Battleship HD app allows you to sink ships in your iPad

Jun 23rd 2011
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Battleship HD app allows you to sink ships in your iPad

You sank my battleship! Oh those sweet, sweet words. We’ve been longing to listen to them since we establish camp behind our iPad , and Electronic Arts has just answered our cries. That’s right, the Battleship HD app is now available for download for your iOS slab, featuring a multiple-player mode, which pits you against friends (and presumably foes) packing an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. It is usually got a single-player mode, available in three flavors: Classic, Salvo, and Super Weapons. Now go forth and drop bombs! The iPad app is now available on the source link for $3.

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