Asphalt 8: Airborne is now available on iOS and Android

Gameloft’s next big release in the Asphalt series of racing games – Asphalt 8: Airborne – has finally been released on the App Store and Google Play and a Windows Phone 8 version is on the way.

As you can guess from the name, Asphalt 8: Airborne takes action on the ground and into the air. You will still be driving around as in the previous games but now you’ll jump off ramps and pulling off stunts in the air. Think of it as Riptide GP on wheels. As usual for Asphalt games, Gameloft has once again formed an impressive roster of cars from top manufacturers such as Lamborghini, Bugatti, Ferrari and Zonda. There are now 47 cars to choose from with improved engine sound for more realism.

Asphalt 8: Airborne has nine tracks to choose from locations around the world such as Venice, French Guiana, Iceland, the Nevada Desert and play in 8 seasons and 180 events in the Career mode. There is also a multiplayer mode where you can play against up to 8 opponents simultaneously.

Asphalt 8: Airborne is priced at $0.99 with in-app purchases.

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You can find the links to download the popular racing game below.

App Store | Play Store

PS4: A launch with less costs than at the time of the PlayStation 3

Sony does not intend to repeat the blow of financial collapse of the PlayStation 3, which not helped by its lower price, took several years to become profitable. At a meeting granted to its shareholders, the company has taken to confirm that the PlayStation 4, if it is well sold at a loss at first, it will be far from representing the slaughter of her big sister, thanks to the supplied components from AMD rather than internal architecture (and complex) that was the CELL.

However, no empty promise for investors: Sony is aware that between a launch of a new machine, a PS3 at her end of life and a PS Vita still has a hard time getting up, year tax will end in the red side of video games.