Last Saturday, on a train from New York to Philadelphia to go see this (yes, that), I decided I'd try a bunch of iPhone games.I loaded my phone with a selection of games that I based primarily on the suggestions of reporter-friend's Patrick Klepek and John replica Omega 1552.40 watch Davison as well as from Davison's superb list of top iPhone games.(Looks like he just did another!) I feel like it'd be old hat to ask for suggestions or to run through everything I tried in a standalone post.
But if you're interested, I sampled: Drop 7 (fun), Fieldrunners (too easy), Flight Control (fun but blocked by my fingers), Galcon (fun, but I prefer similar PC game Dyson — try it!), geoDefense Lite (didn't grab me), Trixel (good, but not my thing), Crystal Defenders Vanguard Storm (surprisingly cool), and Zenonia (ruined by its need for a replica Omega 300m 2265.80 watch virtual d-pad).Still need to try a bunch of others.I was excited to try what I understood to be the best games of an existing platform.I haven't had the opportunity to be late to a platform since I got a PS2 in early 2002.How this will affect what I cover, I cannot say.
And that's enough notebook-dumping for the week.Next week should be fun.
But right now the weekend beckons.As does the Final Fantasy WiiWare tower defense game, My Life As A Darklord, that I was supposed to review for today.I'm late.Don't tell anyone!(I snapped the photo for this post in the elevator of the building replica Omega 2910.50.81 watch where Sony was having their NYC event.)Adventuring within the guts of Mario and Luigi's arch nemesis Bowser may not be what you were expecting of the newest Mario & Luigi RPG, but Bowser's Inside Story has the intestinal fortitude to go there.