Here they are, the best new and updated iPhone apps this week.

With all of the hype that Infinity Blade 2 has gotten, owners of original iPads or fourth-gen iPod touches have been unable to experience the beautiful sword fighting action. We've contacted Chair and they have good news.

Great news, Apple fans: while we've all been dozing away in slumberland, the guys over at Epic Games' chAIR Entertainment have made Infinity Blade II available in the U.S. App Store. Now, fans in the United States can purchase and download the highly anticipated sequel to Infinity Blade for just $6.99. The application, which boasts high quality graphics and lighting effects, is a universal app and therefore is compatible with all of Apple's iOS devices.

Epic Games' highly anticipated Infinity Blade II has just appeared in the New Zealand App Store, meaning the application should be available in the United States at around midnight tonight.

There are literally hundreds of new and updated apps joining the App Store on a regular basis. Unfortunately, it isn't always possible to cover all of these apps on a timely basis. Therefore, beginning this week, AppAdvice will publish this column, which we're calling, "Everything We Didn't Cover," offering the latest iOS news and app information. Enjoy!

When people think of Infinity Blade, they often think of its amazing graphics. However, those who've played the game know that its soundtrack contributed heavily to the game's epic feel.

The original Infinity Blade was a benchmark in iOS gaming at the time of its release in late 2010. Now Epic Games and ChAIR return to the iOS platform looking to raise the bar once more with the upcoming Infinity Blade II.