BY Christine Chan on Wed March 21st, 2012
Remember the original driving game, where you had to avoid hitting donkeys? Now you can relive those days on your iPhone or iPad.
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BY Tommy Ly on Thu January 26th, 2012
Atari releases a new version of Breakout: Boost with 100 brand-new levels and more.
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BY Lory Gil on Thu January 05th, 2012
Battle Squadron ONE 2-player is the iPad version of the iOS version of the classic Sega Genesis game, Battle Squadron. Play split screen arcade action with friends in this fast paced shoot ‘em up game.
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BY Joe White on Sun January 01st, 2012
A new iPhone case called the GIZMON iCA can transform an iPhone handset into a classic, retro camera.
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BY Felix Xiao on Thu July 07th, 2011
Minesweeper is one of the oldest computer games that's still played today, and SkyPaw brings a polished and updated version to iOS in MineSweeper Touch. Do the new features make it a worthy app?
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BY DM on Sun June 26th, 2011
Marathon first appeared on the scene in 1994 as a Mac exclusive, bringing with it several big ideas that would forever redefine the shooter genre. Now, it's headed to the iPad-- for free.
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BY Mike Lata on Wed June 01st, 2011
Platform your way across stunning hand-drawn levels in Donald in Magicland. The game has just hit the iPhone and it is a 2D-retro platformer.
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BY Samuel L. Lytle on Sat May 14th, 2011
Before calculators could solve arithmetic problems instantly, people had to use something called a slide rule. Now you can not only have a slide rule in your pocket, you can learn how to use it as well.
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BY Karen Freeman on Wed April 27th, 2011
Feeling nostalgic for the board game classics of your youth? Want to share your favorites with a new, tech-jaded generation? Well, whip out these apps on your iPhone or iPod touch for the board game experience in an app. We've updated this AppList so there is sure to be something for every board game fan.
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BY Greg Young on Mon March 14th, 2011
The classic game, 64th Street - A Detective Story, is really much less of a detective story and a lot more of a classic fighting game. With simple arcade controls and an infinite supply of enemies, you're sure to enjoy this Super Nintendo title on your iDevice.
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BY Christine Chan on Fri October 22nd, 2010
If you're a fan of classic cult movies, Movie Vault has plenty of them, all ready to watch on-the-go. Is it worth getting? Read on to find out.
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BY Scott Grizzle on Sun July 18th, 2010
Miss the days of slapping quarters into an oversized electronic coffee table? Sad your mom sold your ColecoVision? Now there is something just for you in the App Store.
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BY Tyler Tschida on Fri November 20th, 2009
If EA's previous version of Monopoly for the iPhone and iPod touch left you feeling unsatisfied, then you will definitely be pleased to know that they have finally released the original version of the classic
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BY Tyler Tschida on Wed October 21st, 2009
We told you it was coming and now it is finally here. Gameloft's faithful port of the 1994 platforming classic, Earthworm Jim, has finally landed in the App Store. Earthworm Jim follows the story of
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BY Tyler Tschida on Mon October 19th, 2009
Rake in Grass, the iPhone and iPod touch developers best known for West Bang and Archibald's Adventures, recently released Undercroft, a new take on the classic turn-based RPG. Undercroft is being billed as a 20+
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BY Tyler Tschida on Tue September 01st, 2009
Namco's Mr. Driller is an arcade game that was first released in 1999. The game was actually intended to be Dig Dug 3, hence the many similarities, but it ran into a few hurdles and
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