From Gamerizon.com:

The first version of Chop Chop Tennis was just uploaded to the App Store and is awaiting for Apple’s approval!

 

This first version contains the following single player modes:

• Practice Wall: Just like lots of kids play tennis, play on the wall of their school!
• Practice Cannon: Use the practice cannon to sharpen your aiming skills and hit targets.
• Practice Play: Get the hang of the gameplay by practicing with a random opponent.
• Single Play: Play a game in single against the computer.
• Double Play: Play a game in double against the computer.

 

We are already working hard on the first update of this game to provide the following modes:

• Local Multiplayer Games: Play against a frient locally via the Bluetooth or the WiFi network.
• Single Player Tournaments: Compete in 3 fierce tournaments and earn all the gold cups!

Meanwhile, here are a few screenshots of the game: [link]

Gamerizon [from  Montreal], developers of the adorable Chop Chop Ninja, have informed us that they’re currently developing two new games to expand the Chop Chop series. While Chop Chop Runner [recently submited to Gamma4] does seem to pull some influence from Ninja, Chop Chop Tennis seems to be its own beast entirely, drawing only minor graphical influences from the first in the series.

The first to be released, Runner, will draw inspiration from classic iPhone platformers like Canabalt. The game is said to be a never-ending, procedurally generated, one-touch-interface ninja game with certain elements of combat as well. […]

The second game, Tennis, is completely separate from the other two games, but share some ideas and gameplay styles. CC Tennis is described as an "tennis-action" game that uses gesture-based motions to hit the ball in varying styles. […]

Chop Chop Runner will be available this March, while Chop Chop Tennis will be following closely behind for an April release.

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Chop Chop Runner is a single-button game we submitted to the Gamma 4 contest.

It’s an “action beat’em up platformer” made mostly with reused art assets from Chop Chop Ninja.

We plan to release it as a more fleshed out game in the future.  In the meantime, here are some screenshots to whet your appetite.

 

 

D’ordinaire, je ne suis pas vraiment fan des jeux sur iPhone, un contrôle qui prend le tiers de l’écran tactile, sans compter qu’il n’est pas toujours évident comme en témoigne Assassin’s Creed… Mais Chop Chop Ninja renverse la tendance en proposant une jouabilité originale qui risque de faire de nombreux émules, et offre en plus un jeu qui donne envie d’aller jusqu’au bout. […]

Proposé à 1.99$, toutes les mises à jour futures, dont celles incluant les prochains niveaux qui viendront s’ajouter, seront gratuites. Je vous invite à télécharger la version d’essai sur l’Applestore pour l’essayer. En tout cas, ce jeu qui est en plus fait au Québec innove à plus d’un titre, et va au-delà ouvrir une nouvelle voie dans la jouabilité des jeux sur iPhone. […]

Voici un clip du jeu Chop Chop Ninja:

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