Published: March 31, 2010 Comment         The second part of the roundup for March starts up with some robot brutality versus us humans, and ends up with five games from Konami. Highlights include a game taking inspiration from the stealth gameplay found in Metal Gear, and the arcade antics of Pac Man. The Konami games vary in quality, and one of them should be avoided at all costs. Lets get this month’s final entry going. Robot Rampage – crush kill and destroy everything! In Robot Rampage you get to be the villain, the big bad robot. The mission is unclear, but being a robot crushing cities can be a goal sufficient to sustain interest. The controls are all touch based, and combines touch and tap. Tap on the ground to walk left or right, tap next to the robot to stomp. Fire your incinerating laser by aiming, and dragging across Read More

December 14th, 2009 Daniel Silva Yep it’s sale time again for Konami. Yes, all their games are on sale for $0.99. Crazy! I know right?! How many kart racers are in store? And of those how many are playable online? Konami attempts to answer both those questions with Krazy Kart. It’s the closest thing we’ll get to Mario Kart, but does it stand on its own? The multiplayer is still somewhat broken, but it’s no brainer at this price. Though it has received criticisms for having a gameplay NOTHING like the console version, MGS Touch remains to be the most sophisticated games we’ve ever played. It utilizes great graphics and rolls it with touch controls that just works for the device. Forget your knowledge about the console versions, and you’ll be fine. Full Games List: This is as cheap as these games can go, so if you’re interested in any of Read More

...#sale today #iphone #app DanceDanceRevolution S+ (US) $0.99. Buy now! http://bit.ly/7phjFb #Games #appdiscover... Read More

By Jeremy Sikora, Friday, Nov 20, 2009 | If you are not familiar with our posts, they are a great way for us to point out a few good iPhone (and iPod touch) applications available in the App Store that are currently on sale, or ones that have come down permanently to a price that we feel are worth mentioning to our readers. Today we have some good news for all of you Konami fans out there. Konami has announced that every single game in the iPhone catalog is on sale for $.99 until November 30th. The titles are as follows: If you see any other great deals, let us know in the comments, or send them our way any time for inclusion in a future Apps for Less! Read More

...a buck? Own an iThing? Like to game and save money? Sweet! Then you’ll be really happy to hear that Konami’s entire collection of iPhone / iPod... Read More

Save up to $5 on each game in Konami's impressive iPhone catalog. I once wrote for an app review site where the guidelines insisted price shouldn't factor into a game's rating. Nuts, right? That's like saying as long as you like the car you're test-driving, forget about the sticker. For a cheapskate like me, price absolutely matters, which is why I'm happy to see every game in Konami's iPhone catalog temporarily on sale for 99 cents each. That includes Metal Gear Solid Touch, which is widely regarded as one of the top iPhone shooters. It normally sells for $5.99 (and was $7.99 at launch). Other 99-cent titles include: These prices are good until Saturday (November 21), at which point they'll return to their previous levels: anywhere from $2 to $6. Most of Konami's games have earned pretty high ratings from users, but there are some--like Frogger and Power Pros--that I just Read More

While the various news outlets of the web may have gotten readers a bit too ecstatic when hyping out the iPhone 5, truth is, there was no iPhone 5 come Apple’s annual press conference. One source says that next year’s iPhone, unofficially and presumably dubbed iPhone 5, will be a It seems that Apple decided to go ahead and give the go to iOS 5.0.1 earlier than we had initially thought. Releasing today, the update brings along multiple new minor features, the most significant, however, being the highly anticipated iPhone 4S battery patch. You’ll first dive into Junk Jack without a clue of what you’re supposed to be doing – running around, tapping on random blocks. Then when night falls, the monsters devour you, and by this time you’re frustrated. Even with the gorgeous pixel aesthetic, innovative controls that no other developer has I think that this product is truly great, Read More