Jan 17, 2013 - Final Fantasy falters, Temple Run's official sequel arrives and two kinds of slugs step into the spotlight in today's big Thursday ASU.

Strangely, you can’t just buy and unlock all of Temple Run 2’s power-ups like in other running games. Instead, several items can only be unlocked by purchasing characters. The game barely has ...

Temple Run 2, we’ve done a lot more updates than we ... You generally spike at launch and slowly taper off. With a game like Temple Run, I think one of the things that allows us to hit something ...

Then it seemed like maybe it really is a hit that ... The fans were surprised and excited to download the game as soon as they heard. Temple Run 2 was trending on Twitter on launch day, and ...

Temple Run 2 has been a highly anticipated game for Windows Phone 8 ... so accessing things like the challenges, objectives and other items were unavailable.

Temple Run was one of the most popular games of 2012, seeing 2.5 million downloads on Christmas day alone. But like any good mobile gaming studio, Imangi Studios has released the sequel to the hit ...

Temple Run 2 is optimized for IAPs in other ways as well. Users can “like” Temple Run on Facebook or follow the game on Twitter to “get free stuff” (again, gems). In the in-app Store, they can buy ...

How far can you run?! Temple Run 2 is a game about running fast. I mean, you're getting chased by freaking Evil Demon Monkeys. So it only makes sense... What might have been the least advertised ...

Temple Run 2's most unfortunate change seems like a minor one. The sequel omits the original's mile markers that showed when you had passed the longest run of a Game Center friend. I genuinely ...

Temple Run 2 is on the way. According to a listing on iTunes New Zealand, husband-and-wife development team Imangi Studios will release a sequel to the popular downloadable game imminently.

Temple Run 2 is just as fun and addictive as its predecessor, but there aren't many major differences between the two games. Temple Run 2 is just as fun and addictive as its predecessor ...

What’s the best way to follow up a smash hit like Temple Run? Add a few more elements and slap a “2” on the end of the name. The game is basically still the same: grab the cursed idol ...