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Lightsaber Unleashed returns to the App Store, still free but not quite free

The App Store has re-released the PhoneSaber app, coming back with both a new name and some not so nice features. First off the app has been dubbed Lightsaber Unleashed and the release comes with a little bit of good news and little bit of bad news. For the good news first, the app itself [...]

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Pangea Software offering discounted iPhone apps

Everyone loves to save a few bucks, so what better method of drawing some extra attention to your apps than to put them on sale. Pangea Software seems to have decided to do just that and cut the pricing on all of their apps in the App Store. The current lineup consists of Billy Frontier, [...]

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Kevin Rose reviews iPhone app: Enigmo [Video]

Digg founder and co-host of Diggnation, Kevin Rose is at it again, this time providing us with what may ultimately become a series of video reviews of iPhone apps.  In this review, Rose provides us with an overview of Enigmo, as well as a demonstration, and then a final verdict. I’ll let the video do the rest [...]

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EA bringing Spore Origins, nine additional games to the iPhone

EA has recently announced that they are bringing ten new games to the iPhone and iPod Touch. Leading off with what is perhaps the most exciting, or at least the game with the most hype in the bunch is Spore Origins. According to the press release its expected to hit the App Store sometime “later [...]

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Gala Factory releases Code Breaker for the iPhone

Earlier today, Gala Factory Software unveiled Code Breaker, their fourth game available on the iTunes App Store. Code Breaker is a beautiful new puzzle game released exclusively for the iPhone and iPod touch. Building on the success of their Dot Game, Gala Factory is making a name for itself as a leading provider of simple, yet engaging games [...]

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Third Party iPhone Gaming Control Pad?

http://www.icontrolpad.com/ issued pictures on its web site of a new game controller for the iPhone. iControlPad has made public plans to build a gaming control pad for the iPhone and iPod Touch to sell for under $30. The latest prototype casing is shown here. It may not look like much now, but the makers say the [...]

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Tris, the free Tetris clone getting pulled from the App Store

Yet another application casualty has come, however this time it comes with a little good news and bad news. Lets start with the bad, just to get it over and out of the way. Tris, the free Tetris clone is being pulled from the App Store due to copyright issues. The good news is that users [...]

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Tap Tap Revenge quickly approaching the one million user mark

The incredibly addicting and free game Tap Tap Revenge from Tapulous is quickly approaching the one million download mark. Quite an impressive number, but honestly its one that comes as little surprise considering it seems as if the game has remained in the Top 10 Free Apps section within the App Store, and it is [...]

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Carmack on the iPhone; “more powerful than a Nintendo DS and PSP combined”

While there are plenty of people who look at the iPhone and see a phone, or an iPod, or even “the internet in your pocket” the release of the App Store and firmware 2.0 has transformed it into so much more. Notably a portable gaming machine. During the recent QuakeCon 2008 event, id Software co-founder John [...]

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Aurora Feint: Bizarre Yet Addictive

When you look through the iPhone App Store, you’ll notice that while there are many free Apps, very few of those are games.  Of those free games, very few of them are really entertaining for more than two minutes.  I have discovered one gem, though, and thought I would share it. It is called Aurora Feint [...]

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