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Angry Birds Star Wars gameplay featured in latest trailer

By Eric Abent
on 29 Oct, 2012

We've seen a lot of trailers for Angry Birds Star Wars recently, but so far none of them have featured any actual gameplay. Instead of showing us what we'd really like to see, Rovio took famous clips from the movies and inserted its famous birds into them. Some of them were cute, others were silly, but now its time to cut out the funny business and get down to the nitty gritty: it's time for gameplay, baby!

Chrono Trigger finally arrives on Android

By Eric Abent
on 29 Oct, 2012

If you haven't played the JRPG classic Chrono Trigger yet, then we really don't know what to say. The game has been available on a number of platforms for some time now, and today that long list gained another entry. Chrono Trigger has officially arrived on Android, so it's time to bust out those devices and get to saving the world.

Dead Trigger getting a Halloween-themed update soon

By Eric Abent
on 23 Oct, 2012

Halloween is quickly approaching ladies and gentlemen, which means candy for kids in costumes and horror movie marathons for some. Depending on what kind of games you like, it could also mean some Halloween-themed zombie slaying in Madfinger's hit mobile game game Dead Trigger. The studio announced the incoming update yesterday, giving us a single image as a way of teasing the additions it brings to table.

Need for Speed: Most Wanted mobile trailer drops

By Eric Abent
on 12 Oct, 2012

Console and PC gamers are undoubtedly excited for the reboot of Need for Speed: Most Wanted, but should mobile gamers be? If this new trailer from Electronic Arts is any indication, the answer to that question is "yes." Of course, we're not expecting the mobile version of Most Wanted to be as fully featured as its big brother on consoles and PC, but the trailer still makes a pretty good case for picking it up.

Gameloft’s new game Zombiewood hitting Android this Halloween

By Eric Abent
on 9 Oct, 2012

We're currently barreling toward Halloween, a holiday celebrated with horror movies, free candy, and - more now than ever - zombies. We don't have any free candy to give out, but are you in the mood for more zombies? If you are, Gameloft just might have the game for you: Zombiewood, a free-to-play twin-stick shooter that will have you killing zombies, collecting guns, and killing more zombies.

NBA 2K13 launches on Google Play Store

By Eric Abent
on 3 Oct, 2012

Can't get enough NBA 2K13? It just launched yesterday on Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii, so you'd be forgiven if you're horribly addicted at the present moment. Luckily for you, 2K Games launched an Android version of the game on the Google Play Store today, and while it may not be the quite the same as its big brother on consoles, its release means that you can have NBA 2K13 with you anywhere you go.

Jetpack Joyride finally arrives on Google Play Store

By Eric Abent
on 28 Sep, 2012

After a year of waiting, the day Jetpack Joyride launches on the Google Play Store has finally arrived. Technically, Jetpack Joyride has been available on Android for a few weeks now through the Amazon App Store. Today, however, the game launched on the Google Play Store, offering its addictive gameplay to millions of Android users for the first time.

Google Play Store enters day three of 25 cent sale

By Eric Abent
on 28 Sep, 2012

Day three of Google Play's 25 cent app sale has kicked off, bringing a new round of discounted apps and games with it. We already saw some great deals on day one and day two, and there isn't any lack of them today either. The sale will go on for five days in all, and is a celebration of Google Play recently hitting the 25 billion downloads milestone.

PopCap announces Plants vs. Zombies sequel

By Eric Abent
on 21 Aug, 2012

Perhaps unsurprising given the immense success of the first Plants vs. Zombies game, PopCap has announced that a sequel is in the works. Plants vs. Zombies 2 has a release window of "late spring 2013" at the moment, with PopCap not getting any more specific than that. In fact, PopCap's announcement was painfully slim on details, other than the developer noting that players can expect "a bevy of new features, settings, and situations."