Plastic Bullet adds random photo filters to images

Chillingo has reached an agreement with Fox Digital Entertainment to bring Predators to the iPhone, while a new random photo filter application has been released by Red Giant Software

Chillingo has announced a new licensing agreement with Fox Digital Entertainment for publishing official iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad games based on the upcoming sci-fi film, Predators. The game will be developed by Angry Mob Games, and is expected to be available in time for the film's theatrical release on July 9th. Johnny Coghlan, Head of Publishing at Chillingo has expressed his excitement in the project, “The film’s fast-paced, suspenseful action provides the perfect environment for thrilling gameplay design.” No official details for the game have been announced yet, but a short teaser trailer has been posted on YouTube.

Plastic Bullet brings spontaneity to iPhone photography

A new photography application has been released for the iPhone and iPod touch by Red Giant Software. Plastic Bullet ($2) allows users to add some spontaneity to their photographs by randomly applying filters to selected images. Users can import a photo from the devices library or take a new photo with the built-in camera, and then flip through an infinite number of variations. In the current release all photos are saved at a resolution of 800 x 600 to support older devices, but a future update will add an option to save images in higher resolutions. A video demo of the application in action has also been posted on the company's website.

by MacNN Staff