New iPod Games: Peggle, Bomberman
Apple has released 2 new iPod games, Peggle and Bomberman. (iTunes Links)
Take your best shot with energizing arcade fun! Aim, shoot, and clear the orange pegs, then sit back and cheer as 10 whimsical teachers guide you to Peggle greatness. Conquer 55 fanciful levels with 10 mystical Magic Powers, racing up bonus points and shots. Face off against your friends in Duel Mode, or tackle 75 extra-tricky challenges. Can you become a Peggle Master?
Peggle is published by Popcap and is also available as a free trial download for the Mac.
Ready, set, BOOM! Everybody's favorite Bomberman action has made its way to the iPod! The simple rules and rich gameplay are sure to guarantee you a blast! Beat all enemies to clear each stage, then face the boss. Clearing stages fast gets you more points. Go for a high score, play at your own pace, or just stick to the explosive mini games. Choose from 2 different game modes: Normal Mode to clear each stage in order, or Challenge Mode to select any stage and go for a high score!
Apple has also made Pac-Man, Sims Bowling, and Sims Pool, previously only available for the 5th generation iPod, available for the iPod classic and 3rd generation iPod Nano as well.
Take your best shot with energizing arcade fun! Aim, shoot, and clear the orange pegs, then sit back and cheer as 10 whimsical teachers guide you to Peggle greatness. Conquer 55 fanciful levels with 10 mystical Magic Powers, racing up bonus points and shots. Face off against your friends in Duel Mode, or tackle 75 extra-tricky challenges. Can you become a Peggle Master?
Peggle is published by Popcap and is also available as a free trial download for the Mac.
Ready, set, BOOM! Everybody's favorite Bomberman action has made its way to the iPod! The simple rules and rich gameplay are sure to guarantee you a blast! Beat all enemies to clear each stage, then face the boss. Clearing stages fast gets you more points. Go for a high score, play at your own pace, or just stick to the explosive mini games. Choose from 2 different game modes: Normal Mode to clear each stage in order, or Challenge Mode to select any stage and go for a high score!
Apple has also made Pac-Man, Sims Bowling, and Sims Pool, previously only available for the 5th generation iPod, available for the iPod classic and 3rd generation iPod Nano as well.
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(View all)54 months ago
Wow, Apple seems to be pretty serious about games on the iPod.
I bought my 5th generation iPod for it's movie and music playing abilities... I'm very pleased that they're making tons of games for it.
I already have Zuma and Vortex, I think I'll end up buying all 3 of those games (Bomberman, Peggle, and Sonic) though. I'm going to have to upgrade to the 5.5 with 80 gb model... I hardly have any space for videos after putting my 20 gb worth of music on the 30 gb model.
I bought my 5th generation iPod for it's movie and music playing abilities... I'm very pleased that they're making tons of games for it.
I already have Zuma and Vortex, I think I'll end up buying all 3 of those games (Bomberman, Peggle, and Sonic) though. I'm going to have to upgrade to the 5.5 with 80 gb model... I hardly have any space for videos after putting my 20 gb worth of music on the 30 gb model.
54 months ago
yay ipod games... fat lot of good that does the owner of an iPod photo 60gig and an iPhone... i still dont understand why these can't be on all models:mad:
54 months ago
I feel betrayed, because I only have 4th generation last-black-and-white classic iPod. Why couldn't they release these games for all classic iPods that have large enough screen? Surely they can still code black and white.
54 months ago
I feel betrayed, because I only have 4th generation last-black-and-white classic iPod. Why couldn't they release these games for all classic iPods that have large enough screen? Surely they can still code black and white.
If that was the case, I'm sure they would have done this ages ago.I think the problem is that they older iPods probably have a different processor, and they want to promote sales of their newer iPods :D.
54 months ago
I just wish the iPhone/Touch could have games like this. Next year I guess...
Not that I really needs games on my iPhone, but come on...how long could it possibly take?
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