anyone bought gameloft brothers of arms?? need a review ^^

uhh huh..play first..then review ya !! ^^ waiting...

anyone know when is NFS undercover will be on appstore?
and gameloft hero of sparta not a good game >< waste money..

u can redownload it thru ur pc by itunes bro no need re-purchase

yes

field runner...recommended game..warning* will get addicted easily..

EA Mobile's Craig Law put out a tweet saying his followers (and fans of EA iPhone games in general, of course) should "start their engines... this is on the way VERY soon."

This suggests that Need For Speed: Undercover is in the App Store approval system right now, so keep your nose peeled for the scent of burning rubber coming your way.


**This could be release anytime soon***

sources: http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/r/iPhone/Need...ews.asp?c=12890

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iPhone Worms below, then keep your ear to the ground for more news as it comes in. Judging by these screenshots, it won't be long before it digs its way through the App Store earth.

**I miss this game **

sources: http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/r/iPhone/Worm...ews.asp?c=12904


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The original version won rave reviews and is a highly anticipated port for the iPhone.

Team 17 has since released some actual gameplay video of the iPhone version of Worms:

Short preview of Worms

coming for iPhone soon.

**Wow, many ppl like this game **

This post has been edited by jimnuz: Apr 27 2009, 01:17 PM

Korean mobile publisher Gamevil has done extremely well with Baseball Superstars 2009, and it will soon brings its second game to the App Store: an action-RPG called Zenonia.

Zenonia has been wildly popular in the Korean mobile market, selling 600,000 copies so far, and we can see why. The game looks like a souped-up version of Legend of Zelda: A Link To the Past for the SNES, with more animation, brighter colors, and more complex gameplay.

You play from the same overhead perspective, using a virtual d-pad and buttons to move your character, mount attacks, and use skills. A double-tap in a direction executes a dash attack, and touching slots at the bottom of the screen pulls off special magical techniques.

But Zenonia also has the gameplay guts of a full RPG. You talk to townsfolk to get quests, which take you all over the map and earn you experience points. There are literally thousands of weapons and items to collect and a full Diablo-like skill tree.

Gamevil digs down all the way to the little details. For instance, if you're carrying too much stuff, you'll be unable to move quickly. The game has a 24-hour clock, day/night cycle, and realistic weather. This clearly isn't a casual offering; Gamevil claims that the full adventure clocks in at around 40 hours of gameplay. The company intends to add special micropayment-driven content like magic weapons when iPhone OS 3.0 rolls around, too.

Zenonia should be out sometime in May. The pricepoint is still under discussion, but Gamevil is looking at $5.99 or above, which seems reasonable to us for a game of this scope ***Expensive laaa**


***I waited this for long long time...hope it does not me**


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