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Have you bought a Valentine's Day present for your significant other yet? Perhaps an iOS game will fit the bill! We've scoured through the inevitable Valentine's Day sales and hand-picked the best iPhone games that are available either for free or for a loving discount. Read on for our picks! Free Anthill: Tactical Trail Defense - Review - 4/4 - (was $1.99) - Open in iTunes Don't Run With a Plasma Sword - Review - 2/4 - (was $0.99) - Open in iTunes MapleStory Cygnus Knight Edition - Review - 2/4 - (was $0.99) - Open in iTunes Monster Island - Review - 3/4 - (was $0.99) - Open in iTunes Ticket To Ride Pocket - Review - iPad Edition Review: 4/4 - (was $0.99) - Open in iTunes Sales Aralon: Sword and Shadow HD - Review - 4/4 - $2.99 (was $6.99) - Open in iTunes Ash II: Shadows (Silver Read More

posted by Jacob Penderworth on Friday, February 3, 2012 at 8:48 am.   We’re back with another weekly installment of iFans Weekly Deals, which highlights the best app, product and accessory deals that you can get your hands on for a limited time only! As always, we’ll update this post throughout the weekend if there are any new additions, so check back frequently. This week’s edition has an iPad 2 sale, many iOS apps, 15% off Griffin Technology products, and more! Read More

01.18.12        App Score: 10/10    Last year Warner Brothers brought 5th Cell’s  award-winning Scribblenauts game to the iOS platform for iPhone in the form of . As evidenced by its original success on the Nintendo DS, Scribblenauts is an ideal game for a mobile platform. During the holidays, the price for Scribblenauts Remix dropped to .99 and fortunately for iPhone owners, the holiday sale has been extended through the new year and it’s one of the best buys in the App Store right now. As with the original game, players must help Maxwell create solutions to various problems by thinking up creative ways to solve each level. Scribblenauts Remix features 40 various levels found in both the original Scribblenauts and Super Scribblenauts games, plus has an additional 10 levels exclusive to the iOS platform. The remix won’t feel all that new to those who have played the previous versions, Read More

By Rob Rich on January 18th, 2012 Finally finished with Scribblenauts Remix? Nabbed that last starite and feel a sense of completion? Well think again. A good many people have been enjoying collecting starites since Scribblenauts Remix first hit the App Store. It’s a pretty nifty game, after all. The down-side to games like this is that they eventually end once each level has been completed. There’s always the fun of revisiting completed stages in order to see what other bizarre ways its puzzles can be solved, but once it’s done it’s pretty much done. Until the developers release more levels for it, that is. 5th Cell has just made a new batch of 20 levels available for purchase, on top of the preexisting 50. I’m sure there are at least a few players out there who’ve been wishing there was more for them to do since they ran out of Read More

I love video games as much as the next guy, as long as the next guy doesn’t spend hours a day grinding through the upper levels of Call of Duty or the latest Super Mario creation. So for casual mobile gamers, as promised in this week’s App Smart column, here’s a list of my top 10 new iPhone gaming apps for 2011. Scribblenauts Remix ($1) A beautifully-designed cartoon adventure game for children, Scribblenauts Remix is the mobile version of the popular Nintendo DS title. (For ages 9 and older.) Where’s My Water? ($1) A charming, light game in which you help an alligator find water in increasingly complicated conditions. (For ages 4 and older.) Tiny Tower (free) Build a tower within the limits of your ever-changing virtual budget. It’s creative problem solving, wrapped in graphically cute packaging. (For ages 4 and older.) Tiny Wings ($1) An adorable, seductively simple and addictive Read More

Looking for a quick last-minute gift? Not feeling up to fighting the holiday traffic, crowds and checkout lines? Just too lazy busy to shop? Then you may want to consider giving the gift of an iOS app. You can gift any paid app from iTunes on your computer or from the app’s description page on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. Just scroll down past the screenshot and look for the “gift this app” button. All you’ll need is the recipient’s email address to complete the transaction. This app list includes both new releases and old favorites. It’s entirely subjective! Note that some of this year’s best apps are free, so they aren’t on here. (Waving to Instagram, Path, Spotify, Flipboard, Pinterest, HBO GO, etc.) Also, everyone already has Angry Birds (the original). It’s not on here, either. 1. iMovie ($4.99) Everyone should have this app from Apple, the fun moviemaking app for Read More

Looking for a quick last-minute gift? Not feeling up to fighting the holiday traffic, crowds and checkout lines? Just too lazy busy to shop? Then you may want to consider giving the gift of an iOS app. You can gift any paid app from iTunes on your computer or from the app’s description page on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. Just scroll down past the screenshot and look for the “gift this app” button. All you’ll need is the recipient’s email address to complete the transaction. This app list includes both new releases and old favorites. It’s entirely subjective! Note that some of this year’s best apps are free, so they aren’t on here. (Waving to Instagram, Path, Spotify, Flipboard, Pinterest, HBO GO, etc.) Also, everyone already has Angry Birds (the original). It’s not on here, either. 1. iMovie ($4.99) Everyone should have this app from Apple, the fun moviemaking app for Read More

It's no secret that iOS game developers enjoy a good holiday sale, and this week they've pulled out all the stops, dropping the prices on hundreds of titles. We've sifted through the sales and highlighted the best games below (and it's ). If you've had your eye on any of these, this is a great time to pull the trigger. Free Call of Mini: Zombies - Review - 3/4 - Free (was $0.99) - Open in iTunes Hero of Sparta II - Review - 4/4 - Free (was $4.99) - Open in iTunes iStunt 2 - Snowboard - Review - 4/4 - Free (was $0.99) - Open in iTunes Jetpack Joyride - Review - 3/4 - Free (was $0.99) - Open in iTunes MinoMonsters - Review - 3/4 - Free (was $0.99) - Open in iTunes Ninja Fishing - Review - 3/4 - Free (was $0.99) - Open in iTunes Sentinel Read More

The nominations are in, and the poll is ready to go! The TUAW Best of 2011 awards are all about you -- the readers -- and what you think is the cream of the crop of Apple or third-party products and software. To vote, select one entry from the top nominations made by readers. We'll be announcing the winner in just a few days. Vote early and often! TUAW is asking for your vote for the best iPhone game app of 2011. The apps that made it into our final voting have provided hours of fun for millions of iPhone users. The first app on the list is Jetpack Joyride (currently free) from Halfbrick Studios. Barry Steakfries, the protagonist of Jetpack Joyride, would love your vote. This app has a 4.5 star rating out of 5 possible with over 15,500 ratings on the App Store, so it is an incredibly popular Read More

Scribblenauts Remix has been updated with a new holiday-themed playground and support for 180-degree device rotation. As an iPhone 4S exclusive, the game also now advertises that it has full Siri dictation support, so you can use your voice to create virtually any object within the game. Although the makers of Scribblenauts say this is a new feature, I remember using Siri in the game via its dedicated keyboard button in a previous version, so Siri support isn't necessarily new. I've also noticed that Siri's accuracy when taking dictation seems to be precipitously lower than its accuracy in the "Q & A" interface, so while it might be cool to be able to craft a war between a giant Cthulhu and a laser-rifle-toting Santa Claus using the power of your voice, you may find it's easier to stick with the keyboard until Siri's accuracy improves. Scribblenauts Remix is a great game, Read More

Today, 5th Cell and Warner Bros. unleashed an update to [$2.99], the iOS port of the popular franchise from the Nintendo DS. The big new feature in this update is something they're calling Scribblespeak. Scribblenauts is a game where you're able to type in just about anything you can think of, complete with descriptive adjectives, and it will be created for you within the game. This is intended to be the way you solve the many puzzles in the game, as you can create objects that you need to complete the tasks that allow you to pass a level. However, while that's all well and good, the serious fun in Scribblenauts Remix is just thinking up the craziest objects or creatures that you possibly can, and then making them fight each other. At least, that's how I get my kicks, and that goes for just about everybody I know too. This Read More

If your iPhone or iPad's memory still isn't full after you gorged on the various Cyber Monday and Thanksgiving deals, know this: most of the celebratory sales are still active on the App Store. In fact, we've discovered a couple more that we couldn't fit in before the holiday break. That's what this post is all about -- the leftovers. For example, Telltale Games has lowered its games' prices 55-80 percent from the usual. The savings began on November 23, but will continue until tomorrow, November 30. Arghata Studio also bashed the prices of its 1112 series in honor of our Turkey Day, and those sales are still continuing, too, well into this week. Here's a short list of some notables: Odds And Ends Agharta Studios Telltale Games Cool deals, right? As a side-note, if you feel like you've been left out of the initial extravaganza, App Shopper [Free] remains an Read More

Welcome to our weekly installment of Picks of the Week at iSource where we provide our expanded coverage of Apple accessories and applications  Here we will promote our favorite iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac and Apple TV related items, as well as bring you occasional tips and tricks.  Hopefully many of our favorite items will also be of interest to you. Please feel free to comment on our selections, and suggest picks of your own.  Check out this week’s picks after the break Picked by: Jay This week Scribblenauts Remix gets my pick! I grabbed it a few weeks ago (on sale) after reading this review but didn’t tell my oldest son, who’s 8, until yesterday when we put it on his new-to-him iPhone 3GS. He spent the next few hours pouring over solving some of the problems that Maxwell needs to solve. His Mom and I bought Scribblenauts for him two years ago to accompany Read More

Today is indeed Veterans Day (and we do honor all of the men and women who have served for the United States of America -- thank you!), but the sales on the App Store this weekend haven't really been labeled as such. As far as I can tell, they're on sale just because. Nothing wrong with that! Holy moly, there are some great sales in there. Scribblenauts and Contre Jour are definitely two you should grab now if you haven't, and some of those others are steals as well. Enjoy the weekend! Read More

posted by Marcus Nguyen on Friday, November 4, 2011 at 6:46 pm.   The legendary Nintendo DS masterpiece, Scribblenauts, was recently ported to the iOS gaming field. Its innovative gameplay and quirky, lovable drawings are suited perfectly for the casual-gamer audience the App Store has accrued, and the concept of the game is simply brilliant. Scribblenauts is a game that allows a user to generate almost any object (excluding vulgar words and phrases), and interact accordingly with it. The number of possible creations in Scribblenauts is limited only by its vast dictionary, containing a huge repertoire of words. The combination of Scribblenaut’s core idea and its execution creates a wonderful game of incredible worth.  Read on for the full Review: The user plays as Maxwell, a young boy with a penchant for red squiggly helmets and headphones. He is placed in various locations, always aiming to help the task at hand–whether Read More

By Chris Kirby on October 22nd, 2011 This week, we interviewed one of the minds behind Scribblenauts Remix, gave kids the chance to become store owners, and celebrated the upcoming release of Ice Cream Sandwich. It's all here. Read on... This week at 148Apps, site editor Rob LeFebvre interviewed Jeremiah Slaczka, creative director behind the mind-blowingly original (and long-awaited) Scribblenauts Remix on iOS. Slaczka says, “…I really like the iOS setup. It is concise and accessible to anyone who wants to develop for it, which has really changed handheld development. We will definitely be working more on this platform.” Read the full interview at 148Apps. $2.99 $4.99 Released: 2011-10-12 :: Category: Games Meanwhile, over at GiggleApps, reviewer Amy Solomon took a closer look at another open-ended and creative game, but this time for children. Toca Store, “Transforms one’s device into a department store where kids can take turns playing both shopkeeper Read More

By Rob LeFebvre on October 21st, 2011 5th Cell Creative Director Jeremiah Slaczka talks to 148Apps about the new iOS game Scribblenauts Remix. We had the opportunity to do a quick email interview with Jeremiah Slaczka, Creative Director for 5th Cell, developer of the Scribblenauts franchise. Recently released to iOS, Scribblenauts Remix is the latest in a line of highly regarded games, first released on the Nintendo DS in September of 2009. We covered the game extensively at The Portable Gamer, so were really excited to see an iOS version, which comes in as a $4.99 Universal app (as opposed to the DS game, originally released at a $29.99 price point). While Slaczka was not able to comment on the pricing difference or strategy, he was able to answer a few of our more general questions. We noticed that Remix seems to contain levels from both the original Scribblenauts game as Read More

Si ayer os hablábamos del Profesor Lyton, hoy le toca el turno a Scribblenauts Remix, aunque este ya está disponible en la App Store. Si no lo conocéis, el juego originario de DS, nos propone cumplir varios objetivos, usando nuestra imaginación y los objetos que se nos ocurran. Por ejemplo, tenemos que conseguir un huevo de un nido sin que nos ataque la madre, así tendremos que pensar que objetos nos irían bien para dicha tarea y escribirlos. Automáticamente aparecerán y tendremos que usarlos como habíamos previsto. De esta manera, cada pantalla tiene muchas formas de conseguir su objetivo. Como punto negativo, hay que decir que no está en español, así que tendremos que tener nociones de vocabulario en inglés para disfrutarlo al máximo. Disponible: App Store Precio: 3,99€ Read More

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This week on The TouchArcade Show the cast and crew discuss the cold and horrible business side of the free-to-play model, GDC Online in Austin, the iPhone 4S, iOS 5, and UPS. After all that, we dig into the latest and greatest games, chat a bit about the big news of the week and finish up with your user questions. I think you’ll definitely dig the first half of the show — Eli came back from his Austin adventure with some fantastic discoveries that really kicked off a thoughtful, though perhaps a little depressing, talk on free-to-play. If you’d like to listen to us go ahead and direct download or stream our words through those links just below. If you’d like to catch us the moment we upload ourselves to the Internet, you can do so by subscribing to our podcast on iTunes and Zune. Do it! As usual, here are Read More

Games for the Weekend is a weekly feature aimed at helping you avoid doing something constructive with your downtime. Each Friday we’ll be recommending a game for Mac, iPhone or iPad that we think is awesome enough to keep you busy until Monday, at least. This week we bring you the first game I’ve seen that takes full advantage of what iOS 5 and iCloud can mean for gaming: ($4.99). In addition to being a fun puzzle game, Scribblenauts  also takes full advantage of iCloud by syncing saved games across iOS devices. The goal of Scribblenauts Remix is to help Maxwell get Starites on each level. You help him by creating objects he can use to interact with his environment. Creating objects is achieved by writing them out. For instance, to get the Starite on the first level I wrote “hammer,” providing the main character with one he could use to Read More

I remember hearing way, way back that Scribblenauts might be headed to iOS, but when the dust finally settled on the iOS 5 transition yesterday, among the (many -- we'll see more in the next few days) great new releases on the App Store, this one definitely stood out. Warner Brothers and original developers 5th Cell have brought the legendary DS game over to iOS, and the port is just plain excellent. Scribblenauts is a magical game. The idea is that you control Maxwell through a series of challenge levels, and in each one he's got to do whatever's necessary to earn a Starite. You accomplish the goals you're given by using one of the most fascinating mechanics in gaming lately: You simply type in whatever you want to show up in the game, and then it does. If that sounds impossible, then believe the impossible, because that's what Scribblenauts is Read More

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Seit seinem DS-Debüt im Jahr 2009 ist einer der heiß-ersehntesten Titel für eine iOS-Umsetzung. Bis auf wiederholte Teaser blieben bindende Versprechen jedoch aus. Bis heute. In den frühen Morgenstunden schlich sich Scribblenauts Remix (3.99 €; universal; Link) ohne Brimborium oder Tamtam in den App Store. Während ich diese Zeilen tippe, steht sogar noch die offizielle Pressemitteilung aus. Überraschung an allen Fronten sozusagen. Lediglich ein Facebook-Fanpage-Eintrag spendiert ein paar kurze Zeilen. Denen schließe ich mich an, weil ich erst Zeit für eine Handvoll Level hatte. Egal. Die Universal-Version, selbstverständlich auch in deutscher Sprache, beinhaltet 40 Level-Kompositionen aus Scribblenauts und Super Scribblenauts – 10 Welten sind für iPhone und iPad komplett neu erstellt. Spielstände tauschen sich mit iOS 5 über iCloud aus, was den Titel von 5th Cell am heutigen Tag zu einem der populärsten ‘Freizeitgestalter’ bis zum iOS-Update macht! There are those who will pick up Scribblenauts and love it completely. However, Read More

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Whenever anybody brings up the question "what game would you love to see on iOS?", it's almost always a guarantee that somebody will bring up developer 5thCell's Scribblenauts series, which has led a fairly successful life on the Nintendo DS platform since 2009. The gameplay hook of typing in words to create objects in the game world, which then help you solve the puzzles in the game, is a hallmark of the Scribblenauts series and would be a perfect fit for iOS devices. Well, Scribblenauts enthusiasts, your time has come as 5thCell and Warner Bros. Interactive along with Iron Galaxy Studios have just released Scribblenauts Remix [$4.99] into the US App Store. Scribblenauts Remix is sort of a "best of" version of the previous titles in the series, developed specifically for the iOS touch screen. There are 40 levels taken from both the original Scribblenauts and its sequel Super Scribblenauts, as Read More

When it comes to mobile gaming, I tend to play strictly on my iOS & Android devices mainly because I’m always carrying one or the other on me. To carry around a Nintendo DS or PSP would mean that I’d promise to dedicate some time during my trip to sit down and play games. It’s a shame though because there are a number of great titles on both the Nintendo DS and PSP that I would love to dedicate my time to. Thankfully, one of my favorite Nintendo DS games has officially made the jump to iOS and I couldn’t be more thrilled by the news. The concept of Scribblenauts is simple: You play as Scribblenauts’ hero Maxwell as he tries to complete a number of puzzles to collect “Starites” by using the power of the player’s imagination. The game’s main selling factor is the player can pop nearly anything into Read More