Army of Darkness Defense Backflip Studios Genre: Games Price: $0.99 Release Date: May 12, 2011 ON SALE FOR A VERY LIMITED TIME!!! Get out your boomstick and rev up your chainsaw! From the makers of PAPER TOSS and NINJUMP comes the definitive Army of Darkness game for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. In this tug-of-war, casual defense game based on the MGM classic movie, you play Ash, the time-traveling, evil-fighting, S-Mart sales clerk as you defend Lord Arthur's castle and the Necronomicon from the oncoming hordes of evil undead. Of course, you can't do it alone! Call upon multitudes of allies including Lord Arthur, Duke Henry the Red, the Wiseman, and many more to help you in your quest to defend the unholy book and use it to return to your own time. ARMY OF DARKNESS: DEFENSE takes the witty charm of the cult classic movie and combines it with gorgeous graphics and innovative casual gameplay that is certain to entertain any mobile gamer
Yummy Wink recipes for iPhone ($1.99) by Chris McChesney makes absolutely no bones about the fact that they have loaded their app with the best recipes available. There are too many apps available that offer quantity of content rather than quality.
Big City Adventure: New York City HD Big Fish Games, Inc Genre: Games Price: $0.99 Release Date: March 31, 2011 *****FULL GAME ONLY $0.99 USD!***** All games from Big Fish Games are only $0.99 USD! That’s 90% off! Hidden Object, Adventure, Puzzle, Time Management games and more! Hurry, sale ends May 8th. Explore magnificent New York City on your next Big City Adventure! The Big Apple has become home to thousands of hidden items and minigames. Discover fascinating and obscure facts about NYC and its history
As Android phones have increased in popularity the number of apps available for the platform has rocketed. And that means more free Android games.
Apple has finally admitted that it has indeed been gathering location data, but it isn’t tracking you personally; the company claims it is using the ‘anonymous’ data to build a crowd-sourced traffic database. This sounds suspiciously similar to the kinds of services offered by Android Maps’ turn-by-turn navigation services and TomTom, which is no doubt quaking in its boots at the thought of competing directly with Apple. Apple’s Q&A states, “Apple is now collecting anonymous traffic data to build a crowd-sourced traffic database with the goal of providing iPhone users an improved traffic service in the next couple of years.” Currently the iPhone maps service offers directions with approximate timings based on the traffic on your route, but doesn’t offer much more jam-based information than that.