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Bejeweled Blitz Now on iPhone!

November 15, 2009 by Jeanne Dupuis  
Filed under Apps, Games, iPhone

Bejeweled Blitz Now on iPhone!

Need more applications to help you become more addicted to your iPhone?  If so, you might be interested in knowing that Bejeweled Blitz is available for iPhone and iPod touch!  Now you can take the one-minute gem-matching game anywhere you go.  It’s part of Bejeweled 2 for iPhone and iPod touch and you can get it today at the App Store!
If you’ve never played any of the Bejeweled games, I feel that I should warn you – they are highly addictive.  The good news is that Bejeweled Blitz is just one minute per challenge so there is a time limit …read more

Dr. Awesome is Awesome: Perform surgery on your iPhone contact list

December 18, 2008 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under Games

Dr. Awesome is Awesome: Perform surgery on your iPhone contact list

Dr. Awesome iPhone Review from Kevin Rose on Vimeo.
With adorable graphics and decent music, Dr. Awesome IS awesome. If you’re a fan of Trauma Center for the Wii and the DS …. Dr. Awesome is nothing like it! You play what I think is a white blood cell trying to isolate the evil bacteria by cutting them off from the rest of your patient’s inner essentials. Kevin’s review looks quite immersive. It’s one of those easy to learn, hard to master type of games.
[USD $1.99 $0.99 price drop!! - iTunes Link]
[via Kevin Rose]

Online Gaming in Mobile Phones

October 15, 2008 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under Games

Online Gaming in Mobile Phones

It’s nothing new. Video games on mobile phones go hand in hand nowadays. Nokia milked this market with the N-Gage system, and there are now new efforts to doing more on your mobile phone in terms of gaming. MMO’s (massive multiplayer online gaming) in phones shouldn’t be too far in the drawing board.

Crafting massive online games for phones takes into account the engagement level of players. Right now, it would be a little iffy to create a full immersive experience for online games on phones because the fact that phones are put down in the house and picked up when …read more

Oh god, Diner Dash for the iPhone. /quit life

September 10, 2008 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under Games

Oh god, Diner Dash for the iPhone. /quit life

Diner Dash needs no introduction. But we’re going to introduce it anyway since that’s how the cliche works.

Diner Dash has been a No. 1 hit across major online game portals, mobile and retail, as well as a popular handheld title, since its debut in late 2004. The original game, developed by the award-winning independent studio Gamelab, is now a multi-million dollar brand, spanning multiple sequels and brand extension spin-offs based on the DinerTown(TM) story world. The iPhone version, finalized with the assistance of development partner Other Ocean Interactive, utilizes PlayFirst’s Playground SDK, which allows PlayFirst to easily port their catalog …read more

Chuck Norris: Bring on the Pain by Gameloft (I kid you not!)

September 1, 2008 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under Games

Chuck Norris: Bring on the Pain by Gameloft (I kid you not!)

Heads up! I heard Chuck Norris is coming this way!, screams the rebels as you play as Chuck Norris. Gameloft had mentioned that Chuck Norris was in a “weakened state” as he traveled around the world and got into an accident. So not like Chuck Norris, but fine, we’ll play along. But if Chuck Norris hears about this ….

Chuck Norris: Bring on the Pain is out NOW by Gameloft. It plays a side-scrolling hack and slash and shoot and gun Chuck Norris as he goes around the world cleaning up the bad guys and sending them into “Retirement +10.”

I first …read more

Garfield 2 Mobile: Not quite Final Fantasy

August 19, 2008 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under Games

Garfield 2 Mobile: Not quite Final Fantasy

Here’s something cute, but not quite Final Fantasy. Garfield 2 is available on your mobile phone via Java. Officially called Garfield 2: Royal Adventure, the game follows the story of the second Garfield movie as he makes his way through castle corridors and scares off enemies in turn-based “boo battles.”
Since this title is child friendly, no actual killing occurs in the turn based strategy fight scenes that mimic much of Final Fantasy.

The game shows players what’s happening between the scenes that they see in the movie. They will see Garfield fending off Dargis’ cohorts in numerous “boo-battles” (non-violent encounters) where …read more

Old School Games on your mobile phone

December 21, 2007 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under Apps, Cell phone, Games, Gaming, Mobile Monitor

Old School Games on your mobile phone

The Going Cellular blog has compiled a list of old skool games you can purchase, download, and play on your mobile phone. Apart from the three Atari Legends package, there is also a virtual NES emulator for some 8-bit action during the holidays.

Traffic Jam 2 for Windows Mobile

December 20, 2007 by Jayvee Fernandez  
Filed under Apps, Games, Gaming, Windows Mobile

Traffic Jam 2 for Windows Mobile

eSoft Interactive has released the highly anticipated Traffic Jam 2, a multiplatform game for Windows Mobile and other portables. There are even versions for Windows and Mac OS X. Traffic Jam 2 is the sequel to Traffic Jam, which puts you in the puzzle solving mode to move traffic back and forth – how perfect for the holiday traffic jam! The game is available for USD $9.95.
Traffic Jam 2 has the following features:

Karaoke on your mobile phone idea

Karaoke on your mobile phone idea

When i was a lot younger, I had a teacher who always carried a tape deck with minus one songs at the back of his car. He was a good singer and he would tell me that the deck would be a “precaution” just in case people would ask him to sing at parties. Apparently he got these requests often, which led him to take on this peculiar set up.
While I was in Indonesia last week, our guide had a Nokia E90 with him. It was preinstalled with several hits from the 70’s, but all in minus one format. This …read more

Nokia N-Gage relaunched: From hardware to service

Nokia N-Gage relaunched: From hardware to service

Perhaps one of the most surprising and enlightening announcements today from the Go Play event was the rebranding of the Nokia N-Gage from a hardware product to a service. The once hardware-centric brand is now a software and service that will be available throughout the Nokia phone platform. What this means is that anyone will be able to experience gaming across the board on all Nokia phones via download from the PC or over the air (OTA) direct download to almost any Nokia phone.

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