We’ve been covering a lot of Black Friday deals for the past week here at IntoMobile, even going as far as picking our Top 11 Apps to help make your Black Friday shopping a little bit easier. You’ve probably done a lot of preparing for the biggest shopping day of the year (and maybe for Thanksgiving dinner, too), and I think you deserve a little treat. That’s why I’m happy to report that a number of mobile game publishers are slashing their prices for both the Thanksgiving holiday weekend as well as Black Friday. So without further ado, here’s the list of mobile game publishers that are slashing their prices: 99¢ iPhone Games: $2.99 iPhone Games: $4.99 iPhone Games: 99¢ iPad Games: $2.99 Android Games: $3.99 Android Games: $2.99 Blackberry Games: $3.99 Blackberry Games: 99¢ iPhone Games: $4.99 iPhone Games: $2.99 iPad Games: 99¢ iPhone Games: 99¢ iPhone Games: $4.99 iPhone Read More

We track down every Black Friday sale app we can so you can absolutely load up your iOS device. In what is quickly becoming an annual tradition here at 148Apps, we have scoured the web to bring you all the latest and greatest info on Black Friday app sales that are going to be popping up starting this week. Here’s the list of our favorite deals and discounts we have seen so far, and we’ll keep updating this post with new info as it becomes available. Hide your wallet, because here comes a whole lot of digital goodness at ridiculously low prices. We’ve split the list up into Games, Apps, and Navigation apps. There’s lots of money to be saved here and we’ll be adding to it throughout the weekend. We can’t put every single sale app on the list. If you want to see every single app as it goes Read More

By Rob LeFebvre on August 18th, 2010 Helping you sort through the mountain of Tower Defense games with four of our favorites. Hello there! It’s time once again for our Favorite Four, handpicked from the iTunes App Store just for you. This week, we’re looking at Tower Defense games. The genre is well worn across all gaming consoles, but perhaps no where as much as on the iOS itself (two full icon pages of iPhone game apps alone – try a search on ‘tower defense’). The concept is simple, yet addictive: place towers across a fixed or grid-defined path to keep bad guys, or creeps, from getting to your base or tower. The upside of so many these kinds of games is that you can find the ones that most appeal to YOU. Here are four of the ones that work for me. Zombie Attack This is one of the original Read More

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IUGO is very thankful that Apple finally approved A.D.D., and to prove it, they have placed a handful of some of their most popular games on sale for a limited time. The games included in the sale are: All of the games listed above will be on sale until 11:59 PM PT Sunday, November 29th. Read More

...Attack! for #iPhone is currently on SALE for $0.99 (reg. $1.99). 3.5/5 stars. http://bit.ly/5U7gWW... Read More

...flaw that I mentioned earlier is the uneven pacing of the game. Once you start a map it is a frantic 30 seconds to set up your basic defenses b... Read More

Protect your shack from the undead in the amusing, innovative TD game Zombie Attack. If there's a bigger game genre for the iPhone than Tower Defense clones, I haven't found it. A quick search of the App Store reveals well over 100 titles matching that description. No surprise there: the iPhone's touch screen lends itself perfectly to this kind of game (which, for the uninitiated, requires strategic placement of defensive armaments to ward off increasingly powerful attackers). OK, but which TD titles are worth your time--and cash? Here's a roundup of my five favorites. It's by no means a definitive list, but I think fans of the genre will enjoy them all. Wow. Ninja TD's got it going ON in the graphics department. What, no FieldRunners? That's arguably the best, and most popular, TD game in the App Store, and it's been around forever, so I decided to focus on some Read More

The App Store is starting to hit its stride. In the past day, we've heard of sequels to a couple of beloved iPhone originals. Glyder 2 - This followup title to the original Glyder [App Store] is due sometime in 2009. Glu has released new screenshots of the game showing flight and even wing customization. The original generated quite a following from those who enjoyed Glyder's more relaxing gaming experience. Additional screenshots from Glyder 2 can be found in this thread. Zombie Attack 2 - The original (more affectionally known as "ZA!") [App Store] was a bit of a cult favorite amongst TouchArcade members. It didn't really see much commercial success until the release of the Free Lite version [App Store], after which it did pretty well. Details on the sequel: There will be 7 turrets, 4 maps, and 6 zombie types. Ongoing details are being posted by IUGO in the Read More

Who doesn’t love a good zombie game? Whether it’s for the PC, PS3, XBOX 360, or iPhone, a good zombie game is a good zombie game. The app store is now full of these zombie-killing games, and we’re gonna give you a quick tour of them. (Click the screenshots to enlarge.) 1. Resident Evil: Degeneration The famous Resident Evil franchise has found its way to the small screen of the iPhone. In this game, you can explore Harvardville Airport, rescue survivors, unlock puzzles and battle an army of undead (as well as collect intel, manage inventory and access maps). Everything is 3D. Tilt the iPhone to reload, and shake the phone to shake off zombie melee attacks.  Price: $6.99 2. Zombieville USA  Zombieville USA is the top-selling zombie game in the app store, with nearly 1,000 five star ratings. Zombieville is a classic style walk through game, where all you do Read More