Interestingly, Asphalt 6: Adrenaline was the first game of the series to hit the big screen, and we’re not talking theatres, but Macs. Once you go into ‘Adrenaline mode’, the road becomes a blur with purple undertones, and your car becomes indestructible – when you hit your opponents, they virtually fly off the track.Īsphalt was released in December 2010 for iOS, and it was available for Android in January 2011. The titular feature, Adrenaline, can be achieved by hitting the nitro while the meter’s at full. It makes sense since the series has so many versions. Asphalt 6: Adrenaline ( iPhone, iPad, Android, BlackBerry, Java, Symbian, Mac OS X)Īsphalt 6 goes back to its roots by giving each new release an additional name. New versions in the series will appear every year so that racing fans will be kept happy, developers will keep their jobs, and our smartphones, tablets and mobiles will be tested to their limits, with the graphics upgraded to a whole new level of amazing.

Of course, Asphalt 5 looks poor in comparison to versions six, seven and eight, but it doesn’t really matter. Even for early generation iPhone users, eating the Asphalt shouldn’t be too gut-wrenching an experience. Old iPhone lovers, however, will be happy to hear that Asphalt 5 for iPhone will support iOS version 3.0 and can be downloaded on iPhone 3G and 3GS. Unfortunately for Android users, Asphalt 5 is no longer available from Google Play. It wasn’t until 2012 that the HD version was made available on Windows Phone as well. The game was released in 2009, followed a year later by an HD version with upgraded graphics for Android and iPad. Now, Asphalt 4: Elite Racing is available for download exclusively for Java phones.Īsphalt 5 is the first game in the Asphalt series that’s still playable, available on iOS and Windows Phone.

This is the first game from the series that was available on modern smartphones – it had its release in September 2004 and was developed for iPhone. Incredible, huh? Since the very beginning, we were able to burn rubber on tracks from all over the world, sitting behind the wheel of the world’s top race cars. Back then, Asphalt GT could display action from as many as three cameras, and could even have replays. It all started back in 2004 when the first game, Asphalt Urban GT, was released for Nintendo DS console and Nokia N-Gage.

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