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youtube.com - 3/30/2009

Experience the stock market crash on the iPhone (video)

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AirCoaster is a high-speed roller coaster simulator for the iPhone/iPod touch. With AirCoaster, you can ride a random roller coaster track, create one from s...

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techcrunch.com - 3/31/2009

AirCoaster iPhone App Turns The Stock Market Into A Scary Ride

— techcrunch.com — The stock market has been a wild ride the past 12 months. If you don’t feel sick... already, you can actually turn the ups and downs of the stock market into a virtual roller coaster. Ziconic, the developers of AirCoaster 3D, a high speed 3D ... (more) AirCoaster iPhone App Turns The Stock Market Into A ...

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AirCoaster iPhone App Turns The Stock Market Into A Scary Ride
TechCrunch — The stock market has been a wild ride the past 12 months. If you don’t feel sick already, you can actually turn the ups and downs of the stock market into a virtual roller coaster. Ziconic, the developers of AirCoaster 3D, a high speed 3D roller coaster app for the iPhone, has turned the Dow Jones and Apple stock charts into roller coaster tracks that users can download and ride. The steep decline of the Dow Jones index makes for an exhilarating ride . But Apple’s more volatile stock makes for an even more thrilling up-and-down roller coaster track. The app lets you visually experience every twist, turn, and ...

AirCoaster3D iPhone App Catches Your Constipated Expressions During the Economy Rollercaster [IPhone App]
Gizmodo — Who said the economy was all doom and gloom? The AirCoaster3D iPhone app lets you create your own rollercoasters—even to the stock market. Thank goodness I invested into Campbell's Soup. Thanks, Stephen Colbert! You can design your own tracks, sound effects and themes or ride a randomly generated track. You can also download custom tracks (the Dow Jones and Apple tracks are created by others). The app is available in iTunes for a dollar. Speaking of which... does anyone have a track for Moto? No more cheesy post-rollercoaster Albert-Einstein hair photos for me! [TechCrunch] ...