For my G of the Y blog, I'll be splitting it up by platform. The first one is for my choices on iOS. 
 
To me, the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad have firmly planted themselves somewhere between last generation handsets, current generation handheld gaming systems and computers. Though the iPhone and iPod fit easily into a pants or jacket pocket and can be used to Skype or stream or game or whatever, the iPad is the size of a small netbook, even though it is easier to use while standing or moving. 
By now it is common knowledge that the devices don't play well with the so-called "hardcore" genres like shooters, but the things they can do with casual games like racers and puzzles is actually kind of revolutionary. Multitap, whether we like it or not, is here to stay. Anyway, with out further ado, the list:
  
3. Hook Worlds ($.99) 

For my G of the Y blog, I'll be splitting it up by platform. The first one is for my choices on iOS. 
 
To me, the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad have firmly planted themselves somewhere between last generation handsets, current generation handheld gaming systems and computers. Though the iPhone and iPod fit easily into a pants or jacket pocket and can be used to Skype or stream or game or whatever, the iPad is the size of a small netbook, even though it is easier to use while standing or moving. 
By now it is common knowledge that the devices don't play well with the so-called "hardcore" genres like shooters, but the things they can do with casual games like racers and puzzles is actually kind of revolutionary. Multitap, whether we like it or not, is here to stay. Anyway, with out further ado, the list:
  
3. Hook Worlds ($.99) 

I had two people over the other night and both played games on their phone. They weren't iPhones, but video games do exist there and people are playing them. This is a category that should not be overlooked.

Does anyone else have opinions on what iPhone games made their favourites list?

You buy the turret DLC for tilt to live?

" You buy the turret DLC for tilt to live? "

I just bought an iPod Touch (fourth generation, thirty-two gigagytes), about a week ago. I didn't have any intention to actually use this as a videogaming device, but now I'm glad I discovered a few great games:  
 

1. Zombie Shock, $1.99 / Featuring some awesome music and really grand art design, this is a very simple run-to-the-right and shoot the zombies title. Featuring a heap of levels, a point system that can be used to either buy new guns and/or upgrade your characters attributes, this title has definitely sucked a lot of time away from me in the past week or so. I'm only halfway through it, and I've played it for several hours.
2. Predators, $.99 / A standard beat'em up that utilizes a two-button system. Complete with upgradeable items, weapons and the ability to play as Predator, this is a fun little title.
3. Nick Chase, A Detective Story, $4.99 / A classic point and click puzzle/adventure game, you play as Nick Chase trying to solve crimes in a title that features awesome Noir-ish art design and very, very cool music. I haven't gotten too far in this because I have a low patience for this kind of game, but it's one I'll only play on this platform, so I'll go back to it eventually.
4. Bejeweled 2 + Blitz, $.99 / A classic match-three game that translates perfectly to a touchscreen handheld.