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more about #iphonegames nutbastard: to be fair, move-the-marble-into-the-hole games are vastly superior to get-the-ball-on-a-string-into-the-cup games. more » En0s1: THERE IS A GOD! I will be misspending money this evening. Thank you Jason, Thank you Gizmodo. more » Geisrud: Awesome cartoon, I lived in Japan when the cartoon first aired and never missed an episode. I never understood why they didn't just form the Blazing ... more » Jeremy: Wouldn't one person (probably the black lion) end up steering combined-Voltron while everyone else watched? Boy, that sounds THRILLING. more » philibuster: Ruined... er... Directed by Michael Bay. more » flopingchicken: Anyone ever think a Voltron-esque MMO might be fun? you choose which part of the body while creating your character, each specializing in some differ... more » RoboBagins: I can just see a group of folks shouting "Form Voltron!" in a coffee shop. more » OMG! Ponies!: Yeah. Let's play over WiFi or Bluetooth. And then, when it's time to slice the Ro-Beast in twain, the battery cuts out. more » lpranal: I've long passed the point where I would automatically check out every single Square (and later Square Enix) game, just by virtue of it being a Square... more » Ryan_Long: If I recall, this came out right around the same time I purchased my iPhone 2G, and had sold my iPod. I was always disappointed. Very interesting prem... more » Benguin: I'm going to have to check it out. Is it the same devs as the original? ... also I'm sure you probably just forgot, but a mention of the price and a ... more » djaymesdrgn: Ah, I remember the old computer version of this game, it's still fun to see what happens if you push someone down a set of stairs... too bad I don't h... more » kearneybobs: Bring on the Truck Dismount. Hours of wasted time in college was spent on these two programs. more » BobotheTeddy: Noooo. Don´t throw Jesus Diaz down the stairs. I like this guy. I´m not sure he likes the treatment in picture 2 as well. more » mclark2112: If we get Bridge Builder for iPhone, my late 90's/ early 00's will be completely relived... more » sneakypoo: NOOO make it stop make it stop! *thinks back on oh so many lost hours of my life* more » Andrew Dickerson: I have a game just like this already called "Max Injury" It's muy fun-o. There is also a Lite version, if you like the free shhhhhtuff. more » Jeremy82465: While this game was great, truck dismount from the same group was like conducting an orchestra. I wait for the day this genius is brought to my hand h... more » MrBlahBlah: i have problems with the game registering the two finger tap and hold gestures. two finger tap is registered fine, but there seems to be like a half ... more » brobot - Beboptimus Prime: Why wouldn't you just cradle the phone in the palm of your left hand, and 'play' the 4 buttons with the fingers on your right hand? (or the other way ... more » -
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Aqua Forest 2 iPhone Physics Game Review
I love the first Aqua Forest (iTunes link) "game", which wasn't so much a game as it was a physics simulator with different liquids and solids. But Aqua Forest 2? It's more like a fancy marble game with water droplets. More » -
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Voltron iPhone Game Unfortunately Doesn't Require Five People To Play
Sony's Voltron iPhone game looks interesting, because you get to pilot the separate lions in 2/3 isometric view, and in a head to head fighter mode, but ultimately disappointing. Why? Because you can't get four friends and make a Voltron. More » -
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Song Summoner Comes From iPod to iPhone, Uses Your Own Music
Song Summoner was one of the few games released for the iPod—not the touch, but original clickwheel type. It was special, as a game, because it used your own music to procedurally generate enemies. Now, it's on the iPhone. More » -
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Stair Dismount iPhone Game Hands On (Verdict: Sadistic Fun)
The Stair Dismount iPhone game sent me back eight years to the time when I would waste hours sending the stickman tumbling down instead of working on my programming assignments. The iPhone game is that, with slightly better controls. More » -
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Stair Dismount Gloriously Tumbles Onto the iPhone Soon
Stair Dismount for the iPhone is a spiritual descendant of the Stair Dismount Porrasturvat game back in 2001/2002 where you try your hardest to launch a ragdoll as painfully as possible down a flight of stairs. It was brilliant. More » -
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Rock Band For iPhone Hands On: Alleviate Boredom, Suffer Hand Cramps
The $10 Rock Band iPhone app that's on the App Store now is basically the console experience brought to your phone, complete with a music store to get new songs for $1. The only thing lacking is the control scheme. More » -
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Command & Conquer on the iPhone Looks, At Least, Decent From the Screenshots
It's unclear how well Command & Conquer Red Alert is going to translate, control-wise, to the iPhone's touchscreen, but the graphics in these screenshots aren't half bad. More » -
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Commodore 64 iPhone App
Update: After finally hitting the app store, the fully-licensed C64 emulator has been yanked after a user workaround made Apple realize that Manomio didn't completely ditch the old-skool BASIC 2.0 interpreter it objected to. More »Approved!Removed -
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Grand Theft Auto On the iPhone Will Be Wonderfully Old School
The good news: Rockstar Games is bringing an installment of Grand Theft Auto to the iPhone. The possibly good, possibly terrible news, depending on your tastes: It's going to be a top-down affair. iPhone-owning GTA fans of various vintages, fight! More » -
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EA Bringing Madden, FIFA Franchises to the iPhone
Yes, EA's most popular sports games are coming to the iPhone. You know what that means: similar gameplay, unusable controls. I can't wait! [PocketGamer via Kotaku] -
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Ngmoco Won't Be Making iPhone-3GS-Exclusive Games
I'm not upgrading to the iPhone 3GS, and thanks to AT&Ts pricing, I'm not alone. But owning an old iPhone 3G is going to hurt when iPhone-3GS-only games come out. Luckily, Ngmoco has no plans to start that trend. More » -
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Brain Exercise with Dr. Kawashima Comes to the iPhone
Looking to have your noggin tested by Dr. Kawashima? Well, now you can hop on board with the Brain Training sensation, if a bit late, on the iPhone and iPod touch. More » -
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Hands On: Need For Speed Undercover Polishes Up iPhone Racing Games
EA just released Need For Speed Undercover, a surprisingly polished racer, to the iPhone App Store. Is it worth your $10? More » -
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Ask a Ninja iPhone Game Preview
This is the Ask a Ninja iPhone game that we were talking about. More » -
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Myst For iPhone Preview Video: Hope You Like Tapping
Remember how the "groundbreaking" game Myst for PC was clickfest 1993? It's now going to be tapfest 2009 for your iPhone. More » -
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Galaga Remix Lightning Review: Classic Space Shootin' For iPhone
The App: One of the most resilient game franchises of all time just hit the App Store today in Galaga Remix, with both the classic Galaga arcade game and an updated Remix version from Namco. More » -
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"Quality is Largely Irrelevant" When it Comes To iPhone Games
Wanna know the secret to developing a successful iPhone game? According to Adam Saltsman, co-creator of Wurdle, "quality is largely irrelevant." The "five second rule" is what really counts. More » -
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iMafia for iPhone Circumvents the App Store, Sells Other Apps In-Game...and Apple Willingly Approves
The iMafia game for iPhone is not only the first app with an approved, in-game microtransaction system, but that system also doubles as a platform to promote and purchase other iPhone apps. More » -
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Your iPhone Is now a Kitchen Thanks to Cooking Mama
You might not have time for breakfast before getting on the 8:15 train to work, but you can regain part of the experience by making virtual bacon and coffee en route to the office. More »
