Updated: iShoot Review  iShoot 2.0 doesn’t do much to address
the UI shortcomings of the previous version, but it adds a TON
of new options to the mix. You can now fool with the ruleset and
in-game economy to your heart’s desire, as well as create your
own weapons–like a “disco” bomb that shoots off colorful micro-
nukes.  All this, coupled with a new soundtrack, four-way WiFi
multiplayer and a price drop to $1.99, raises our score to a 3.
It’s still a bit too aimless of a game for our taste, but it’s
now a much better value.  iShoot is currently the best-selling
game on the entire App Store–#1 out of nearly 4000 games. Why?
Is the game simply amazing, or is there some other force at work
here? After investigating, we can tell you that there’s nothing
extraordinary about iShoot, despite its 4.5 star rating. We can
see the appeal of its destructive gameplay, and it does certain
things very well… but it’s neither a polished nor memorable
experience.  iShoot is a simple turn-based artillery game. Two
to four tank