It's just that this type of speedy shooter from the late 90s suffers greatly from having to use a touch screen. The game itself is pretty reprehensible but has the same tongue in cheek sense of parody and sophomoric fun that Duke contained. What follows is fast and frenetic gun play, with lots of gore, special weapons, and a bunch of silly one liners. The Shadow Warriors are contracted killers for major corporations, and when Lo Wang discovers that his employer is summoning demons to take over Japan, he turns on them. In essence this game uses the same template as Duke 3D, but given a martial arts flavor. This is the tale of one Lo Wang, known as the Shadow Warrior. Now at the end of 2012, 3D Realms' other big shooter release, that is probably more infamous than famous has been ported to the App Store as well. It didn't fare too well, and it was one of the first negative reviews we gave. It was of significance not only for being a well known game, but it was one of the first major ports on the platform, trading in its mouse and keyboard input in for touch screen buttons. Back when AppSpy was planning its launch in 2009, Duke Nukem 3D was ported to the App Store.

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