As was expected, Verizon Wireless’ President & COO Lowell McAdam has announced the much anticipated arrival of Apple iPhone on Verizon’s network.

Super Blast 2 tends to throw the typical space shooter formula aside …

If you already own an iOS device and have not yet played Angry Birds, then you need to. For the rest of you, we know you just can’t get enough of them.

Epic’s amazing looking iOS title Infinity Blade will be coming to iPhone, iPod and iPad on December the 9th.

Pepsi Senior VP and Chief Consumer Engagement Officer (what a fancy title!), Frank Cooper, has joined the board of directors for a company by the name of “Ogmento.” And while the company’s name sounds like some new super villain thought up by Stan Lee …

Let me start off this review by saying that this game is absolutely gorgeous, and makes me happy I sprung for the retina display on the iPhone 4g. The cel-shaded look really works for this game, and the crisp textures and vibrant colors really look great, especially on the retina display. Screenshots don’t really do [...]

Originally, Bungie started as a small company in Chicago as a Mac developer, releasing games such as the Marathon and Myth.

Growing up in the 90′s as the war raged on between Nintendo and SEGA presented an interesting paradigm. Personally speaking, Nintendo’s representative, Mario, felt like a buddy, a fun guy to hang out with who everyone liked. But before long, SEGA revealed a new mascot in Sonic the Hedgehog.

Leading mobile games publisher G5 Entertainment, today announced the availability of Virtual City FREE for the iPhone.

John Carmack of id software announced at a live keynote at QuakeCon in Dallas, Texas that RAGE will be coming to iPhone at a glorious 60 frames per second…

If you’re in the USA, you might just be heading back to school or college in the near future. It just so happens that EA Mobile are accommodating you with a “back to school” sale on iPhone games- the perfect type of game to play underneath a desk…

With so many headsets to compete with, how does the Scout, a new brand from NOX stand apart from the rest? Good question. We have the answer.

Valve’s superb World War 2 multiplayer shooter Day of Defeat: Source has become available for Mac users today, following the release of Team Fortress 2 and Counter-Strike: Source on the platform earlier this year.

This weekend America will be celebrating their independence from the mighty grip of the British Empire, and the iPhone App Store is doing so by way of slashing the prices of a good number of games.

Aren’t you just dying to get a little more Jacob Taylor? For a limited time, iTunes is offering Mass Effect Galaxy for $0.99. EA’s Red, White, and Blue sale means that prices are slashed big time: 70% off many of their downloadable games. So hurry up and get over there. It’s time to put that pile of iTunes gift cards to good use.