Katamari Damacy

Namco games has recently released an iPhone version of it’s popular puzzle game for the Playstation 2, Katamari Damacy.

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Crayon Physics Game Coming to iPhone

Crayon Physics, the astounding 2008 Independent Games Festival Grand Prize Winner, is coming to the iPhone very soon.

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iPhone fart app pulls in $10000 a day

Apple’s App Store is currently experiencing a plague of fart applications. Last week, I detailed one day in which at least 14 new fart apps were accepted into the store. And now, just in a quick search, it looks like there are about 50 apps all dedicated to making fart noises on your iPhone or iPod touch. Classy, I know, but why are there so many?

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Agile: iPhone voice stress analysis lie detector

So here’s the thing. If the new iPhone app Agile Lie Detector really works, and I’m fairly convinced it does on some level, do you really want to have something this potentially powerful in your pocket? Do you really want an application that could ruin your marriage, destroy your faith in humanity and wreck your respect for authority, and on top of all that, pay $7.99US for it?

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Rolando: “The first truly great iPhone game?”

There have been a lot of good games released for the iPhone and iPod touch since the the App Store launched this past July. And now, with more experienced developers like EA, that have plenty of money to throw at game development, coming to the platform, they’re getting even better. Tonight, one company that’s had some success with an iPhone-only gaming approach, Ngmoco, rolled out its newest game — the first one it thinks enough of to price at $9.99: Rolando.

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iPhone 3G Metal Gear Solid

The rumour looked pretty solid, but confirmation is always swell. The next Metal Gear game will indeed be on the iPhone, and it’s called Metal Gear Solid Touch.

What’s more, courtesy of Konami we now have some details on the game. It’s an original title set in the MGS4 universe, and consists of 8 stages (with the promise of more to be made available later). It’s obviously controlled via the touchpad (as opposed to the accelerometer), with a sniping screenshot looking a lot like the iPhone’s zoom-in text editing setup.

MGS obsessives will be well catered for, with bonus points accrued through gameplay able to be traded in to unlock stuff like Metal Gear iPhone wallpapers.

It’s due for a worldwide release in Spring 2009.

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also of interest…

Tertis iPhone 3G Game

The Tetris iPhone game previously available in the iPhone App Store has been pulled following a complaint by the copyright owners.

Tris was a Tetris clone created by Noah Witherspoon

Gameboy Advance Emulator for iPhone 3G!

iPhone Innovators www.zodttd.com have released the GameBoy Advance emulator for iPhone firmaware 2.x.x

Quake for iPhone 3G

Word on the streets is that Zodttd are nearing completion of Quake for the iPhone / Iphone 3g.

In case like me you are wondering how you could actually control the game… they have thought of that to, with this iPhone Gamepad Controller:

Though it may not be feasible to get Quake in the official App Store, Zodttd are promising some quality Apps that will.