September 20th, 2011 by Dan O'Halloran
 Work is almost done on Mika Mobile’s Zombieville 2. Though they aren’t hitting their target release of September 22, they are now projecting mid-October for submitting to Apple. The iTunes approval process can take a week or longer. Though the developers have remained mostly silent on the new game, only dropping tidbits of information on… Continue Reading
September 20th, 2011 by Dan O'Halloran
 The line-drawing game SPY Mouse from EA/Firemint that debuted at the top spot of the iTunes app market three weeks ago held that spot for a fourth week in a row. Recently launched sidescroller Jetpack Joyride dropped off the charts to make room for a Disney app, Puffle Launch and Backstab, an action title from… Continue Reading
September 19th, 2011 by Dan O'Halloran
 Temple Run (iTunes) is an endless runner game with a few new twists. It just came out this summer and for a limited time, it’s free to buy. Of course there are in-app purchases, but they aren’t required to enjoy the game. For those of you who haven’t played it, you are a treasure hunter… Continue Reading
September 19th, 2011 by Dan O'Halloran
 Many players reported crashing with Tiny Tower (iTunes) since the 1.4 update that introduced new floors, new costumes and the ability to share your tower on the web. Developer Nimblebit already has a fix out for those crashing problems. Update your Tiny Tower app to 1.4.1 and hopefully your crashing woes will be over. Complete… Continue Reading
September 13th, 2011 by Dan O'Halloran
 Tiny Tower (iTunes) got another free update tonight. New content, new floors and new costumes are all available. Check out our earlier preview of the costumes that are now available. There are 32 new ones available in this update. New commercial floors are Laboratory (Creative), Pancake House (Food), Security Office (Service), Karaoke Club (Recretation) and… Continue Reading
September 12th, 2011 by Mike Johnson
 Plushed Gold Fever from Blacksmith Games is a great example of mini-games done right. The combination of cute graphics, engaging story and well executed mini-games makes for engaging play whether you are 5 or 50. In PGF the story starts with a jealous Voodoo Mouse paralyzing and scattering the Plush Toys of a Wild West… Continue Reading
September 12th, 2011 by Mike Johnson
 Gum Drop! from Chillingo is a new release with lots of flavor. The premise is easy to understand for the kids and it’s extremely engaging. In Gum Drop! you have to match the words listed on the individual gum drops to the pictures on the play grid. The playing grid starts out as 3×3 and… Continue Reading
September 9th, 2011 by Dan O'Halloran
 Oh, Plants vs. Zombies, you mega, crazy time suck. I thought I left you behind for Tiny Tower, Battleheart and the Game of Thrones book series on my Kindle app (Syrio lives!). But today you stealth drop an update on iTunes with nine (9!!) new minigames, new achievements and a new microgame that has me… Continue Reading
September 8th, 2011 by Dan O'Halloran
 There are dozens of new iOS games this week. To help you weed through them all, we’ve listed 12 of the most interesting ones by game genre (racing, arcade, sports, etc.) And, so it doesn’t get lost in the shuffle, we’re kicking off the list with the game app that we think shows the most… Continue Reading
September 8th, 2011 by Mike Johnson
 Frogger Decades by Konami is the second iteration of the Frogger dynasty to hit the iTunes App Store following the Frogger app released last year. This game is Konami’s celebration of 30 years of hopping good times courtesy of one little green frog. (Not Kermit) In this latest incarnation, Frogger must navigate his way to… Continue Reading
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