Gibberish application only took 4 days while Rack em took 4 months.  Hopefully, Beetle will be approved in time for the March 1st announcement on a major national Sirius radio show!

Beetlejuice 3D Talking Bobblehead Splash Page

Jacque le Monkey

Luis was kind enough to create a great model for an iPhone game I have in progress. Here is the texture for the main character.

Zombies in the Office

I wanted to see what an animated model looked like in the Unity demo level. He looks good but his texture needs work.

Falling Rocks Game Play Test Video

Here is video showing the prototype game play on the iPhone. The main player is controlled by tilting the iPhone. At this point, there is no 2D artwork, 3D models, sound or anything else that a good game requires. I did this only to see if the game mechanics were any fun. It turns out that it’s almost hypnotic.

Bobblehead Santa for the iPhone

Here are screen shots the show the progress from conception to final presentation.