We've come to expect EA to never mess around with its sales, and we're pleased to report that it certainly isn't messing around with its latest. From now, and presumably until shortly after New Years Day, all of the publisher's gargantuan premium catalogue is an agreeable $.99. That means games like Madden 12, Trenches II, and many others have been reduced up to 90-percent off the original asking price. Whoa, right? This same sale happened last year around this time, too. You probably know the story, but EA managed to choke the App Store's charts with its titles and pushed everyone out of its way. It was a powerful move that set the yuletide savings tone moving forward. We've got a list, but just as a note, we haven't listed every single EA game, just the ones in this "holiday sale." If you're looking for something else, hit up EA's publisher Read More

...$10 to #free. Highly rated adventure game "Mirror's Edge for iPad" is free today. Get it! http://t.co/CfwYgSmp... Read More

posted by Joe Rossignol on Saturday, December 10, 2011 at 2:32 pm.   Today only, Electronic Arts is offering two of their popular iOS titles for absolutely free. Flight Control, regularly 99 cents, is free today for the first time since its March 2009 release on the App Store. Flight Control, in the words of EA, is a game where you must touch and drag the aircraft to their landing zones and avoid collisions. There are six airfields including the Original, Beach, Windy, Australian Outback, Aircraft Carrier and the new Storm Airfield each with unique characteristics and challenges. Over 4,000,000 copies of Flight Control have been sold since its release over two-and-a-half years ago, making it one of the more successful titles available on the App Store. Similarly, Mirror’s Edge™ is also a regularly 99 cents game that has been discounted to free as part of EA’s daily deal for December Read More

Mirror's Edge [Free /HD] for iPhone and iPad are dangled at a discount quite a bit, but today's deal is way too juicy for anyone without either to pass up. For a limited time, both games are now free. All you have to do is hit download on either or both, and then you'll be jumping around in the mobile iteration of one of EA DICE's most clever and colorful titles ever, for zero dollars. This deal, by the way, is brought to us by EA's new Daily Deals program, which we've mentioned in a past post earlier this week and is offering more than just the aforementioned. Dead Space for iPad [$4.99], for example, is also being offered up on the cheap today. It's now $4.99 instead of its usual $9.99. You can read more the gory, ultra-atmospheric title at this convenient link right here. Shelly Data Doodles is pleased to announce Read More

...Mirror's Edge™ for iPad \uAC00 \uBB34\uB8CC\uB77C\uACE0?! http://t.co/vPXIo162... Read More

Varias son las compañías que han decidido rebajar sus juegos en la App Store para celebrar el lanzamiento del iPad 2 en EEUU, así que os dejamos un listado con varios de ellos. Chillingo Bulkypix Gameloft EA Mobile Oros Read More

iOS developers have realized that there will probably be a whole lot of iPad 2 apps sold this weekend (since there will be so many new iPad 2s wandering around), so they've dropped prices on quite a few iPhone apps. AppAdvice has a good list up -- EA's apps are in there, including Mirror's Edge and the recently released Dead Space, and Firemint's Flight Control HD is down to a buck this weekend. Minigore HD is also on sale for a dollar, definitely worth a purchase if you haven't grabbed it yet. Bulkypix is also putting most of its iPad games on sale, though that sale doesn't start until tomorrow morning. I doubt this is the last we'll see of these sales -- there's going to be a pretty big rush for the top apps lists in iTunes this weekend, as developers try to take advantage of the incoming flood of Read More

By – Wow! First off, we didn't even realize Electronic Arts (EA) had released this many games on the App Store. For the holidays, EA, has decided to drop the prices on 68 of their iOS Apps to 99 cents. For some of the games its regular price, but others are dropping from as much as $12.99, so now is the time to buy if you've ever wanted some of these games. Some of our favorites include the collection of board games as well as Mirror's Edge for iPad.  Use this link to check out what EA has right now: Electronic Arts on App Store   Related Posts Read More

It seems like whenever a holiday rolls around in the US, all of the major developers put their catalog of iOS games on sale in an effort to ride a wave of publicity into the top app charts. Electronic Arts is no stranger to this practice, and in observance of a very special holiday this Winter they have dropped a huge number of their games down to 99¢. Yes, that's right, EA is having a sale to celebrate forum moderator ImNoSuperMan's birthday. Just kidding. It's a Christmas sale. Or rather, a "Holiday" sale. Whatever the politically correct reason for this event is, the bottom line is that you can get a ton of EA games for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad for just a dollar each right now. (Note that some of these titles actually launched at 99¢, or have been that price for a while, but have been added to Read More

Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays, and has been all my life. What's there not to love about an entire day revolving around eating massive amounts of turkey, stuffing, and all the other fixings? Sure, I could do without needing to feign interest in football, but thankfully tryptophan overload usually allows me to sleep through all of that. If you're looking for something to do this year while you do your best to either pretend to be interested in football or anxiously wait for the food to be done, there are a ton of sales on the App Store to consider. The basis of this post comes from SirAwesome's awesome thread in our new price drops, freebies, and deals forum. He put together an extremely exhaustive listing of everything that's on sale, and the thread is good to stop by just to make sure you're not missing anything that might Read More

サイズの表記が20MB以下のものはiPhoneの3G回線でダウンロードできます。それよりも大きなアプリは、Wi-Fi環境またiTunesでダウンロードし同期を行ってください。 【注】 セール・値下げ情報はエントリー更新時点で確認したものです。終了・価格変更・記載ミスの可能性もあるため、購入・ダウンロードの前に必ず価格をご確認下さい。 過去の漢字検定2級試験26回分、合計3,00問以上を収録。出題方法から使用フォントまで漢検に合わせた対策アプリ。リリース記念・初回限定のセール。 サイズ 15.9MB : 教育 ： 800円 → 450円 操作に慣れると楽しみが増す、ドリフト楽しむレーシング・。ユニバーサル対応。 サイズ 168.0MB : ゲーム ： 115円 → 無料 STAR WARSを題材にしたタワーディフェンス。 サイズ 18.9MB : アドベンチャー ： 350円 → 115円 ロープでオブジェクトをくまなく縛るユニークなゲーム。3Dグラフィクス、コントロール、BGMの全てがハイレベルなゲーム。レビューはこちら。 サイズ 53.7MB : ファミリー ： 350円 → 無料 ハドソンによる、カードゲームの要素を加えたディフェンス系ゲーム。 サイズ 102.0MB : シミュレーション ： 450円 → 115円 客の注文に合わせてケーキをつくり店を運営するハマり度の高いゲーム by ハドソン。 サイズ 37.8MB : シミュレーション ： 600円 → 115円 指でドラッグして線路を敷き、列車の衝突を防ぐアクションゲーム。バラエティに富んだ背景、軽快なBGMで楽しめる。 サイズ 10.9MB : ゲーム ： 115円 → 無料 9つのミニ・アクションゲームを1つにしたゲームパック。ヒマ潰しに最適。 サイズ 30.2MB : アーケード ： 115円 → 無料 ゲームロフトによるアクションゲーム。Retinaディスプレイに対応。 サイズ 554.0MB : アドベンチャー ： 600円 → 115円 ダート・サンドなどの路面でリアルなドリフトを楽しめるレーシング。Retinaディスプレイ対応の美しいグラフィクスにも注目。 サイズ 39.3MB : アーケード ： 350円 → 115円 美しいグラフィクスと抜群な操作性で爽快感なアクション。iPadユーザー必携。リリース以来最安値。 サイズ 110.0MB : アドベンチャー ： 1,200円 → 600円 古典落ちものゲームの操作法をiPad向けに最適化。あの懐かしいオリジナルBGMも収録。 サイズ 29.6MB : パズル ： 900円 → 350円 実在するスーパーマシンを操るリアルなレーシング。チューンナップ、ローカルネットワーク対戦に対応。 サイズ 204.0MB : スポーツ(ゲーム) ： 1,500円 → 600円 ダート・サンドなどの路面でリアルなドリフトを楽しめるレーシング。iPad版はコースも豊富。 サイズ 54.6MB : アーケード ： 600円 → 230円 オフロードバイクによるフリースタイル競技をゲーム化。20種類のワザ・トリックが可能。 サイズ 12.6MB : ゲーム ： 450円→ 115円 KORGのバーチャル・アナログ・ビートボックスが「KORG iMS-20」の発売を記念して期間限定で値下げ。リリース時のセールを逃した方はチャンス。 サイズ 5.6MB : ミュージック ： 2,300円 → 1,200円 KORG「MS-20」を完全再現したアナログ・シンセ・スタジオ。 Read More

By Nakimo：2010年11月13日 EAが、iPad向けのアプリを一斉に値下げするセールを開催しています。 通常は高額でなかなか手が出ない人気タイトルも含まれているので、このチャンスをお見逃しなく。 【注】セール・値下げ情報はエントリー更新時点で確認したものです。終了・価格変更・記載ミスの可能性もあるため、購入・ダウンロードの前に必ず価格をご確認下さい。 美しいグラフィクスと抜群な操作性で爽快感なアクション。iPadユーザー必携。リリース以来最安値。 サイズ 110.0MB : アドベンチャー ： 1,200円 → 600円 古典落ちものゲームの操作法をiPad向けに最適化。あの懐かしいオリジナルBGMも収録。 サイズ 29.6MB : パズル ： 900円 → 350円 実在するスーパーマシンを操るリアルなレーシング。チューンナップ、ローカルネットワーク対戦に対応。 サイズ 204.0MB : スポーツ(ゲーム) ： 1,500円 → 600円 考え抜かれたスムーズなコントロール、高解像度グラフィクスで評価が高いアメフトゲーム。実在するNFLチーム・選手でプレイ。 サイズ 373.0MB : ゲーム ： 1,500円 → 800円 古典クロスワードのiPad版。iPhone・iPod touchをネットワークで接続してコマラックとして使える対戦モードつき。 サイズ 17.1MB : ゲーム ： 1,200円 → 600円 ソビエトまたは連合軍を指揮するリアルタイムストラテジー。iPhone版よりマップの表示が広くみやすい。。 サイズ 83.5MB : シミュレーション ： 1,200円 → 600円 この記事を共有する EAが、iPad向けのアプリを一斉に値下げするセールを開催しています。 Read More

サイズの表記が20MB以下のものはiPhoneの3G回線でダウンロードできます。それよりも大きなアプリは、Wi-Fi環境またiTunesでダウンロードし同期を行ってください。 【注】 セール・値下げ情報はエントリー更新時点で確認したものです。終了・価格変更・記載ミスの可能性もあるため、購入・ダウンロードの前に必ず価格をご確認下さい。 操作に慣れると楽しみが増す、ドリフト楽しむレーシング・。ユニバーサル対応。 サイズ 168.0MB : ゲーム ： 115円 → 無料 エレガントUIで使いやすい小遣い帳アプリ。レビューはこちら。 サイズ 8.0MB : ファイナンス ： 350円 → 115円 STAR WARSを題材にしたタワーディフェンス。 サイズ 18.9MB : アドベンチャー ： 350円 → 115円 ロープでオブジェクトをくまなく縛るユニークなゲーム。3Dグラフィクス、コントロール、BGMの全てがハイレベルなゲーム。レビューはこちら。 サイズ 53.7MB : ファミリー ： 350円 → 無料 ハドソンによる、カードゲームの要素を加えたディフェンス系ゲーム。 サイズ 102.0MB : シミュレーション ： 450円 → 115円 客の注文に合わせてケーキをつくり店を運営するハマり度の高いゲーム by ハドソン。 サイズ 37.8MB : シミュレーション ： 600円 → 115円 指でドラッグして線路を敷き、列車の衝突を防ぐアクションゲーム。バラエティに富んだ背景、軽快なBGMで楽しめる。 サイズ 10.9MB : ゲーム ： 115円 → 無料 9つのミニ・アクションゲームを1つにしたゲームパック。ヒマ潰しに最適。 サイズ 30.2MB : アーケード ： 115円 → 無料 ゲームロフトによるアクションゲーム。Retinaディスプレイに対応。 サイズ 554.0MB : アドベンチャー ： 600円 → 115円 ダート・サンドなどの路面でリアルなドリフトを楽しめるレーシング。Retinaディスプレイ対応の美しいグラフィクスにも注目。 サイズ 39.3MB : アーケード ： 350円 → 115円 美しいグラフィクスと抜群な操作性で爽快感なアクション。iPadユーザー必携。リリース以来最安値。 サイズ 110.0MB : アドベンチャー ： 1,200円 → 600円 古典落ちものゲームの操作法をiPad向けに最適化。あの懐かしいオリジナルBGMも収録。 サイズ 29.6MB : パズル ： 900円 → 350円 実在するスーパーマシンを操るリアルなレーシング。チューンナップ、ローカルネットワーク対戦に対応。 サイズ 204.0MB : スポーツ(ゲーム) ： 1,500円 → 600円 ダート・サンドなどの路面でリアルなドリフトを楽しめるレーシング。iPad版はコースも豊富。 サイズ 54.6MB : アーケード ： 600円 → 230円 オフロードバイクによるフリースタイル競技をゲーム化。20種類のワザ・トリックが可能。 サイズ 12.6MB : ゲーム ： 450円→ 115円 KORGのバーチャル・アナログ・ビートボックスが「KORG iMS-20」の発売を記念して期間限定で値下げ。リリース時のセールを逃した方はチャンス。 サイズ 5.6MB : ミュージック ： 2,300円 → 1,200円 KORG「MS-20」を完全再現したアナログ・シンセ・スタジオ。 Read More

A mobile version of the first-person platform game Mirror's Edge is already available for the iPad and iPhone, but the original version hasn't made it to the Mac... yet. Court documents from a lawsuit filed against Electronic Arts by Edge Games state that "a Mac version of the original 'Mirror's Edge' video game is currently under development and is slated for release later this year." Mirror's Edge has been available for the Xbox 360 and PS3 for almost two years now, and the Windows version came out in January of 2009. Like Portal and a few other high-profile games that have recently released for the Mac, the availability of Mirror's Edge for OS X is definitely a case of "better late than never." Having recently played through the iPhone version of the game, I'll be curious to see how it runs on the Mac... as long as the price is right Read More

...App24位 Mirror's Edge™ for iPad　Electronic Arts 価格: ¥1,200 リリース日: 2010/5/18** 特別価格 ** “高画質のビジュアル... Read More

Usually, we like to use this space to highlight developers and apps that could use a little more exposure, not call out big-budget titles from developers like Electronic Arts. But this one's worth it -- Mirror's Edge is a pretty terrific, completely original translation of the plaforming game that arrived on consoles last year. It was out on the iPad at launch earlier this year, and now the game has made its way to the iPhone, bringing Retina Display graphics and the same well done gameplay. Out of all of the "major" game publishers, EA has shown Apple quite a bit of love in the past, and this is probably the company's best original (in mechanics, if not actually name or premise) title for the iOS platform. It's a real shame that it took so long for this one to make it around to the handheld, but now that it's here, Read More

All the way back in the middle of December of last year we first got our hands on EA's Mirror's Edge [$4.99] for the iPhone, but it came without any solid release date. Mirror's Edge then disappeared until the iPad launch when Mirror's Edge for iPad [$9.99] popped up once again. Back then, we figured the iPhone release was immanent, but once again, it never came. Tonight is finally the night, and after spending quite a bit of time with the game today, it seems remarkably similar to the iPad version, downsized to the iPhone. In fact, it's so similar to our preview from last year that everything I said back then is still relevant. The world of Mirror's Edge is set in the future, where a totalitarian regime is in power and an underground resistance powered by runners move information around on foot to avoid to watchful eye of the Read More

Big name developers just love setting their iTunes Connect release dates to Thursdays. Every week around this time we start seeing new releases slowly pop up in international markets, then filter out to the rest of the world as the Earth spins and it slowly becomes Thursday across the planet. This week is no different, and tonight at 11:00 PM EST all of the following games will be available for download in the US App Store. (Or even sooner if you're east of us.) Mirror's Edge for iPhone, $4.99 - We first previewed this game in late 2009, and spent months wondering when it was going to be released. We found our answer as Mirror's Edge for iPad [$9.99] landed on the App Store as an iPad-only launch title for Apple's (then) new device. Back in April we thought it was inevitable that the game would be released for the iPhone Read More

...Edgeが特別価格になってますね。http://ow.ly/2fVdw #applejp #ipadjp... Read More

...Edge™ for iPad for #iPad is on sale for $9.99 (reg. $12.99). 4/5 stars. http://bit.ly/9sa97y... Read More

Though there have been a few setbacks to this game (we think it’s been pushed to wait for the iPad in truth), the patience definitely paid off multitudes. Mirror’s Edge for iPad will surprise everyone even the most doubtful fans who are against the franchise receiving an iPad treatment. The graphics are luscious and the system was abused for the greatest Mirror’s Edge experience it can deliver. Presentation In case you have not already noticed, Mirror’s Edge iPad is nothing like the console version and has more of a sidescroller angle to it, unlike the first person view of the console.  Graphically, it’s a winner. The animation are very fluid and detailed. Faith can go from running, sliding, kicking, or rolling quite quickly and smoothly. Whenever you are near a cop, the game zooms in, and that’s when you can see just how detailed the graphics are. If you’ve ever played Read More

Let’s set aside the question of whether you should get an iPad and suppose you already bought one last weekend. You probably floated home and loaded it with a few whiz-bang apps and maybe even passed it around to your friends. At some point in all the euphoria, you may also have wondered whether this device is just a trophy or something you can actually use. Such self-doubts can be easily cast aside, providing you delve a little more deeply into the App Store than the Top 100 list — and are ready to open the wallet again. If you budget around $100 for a few new and upgraded apps, you can easily make the iPad into much more of a constant companion than something you just trot out when the neighbors are watching. Start with productivity apps, because a mobile device is most valuable when it lets you work anytime, Read More

...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Mirror's Edge™ for iPad http://bit.ly/9dow72... Read More

Mirror's Edge was a game originally released for consoles by EA and was actually a first person game. The game focused on parkour, an element rarely used in an FPS game, and made it the primary function. Instead of shooting or fighting your way through levels, the player was encouraged to run away and use the many acrobatic moves to escape. The game was most known for it's unique gameplay and awesome art style. Now the game has been brought over to the iPad. But instead of a first person game, which would have resulted in some extremely hard controls, the developers turned it into a side scrolling game. The game still includes the primary art style found in it's bigger brother's environments but on a smaller scale. The object of this game is to run as fast as possible through the level maintaining speed and occasionally taking down the armed Read More

The release of the iPad is finally upon us. Some of you were sitting at home, sipping your morning cup ‘o joe when your friendly FedEx man came by to drop off your iPad, while others sat outside of your local Apple Store on a milk crate for a week straight eating nothing but Doritos and Mountain Dew. Regardless of how you obtained your iPad, the important thing is that you have it. I posted an article on Friday showcasing games that were readily available for purchase on the App Store. The list covered a lot of great games from equally great publishers, but it lacked something important: My own personal picks! That’s right, this here article is a way for me to share with you what games I’ve played and recommend to new iPad owners. So without further ado, let’s get down to business. Mirror’s Edge for iPad ($12.99) – Read More

Published: September 2, 2010 Comment         Updated. I remember a couple of years ago when a little game called Mirror’s Edge came out for the Xbox 360 and PS3; I also remember the flash game that came out shortly there after and was vastly superior, and free to play. Well EA has realized how good the flash game is and decided to bring it to iPad and iPhone, with a few tweaks and improvements of course. Mirrors Edge is a high seed side scrolling platformer. You play as Faith, who is a free runner trying to fight the power, and you do so by running. Kind of a odd premise, but whatever, there have been weirder games so I’ll let it slide. In the game you generally run from point a to point b while trying not to die. What makes the game interesting is that it’s based on momentum, Read More

I don't think it's an understatement to say that EA's Mirror's Edge was one of the most anticipated iPhone games coming in early 2010. After a few delays, the game kind of disappeared until this past week when we learned that it had become an iPad launch title. Mirror's Edge for iPad is essentially identical to the iPhone version that we extensively previewed back in December. Our thoughts about the game then as now were very positive. In fact, Eli even said at the time that he had more fun with the iPhone version than he had with the console version. The world of Mirror's Edge is set in the future, where a totalitarian regime is in power and an underground resistance powered by runners move information around on foot to avoid to watchful eye of the government which have implemented intense levels of surveillance across all communication mediums. You play Read More

Since Arnold and Blake foolishly decided to trust the fate of their weekend in the questionably capable hands of Saturday delivery drivers, I'm the first person in the TouchArcade crew to successfully secure an iPad. I'm still waiting for the hundreds of iPad games we've been hoarding since they started showing up on the App Store to sync, but so far my initial impressions of the device are almost exactly what I expected. The screen is beautiful, browsing the internet on is great, and the included Apple apps (notably the iPad mail client) are especially impressive and will undoubtedly make the iPhone feel cramped in comparison if I get too used to it. The one thing that did take me by surprise is the weight of the device, especially being so use to the feel of my Kindle. But, according to reviews, the battery figures Apple provided apparently are accurate and Read More

It looks like we’re officially at the home stretch for tomorrow’s release of the Apple iPad as we’re now within 24 hours of its release.  If you’ve taken the plunge and are counting down the hours until its release, this may very well be the longest couple of hours you’ve ever felt in your life.  But hold on.  Have you even thought about what apps you plan on downloading for your new bundle of joy?  More importantly, what GAMES will you be wasting countless hours on your couch playing? Apple flipped the switch yesterday to allow iPad apps to be visible on iTunes.  The thing is, there are already a ton of games available for the iPad, and it hasn’t even launched!  That’s where your ole Uncle Danny comes in.  I’ve taken the liberty of scouring the App Store for any and every iPad game you should have your eyes set Read More

Published: April 2, 2010 Comment         For those lucky readers getting iPads this weekend, here’s a selection of games you should be playing. You might want forgo the chocolate eggs this Easter and save those pennies. Up-rezzed version of the popular racing game. Don’t expect anything new other than improved graphics. If you already own the game for iPhone or iPod Touch you’ll have to by it again to see it in HD. That or you can run it in x2 resolution. Expect to pay an extra few bucks for HD goodness. Check out our review of the iPhone version here. One of the best FPS’s on iPhone. Apart from better graphics, it’s hard to see how the increased screen real estate will improve the game, and if the controls will cause hand cramps. All will be revealed on the 3rd. The original iPhone review can be found here. Last Read More

Today the iPad App Store opened up, revealing a great many iPad launch titles to those itching to see what they'll be loading onto their iPads when they arrive on Saturday. The amount of iPad app news this has generated today has us feeling as if we're standing in the middle of a tornado, admittedly. And so, without a great deal of rhyme or reason, I've chosen a few iPad games, now in the App Store, to highlight, the only real criterion being that they're titles we've not recently covered and are ones that I'm personally anxious to get my hands on. So, without further ado... The iPad adaptation of Minigore sounds better than ever with 14 playable characters, "guest stars" from Hook Champ, Zombieville USA, Sway, and Envrio-Bear 2010, and redone graphics to take full advantage of the iPad's screen acreage. Freeverse's real-time strategy title is here for the iPad, Read More