Meredith Sweet

Apple is getting social with its latest iteration of its music player/app manager/game center, the iPod touch. In an event hosted in San Francisco Wednesday, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs presented the newest iPod touch, complete with the rumored front-facing camera and support for FaceTime, allowing two iPod touch or iPhone 4 users to video chat via Wi-Fi, along with an update to the iOS software which will add a “Game Center” app to all iOS 4.1-powered devices.

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Erik Johnson

The previously announced Pride and Prejudice and Zombies game has been released and is now available for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad on the App Store.

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Erik Johnson

Bulkypix has announced their zombie survival iPhone shooter Undead: The Last Refuge, set to arrive on the app store sometime this month.

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Erik Johnson

Press Start Studio has announced the free release of The Reaping Vanguard add-on for its zombie beat ‘em up Twin Blades, now available for owners of the game.

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Erik Johnson

Developer Freeverse has revealed that an interactive rendition of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies–Seth Grahame-Smith’s undead mash-up of the the Jane Austen novel–is due on iPhone and iPod touch this April.

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Erik Johnson

PopCap has revealed via an arbitrary Facebook response comment of all things, that their acclaimed tower defense title Plants vs Zombies will be making its way onto the iPhone platform sometime later next month.

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Adam Bruno

So, I got a Verizon Droid today. And let me tell you, I am frustrated as hell with this thing. It’s like thinking you’re going to be going on a date with the girl of your dreams, only to find that you’ll be spending the night cuddled up with her horny, unhygienic uncle.

Okay, maybe it’s not that bad. At least my ass isn’t sore from this one. I mean, Verizon is the top-performing carrier in the USA, and the Droid is still pretty new. So, I figured I’d give it a little bit of time and peruse the apps to see if I could download some time-killing RPG. And that’s when it happened.

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Chris Burke

A few months ago we came across a surprising little iPhone game by the name of Spider. In it, you use your eight-legged-platforming-prowess to scale walls, spin webs, snack on bugs – y’know, the usual bad-ass spider stuff. I got a chance to talk with David Kalina, Co-Owner and  Lead Programmer at Tiger Style Games and an industry veteran (Splinter Cell, Deus Ex: Invisible War, Thief), about Spider and why he made the jump from big-budget studios to indie games.

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Chris Burke

We take a look at Fathom, his latest experimental game, and talk about developing on the iPhone.

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Joanna Duncan

FishLabs announced today that they are releasing a free, “lite” version of their successful App, Galaxy on Fire, as well as a serious update for the full version.

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