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| by Stephen Withers | |
| Tuesday, 19 May 2009 | |
  
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5 Best Practices for Smartphone Support
"You have to tilt your iPhone just like you would the actual body organ" to compensate for the simulated swaying under the influence of alcohol. Each level assumes another beer has been drunk, so the swaying increases. Rated "12+" for mild alcohol use and crude humour, Drunk Sniper runs on the iPhone or iPod touch and costs $US0.99/$A1.19 (introductory price for an unspecified period - "normally $US1.99"). Drunk Sniper is not the first example of toilet humour to find its way to the App Store. Others include Pee Monkey Toilet Trainer (an arcade-style 'aim' game, currently number 7 on Apple's 'top free apps' list for Australia and number 26 in the US), iFlush - Public Utility and iFlush Toilet (both let you drop a photo into an on-screen toilet and flush it away), and iToots and Pull My Finger! (fart machines). What was that about it being impossible to underestimate the taste of the public? |
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