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Review: GL Golf is slightly sub-par

One of the first computer video games I ever remember playing was a DOS-based golf game my dad brought home on a set of giant 5″ floppy disks to put on our IBM computer. I don’t remember the name, but I do remember it had about 8 colors with which to paint a pseudo 3D golf course, and it was pretty darn fugly. Of course I didn’t let that stop me from wasting countless... Read More

Review: Mister Bumblebee Racing Challenge is gorgeous (and a decent racer too)

I just picked up  Read More

Interview with Christina K, the brains and beauty behind Fuzzle

When I think of the words “computer programmer” normally I think of a dorky, pasty male who lives on snack foods and emerges from his basement only to replenish said snacks and occasionally attend a World Wide Developer Conference. So I was understandably intrigued when the stereotype-shattering video below surfaced of the lovely Christina, the programming brains behind... Read More

PhoneSaber finally re-released as Lightsaber Unleashed – Oh, and yeah, THQ ruined it

[Note, as of this writing, Lightsaber has not yet hit the iTunes store, but it DOES show up in your updates if you previously bought PhoneSaber] There was much speculation a few months back when THQ asked TheMacBox to remove their popular free PhoneSaber Star Wars app from the iTunes store citing copyright issues (apparently you can’t just make apps based on popular movies... Read More

First “accelerometer-based” iPhone game cheat discovered!

Looks like the days of “Up, Down, Up, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, B, A, Select, Start” may be over! One of the best things about game cheats is the usually unlikely series of tasks that must be performed in order to discover them. The iPhone, lacking physical buttons, offers game developers a fun new way to hide these game cheats – namely, the accelerometer.... Read More

FEIST beta is spooky, bizare, FREE, and cool as hell

Above: No, it’s not the 1,2,3,4 Feist, it’s a weird furry ball guy. FEIST, a beautiful new 2D side scrolling platformer for the Mac created by Florian Faller and Adrian Stutz using the Unity engine has entered beta testing, and is available as a free download (Mac OSX only). The game has a definite spooky vibe thanks to its almost completely silhouette-style graphics... Read More

This video just saved me $10

Thank god for YouTube.  Read More

Someone tell Namco you don’t HAVE to charge $9.99 for everything

With the dusting off off of the Arcade classic Pole Position, Namco now has 4 iPhone games available on the iTunes store, all 4 of which are listed at the “imaginary glass ceiling” price of $9.99 (so far the highest price the masses seem to accept for game pricing on iTunes). These are not 5 star games we are talking about here (some rate 1.5 stars) – these are... Read More

First iPhone game cheat discovered! Is this just the beginning?

Well, suddenly we feel slightly less stupid for creating a site dedicated to iPhone game cheats! Yes, that’s right, we’ve uncovered a legitimate, bonafide, and in all other ways undeniably clever hidden game cheat, and we couldn’t be happier! The cheat is for the game Lumen, and by solving a certain “impossible” puzzle, you can unlock the ability to... Read More

Pocket Mini Golf 2 coming to the iPhone

We don’t have all that much to go on yet aside from these screen grabs, but it looks like Clickgamer is looking to bring about an iPhone port of their popular Pocket Mini Golf 2 title to the iPhone. Based on the shots, it looks like a pretty dead-on port of the original which was quite popular on Pocket PCs and Smart Phones. No word on whether any of the expansion packs... Read More

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