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Bullseye Game for iPhone

Written by: Erila

Date: 2010-04-07

Do you remember the classic darts game show, Bullseye? If so, now's your chance to step up to the Oche and relive your favorite moments from the much loved quiz show. The Bullseye iPhone game features all of the original TV show rounds, and lets you try your luck on the Categories board, beat the other contestants on Pounds for Points, or re-live the magic of winning wonderful prizes from yesteryear on the famous Bully’s Prize Board!

Will you win a speedboat, or leave the studio with just your BFH - Bus Fare Home?

Bullseye delivers all the classic elements of the ITV STUDIOS quiz show on the move. With a thousand questions to answer and many magical prizes to be won, Bullseye will certainly test you like no other game can!

Bullseye for iPhone features:

1000 questions
6 unique characters to choose from
Tilt control for great gameplay, or touch control for casual gamers
All your favorite games including Categories, Pounds for Points, the Charity Round and Bully’s Prize Board
Practice your throws in Master of the Rounds
Classic dart games like 301, 501, Around the Clock and Tic Tac Toe

Bullseye - Official Gameshow, was produced by Zed and is now available on the app store. Released via Zed’s Player X iTunes storefront, it has benefitted from the merged teams of Player X & Zed. Player X, an industry old-timer, aggregator and games developer with successful titles like Buzz! and Pang. Zed, global leader in mobile entertainment, with a catalogue of over 200 games produced in-house.

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