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If you've visited Slide To Play on your iPhone, iPod Touch, or certain other mobile web-connected devices in the last few days, you've probably noticed that we've launched a mobile version of our site.

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Competition is healthy, and it also creates plenty of juicy quotes. The latest comes from Android "Developer Advocate" Tim Bray, a former Sun Microsystems employee who uses his new blog to talk about Apple following his recent appointment at Google.

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No one would go and see a movie with a third of the scenes cut out, or pick up a book with scores of pages missing. Playing a game without a conclusion is equally frustrating, so the news that TransGaming has released the final chapter of the Puzzle Quest trilogy on the App Store will no doubt please the fans of its puzzle/RPG action.

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Hot on the heels of Pool Pro Online 3, Namco has announced two new Match-3 titles exclusive to the iPhone and iPod Touch: Tinseltown Dreams and Lt. Fly: Rise of the Arachnids.

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What makes tracking just how well the iPhone is doing difficult is the reluctance of major mobile manufacturers or retailers to release official sales figures. Unlike the standard games industry, which has the NPD to fall back on, those looking to see just who is making their mark in the world of smartphones have to rely on third-party sources-- sources that generate their figures using a variety of different, and sometimes confusing, means.

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Extreme sports fans who have ollied their way through Skater Nation and Mike V: Do or Die Skateboarding and still want more are in for a treat. Yesterday, Tony Hawk himself confirmed via Twitter that Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 is coming soon to the iPhone and iPod Touch.

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This week at GDC, Lucasarts announced that Monkey Island 2: Special Edition will be coming to Xbox Live Arcade, PC, PS3, and iPhone and iPod Touch this summer. At the same time, Telltale Games, makers of the Tales of Monkey Island games, said they have no plans to bring their games to the iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad quite yet.

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In a free update coming in late April, the Australian time-management strategy game Train Conductor will introduce three new levels set in the United States. We got to play two of these levels at GDC: New York City's subways and tracks that span the Grand Canyon.

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With the much-hyped launch of the iPad less than a month away, speculation that Apple had to delay its release due to manufacturing issues is rife-- although one industry analyst isn't willing to toe the line.

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GameFinder 1.0.1 has been released, adding support for all you 3.1.2 users! Check it out at Slidetoplay.com/Gamefinder and let us know what you think!

We're not too ashamed to admit that we would never have cracked this code. Thanks to the skill of someone more astute than us, however, it would appear that Ubisoft has all but confirmed that Splinter Cell is in development for the iPhone.

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If you haven't begun gathering all the loose change you can find, it's time to start. Apple announced today that they're releasing the iPad in the US on Saturday, April 3, with the 3G version coming later in the month.

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You have to wonder whether those at Apple are annoyed or amused at Nintendo's continued insistence that the giant represents no threat to its gaming business. Despite analysts such as Michael Pachter claiming Apple is becoming a major player in the industry, Nintendo still believes it need not worry about either the iPhone or iPod Touch.

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A few new screens have come down the wire prior to next week's big Game Developer's Conference. These upcoming EA games, along with Mirror's Edge, should all be released for the iPhone and iPod Touch in the next few months, and the newest among them is Skate It.

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Despite picking up the studio less than three years ago, THQ has announced it has closed Finnish mobile developer Universomo as the publisher continues to restructure its handheld business.

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For the second time in as many years, Apple has admitted that children have been found working in its factories.

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His predictions are quoted so often, he's almost become a celebrity, but that hasn't stopped Wedbush Morgan Securities analyst Michael Pachter from sticking his neck out when he sees fit.

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Though Windows Mobile is effectively dead (Windows Phone set to be the chosen moniker when the flashy-looking Series 7 OS launches later this year), that won't stop those at Apple celebrating the news that iPhone sales sailed past those of Microsoft's mobile division last year, moving iPhone into third place in the global smartphone race in the process.

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Haven't played the Phoenix Wright games on the Nintendo DS before? Objection! Soon you'll have your chance, as the iPhone version, with all the same tough-to-crack cases as the first DS game, will be coming to the App Store soon. Check out our exclusive hands-on video.

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We've chosen our winners! See which current events would make for interesting iPhone games, and who wins this week's promo codes.

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