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Tap Tap Coldplay is living the life on the iPhone

In the words of Bachman Turner Overdrive, you ain’t seen nothing yet... let’s rock!

Tap Tap Coldplay is living the life on the iPhone

Yesterday me and my great mate (does a lot of work for chairidee, doesn’t like to talk about it) were chatting about the possibility of a Coldplay themed Tap Tap Revenge, in a quite literally iPhone-mongous type way.

And we wake up this morning with the mellow sounds of Fab FM floating on the pop-tastic breeze and there it is, waiting for us on the App Store like a melancholy-mongous Top 40 hit you just taped off the radio during the Sunday afternoon chart rundown, alright!

Okay, enough of that. Those of you who like your music just a little high pitched and gloomy, Coldplay has got together with Tapulous to release 11 of its greatest hits for you to drum your fingers along to.

As with previous premium Tap Tap Revenge outings, this one weights in at £2.99, though it looks to use a graphically revamped version of the free Tap Tap Revenge sequel, which will add a bit of colour to the experience.

Track Listing:

  • Viva la Vida original and Thin White Duke Mix
  • Clocks
  • Yellow
  • Lovers in Japan (Osaka Sun Mix)
  • Speed of Sound
  • Lost!
  • Shiver
  • In My Place
  • Life in Technicolor ii
  • Fix You

Tap Tap Coldplay also offers the two-player mode using a single device, and even a kid’s mode where you can tap anywhere on the screen to get the visual effects pumping.

Challenge mode enables you to email your game to a young friend (who might be having a nice quiet night in for a change) to play against you in a quite literally asynchronous-tastic type way, while a Facebook connection posts your best scores to your online pop-tabulous profile.

Let’s rock! And here's a video showing, er, how:

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Yes. Spanner's his real name, and he's already heard that joke you just thought of. Although Spanner's not very good, he's quite fast, and that seems to be enough to keep him in a regular supply of free games and away from the depressing world of real work.