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Angry Birds Space incorporates some of the physics we’ve already seen, but as you’d expect from outer space, the game contains planets with their own gravitational agendas – keeping things interesting. Up until now, the series could be accused of being rather same – with levels, birds, and their respective powers not variant enough to differentiate each title.

If you’re an Angry Birds addict (and there are plenty of you out there), you can download Angry Birds Space via the download links below. Those wielding the smartphone-come-tablet that is the Samsung Galaxy Note can enjoy exclusive content including a branded level, a 30-level DLC pack for free, and the coveted new Lazer bird.

Feel free to let us know if the new game lives up to your expectations, by dropping a comment on our Facebook or Google+ pages!

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Electronic Arts have started their second biggest sale of the year. This time they offer iPhone and iPad games at up to 85% off and up to 65% off on Android games. 

List of iPhone and iPad games at $0.99 include, BATTLEFIELD: BAD COMPANY 2 foriPhone and iPad, BATTLESHIP for iPad, Bop It! for iPad, COMMAND & CONQUER RED ALERT for iPad, Coconut Dodge for iPad, Dead Space for iPhone and iPad, Dragon’s Lair 2: Time Warp for iPhone, Time Warp for iPhone , FIFA 11 for iPhone, FIFA SOCCER 12 for iPhone, Draw Jump HD foriPad, MADDEN NFL 12 for iPhone and iPad, MONOPOLY HERE & NOW: The World Edition for iPad, MONOPOLY for iPad, Max and the Magic Marker for iPad, Mirror’s Edge for iPad, NBA JAM by EA SPORTS for iPad, Need For Speed Undercover for iPhone, Need for Speed Hot Pursuit for iPhone and iPad, Pictureka! for iPad, RISK for iPhone and iPad, Reckless Racing HD for iPhone, SCRABBLE for iPhone and iPad, SHIFT 2 Unleashed for iPhone and iPad, SNOOD for iPad, SPY mouse HD for iPad, SimCity Deluxe for iPad, TETRIS for iPad, THE GAME OF LIFE for iPad, TRIVIAL PURSUIT Master Edition for iPad, The Sims 3 Ambitions for iPhone, The Sims 3 World Adventures for iPhone, The Sims Medieval for iPhone, Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 12 for iPad, Trenches IIiPhone and iPad, YAHTZEE HD for iPad and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 for iPad.

List of Android Games include, Bejeweled 2, The Sims 3, NEED FOR SPEED Shift, Worms, SimCity Deluxe, Need for Speed Hot Pursuit, MADDEN NFL 12 by EA SPORTS, Spy Mouse, Surviving High School, THE GAME OF LIFE and TETRIS . This offer is for limited period only, So Hurry!

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Gameloft is back with their big sale for the Holidays again. This time they offer 17 iOS games for iPhone and iPad at $0.99 each. 

They also offer 18th game, The Adventures of Tintin for iPhone and iPad users in Europe for $0.99. All these games for iPhone and iPad cost $0.99 each and this offer is for limited period only. Hurry!

Source - [ fonearena.com ]

How to stay sane while traveling over the holidays?

Planes, trains and automobile rides can be a lot more palatable if you’ve got an iOS device with you – namely, an iPhone, iPod touch or iPad – as there are many thousands of great games to download at the iTunes App Store.

And for those who blew their budget of Christmas or Hanukkah gifts, the good news is these digital diversions are only about $1 or $2 apiece, if not free.

Whether it’s for yourself or to reduce the “are we there yet?” questions from the kids, consider one or more of the following games to stay entertained.

(Disney Mobile; $0.99 cents; 4 stars out of 4)

One of the very best puzzlers of the year is “Where’s My Water?,” a fun and challenging physics-based game. Disney Mobile’s first original game character, Swampy, stars as a friendly alligator on a quest to be squeaky clean. Except the poor scaly guy can’t use his shower because the pipes are broken, bent or have other obstacles in the way, such as rocks, moss and acid. You must use your fingertip to guide the water through the level to help Swampy out. But the task is easier said than done. The game features many dozens of increasingly challenging worlds, cute graphics and music, and entertaining story sequences.

(Atari; free; 3 stars out of 4)

One of the most influential video games of the 1970s has made its way to the iPhone — with a few new tricks up its sleeve. Based on the classic “Breakout” brick-breaking arcade game, “Breakout: Boost” offers five free levels of play as you use your finger tip to move a paddle left and right and prevent a bouncing ball from hitting the ground. At the same time you’ll need to destroy all the bricks on the board, get around obstacles and take advantage of various power-ups, such as multi-ball, paddle extender, laser blaster and fire balls (plus new ones like grenade and acid balls). Players can also pick up bonus points by speeding up the action. Be aware the five levels are over fairly quickly, but you can buy additional levels as an in-app purchase.

(MinoMonsters, Inc.; $0.99 cents; 3.5 stars out of 4)

Fans of “collect and battle” games like Nintendo’s “Pokémon” will no doubt enjoy this anime-inspired adventure. “MinoMonsters” is a single and multiplayer strategy game that has you capture, train and battle various monsters, each with their own unique look, personality and combat style. The turn-based battles between teams take place over a huge kingdom, known as Zancardi. And while your MiniMonsters upgrade their skills through experience you’ll also come across power-ups and candy, both of which can be used to take on more difficult creatures. The game also has you taking care of your monsters — by feeding and petting them — to keep their spirits up. There’s also an option to purchase more credits to be used in the game’s store.

(Warner Bros.; $0.99; 4 stars out of 4)

“Scribblenauts Remix” is one of those rare gems that is easy to pick up but impossible to put down. As the game’s hero Maxwell, your job per level is to type out words — an object, say, or a person — and when they materialize in the world they can be used to solve the puzzle in question. For example, one level challenges you and a friend to cross some water with a shark swimming in it. What to do? Type in “boat” and sail to the other side. Or “jetpack.” Or “bridge.” Or “bomb” and kill the shark before swimming across. Because you get to decide how to solve each puzzle, it helps kids (and kids at heart) flex their imagination, and no two games may play out the same way. A recent update adds holiday items and voice support for iPhone 4S (say what you want to appear in the world), and more.

Source - [ tucsoncitizen.com ]

At long last, Rockstar has brought Grand Theft Auto III to the App Store in its entirety, celebrating its 10 year anniversary. Undoubtedly a game changer when it was first released, do these mechanics really hold up today? If so, did they survive the touch screen conversion? I'm delighted to report… yeah, pretty much.

Just in case you've somehow remained unexposed to this game for the last decade, I'll give you the run down. GTA III was to open world sandbox games what Halo was to shooters and God of War was to action-adventure titles, bringing great innovation and setting the precedent for the next decade of gaming. Upon starting the game, you're thrown into crime ridden Liberty City. After being betrayed, jailed, and subsequently broken out, you proceed to climb various crime ladders as you interact with gangsters, drug lords, the mafia, and more. The story is very R-rated, of course, and the characters are well crafted caricatures and stereotypes, all voice acted very well.

The new touch screen controls, however, don't hold up quite as well. There were a LOT of functions mapped to the PS2 controller, and all those buttons must now be crammed onto the screen. You control movement with a touch-anywhere left thumb-stick. Various virtual buttons control your jump, sprint, attack, accelerate, reverse, brake, and other various functions. Swiping the middle of the screen moves the camera, and using the mini-map or changing weapons requires you to touch the corners. The controls are surprisingly well done, at least until you get to combat. The auto-targeting mechanics are a bit wonky, and you'll spend more time fighting the camera than any given enemy. It's also easy to accidentally hit the wrong button due to them being packed so tightly. I had a very hard time progressing due to various control related deaths. Despite all of this, the game is still extremely fun. If you can get used to the controls, it's definitely worth playing.

This is still one of the all time greats, even though titles like Vice City and San Andreas are even more polished. The fun comes from the wide variety of things you can do at any given time, choosing between different story missions, completing the Taxi, Ambulance, and Vigilante side missions, or just going on random rampages through the city. As you commit crimes and progress through the game, more devastating weapons will be made available while tougher variants of law enforcement try to hunt you down, eventually leading to the full force of the military. The only thing this game is really missing are the cheat codes. If I can't summon health, armor, weapons, unlimited ammo, and a Rhino tank, it just isn't the same game...

The graphics are dated but still look fine in HD, though the pop up is really noticeable now. The soundtrack and various fictional radio stations are a blast from the past. If you've enjoyed Gameloft's Gangstar series but haven't played the GTA games that series is emulating, you owe it to yourself to see how it's properly done. The nostalgia factor alone is powerful enough to warrant a purchase. You can pick up this iOS Universal classic for the launch price of five dollars, so don't miss out.

Source - [ appolicious.com ]