For those of you who don’t know, yesterday marked the first anniversary of Angry Birds, a game so popular that it sparked Angry Birds Day, which was quite high on Yahoo searches.
The day was commemorated by celebrations in multiple cities. Some of these cities saw some lively celebrations, like the ones in New York. Others, like a small gathering in Atlanta, were not so well-gathered.
I think it is a good sign a game that is one year old can have its own unofficial holiday. I’m surprised that Bejeweled doesn’t have one.
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It seems like Zombies get a lot of free press on apps like Dead Rising and Pro Zombie Soccer.
Zombie Ala mode is really designed as a zombie game for the whole family. Instead of shooting brain-eating undead with lots of bloodshed, this is about serving them ice cream. No, Zombie Ala Mode is a “plate spinning” game like Sally’s Salon. The object of the game is to fill all orders without getting fired, as if losing your job would be your worst worry in a zombie apocalypse.
The game is available now for $1.99 at the iTunes Store now.
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Some of you might have heard of the immensely popular Flight Control game for the iPhone and iPod Touch (and other platforms).
If you are a fan, then you will be interested in hearing about a recent update. With a little help from Game Center, you can go into multiplayer mode. This is presumably so you can direct a lot traffic.
Check it out now if you are interested.
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Hopefully you are as excited about Infinity Blade, a game that we reported on a while ago but didn’t have a release date.
The game is available now, and it is your best reason to stop playing WOW Cataclysm right now. It uses the Unreal Engine 3 technology, and you will be able to attack, cast spells, kill bad guys, and get treasure.
You should be able to get it on the iTunes Store for about $5.99.
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If you’ve paid attention you pretty much any tech blog you’ll know that leaks of the PlayStation Phone have been circulating quite a bit. This Android powered device from Sony Ericsson features a slide-out gamepad with a form factor quite similar to the PSP Go. However, seeing how these are leaks Sony Ericsson has yet to come forth to confirm the device leaving us to question when exactly they will do so.
Well, more rumors have surfaced today that say Sony Ericsson will officially unveil the phone come February of next year at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. However, these rumors also say that Sony Ericsson won’t actually release the phone until March of the same year.
The validity of these rumors remains to be seen but it’s going to be very interesting to see how the PlayStation Phone fares when it inevitably gets released.
via androidcommunity
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written by janyton
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