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Kicker - My first WP7 app

Thu, 08/11/2011 - 10:59 |  Robert MacLean
Update: This application has been retired - it was my first game (ever) and my first WP7 app and so it was for my son and for my own learning and experimentation. My son has moved on to Angry Birds, I have more impressive apps and as a game, well it wasn't going anywhere. With all that I have retired it away.

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Kicker, is my first WP7 application and is a simple time waster. I don’t want to use the term game, because there is no challenges. Touch the screen and unless you are unlucky, you score a goal.

This was written mainly for my young son, who had a game like this on my old Nokia 5800 and he loved it so really just porting it across.

You can get it online RIGHT NOW!!

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Tags: Gaming, Personal, Windows Phone

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