Stories By Andrew Groen

Frogman, as this game is now known, has received a debut trailer on Youtube. Check it out!

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With the annual Game Developers Conference occurring this week, we had lots of interesting previews to share with you. We've got hands-on reports on tons of awesome games like the unique Sketch Nation, the blockbuster Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction, and the utterly adorable Pocket Creatures.

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Things finally cooled down a bit this week, after the insane number of positive reviews from last week. This week was a little different. Instead of an avalanche, we got just a few really big, interesting news announcements. And while there were plenty of good games reviewed this week, we got only one major bombshell.

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This week on Slide To Play we reviewed both Final Fantasy games, plus the spectacular Artist Colony, Transformers G1 Awakening, and Brothers in Arms 2. We also covered some disappointments like Rise of the Triad and Noby Noby Boy.

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While news of a superhero movie tie-in is pretty groan-inducing for console gamers, iPhone gamers should know to get excited. While these games are often terrible on consoles, their iPhone versions (like Iron Man) are usually quite good, and much cheaper.

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In an attempt to build Ngmoco into a company so large that it can stand above the competition, Ngmoco has raised a large amount of venture capital. They've also begun acquisitions of the game Charadium and the entire company of Freeverse.

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Daisy Mae is back in the App Store! Seems Apple got a little overzealous with their censorship. There's really nothing that offensive about Daisy Mae, except of course, the dull gameplay. We may not like your game, developers, but we'll support your right to sell it.

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The hits keep coming this week, as Parachute Ninja and Space Miner were some surprising Must Haves. Plus, we posted great reviews of Plants vs Zombies (in video and text) and the long-awaited Across Age.

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In an interview with IGN, Ngmoco CEO Neil Young says that several different factors (piracy, among other complaints) make it unlikely that Rolando 3 will come out at a high, premium price. Instead, Ngmoco wants to move the rest of its business in the direction of its recent releases, Touch Pets Dogs and Eliminate Pro.

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We've just posted the new trailer for Godfinger, and it's pretty fun. Give the world "the finger" as you let the sun shine, make the clouds rain, and guide worshippers to their destination. Check out the video on the next page.

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Following immediately on the heels of the bombshell announcement of Street Fighter 4 coming to iPhone, we're getting news that a new fighting game based on the ultimate martial arts film star, Bruce Lee, is also coming soon.

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In Robot Rampage, you're placed in the giant metal shoes of an alien destroyer sent to Earth to level block after block of buildings while incinerating the very best that the puny Earthling armies have to throw at you. If that doesn't have you sold already, then we don't know what's going to do the trick.

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Now updated with six screenshots of Street Fighter 4 in action! Ryu and Ken are the only confirmed characters, but it looks like Guile will challenge you with some Air Force physical training as well. We also have a March release confirmed by Capcom.

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If Gold Keeper 2 were released as a free update to Gold Keeper, it would have been regarded as a relatively minor update that many would have neglected to even download. In short, if you already have the original Gold Keeper, there is no reason to buy the sequel.

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The second week of February turned out to be a big one! We had some great news come down the pipe that the sequel to Myst, Riven, will be coming to the iPhone. We also got some really neat exclusive details from Gamerizon about their upcoming Chop Chop Ninja spin-offs.

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With the huge success of Doodle Jump, the critical darling that is Canabalt, and the recent reveal of Avalanche Game, the never-ending platformer genre is really taking off. Tractor Beam isn't exactly a platformer due to its unique method of movement, but it's every bit as worthy as those other games.

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Gamerizon, developers of the adorable Chop Chop Ninja, have informed us that they're currently developing two new games to expand the Chop Chop series. While Chop Chop Runner does seem to pull some influence from Ninja, Chop Chop Tennis seems to be its own beast entirely, drawing only minor graphical influences from the first in the series.

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The most successful iPhone game of all time (followed ever so closely by Flight Control) is breaking free of the constraints of Apple's 3.5 inch screen and is heading into the print world in the form of a new comic book series.

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Gamevil may not be the biggest iPhone game developer, but judging from their annual reports, they're doing just great. The company is reporting big gains for the year not just in sales, but in profits as well. Sounds like we can look forward to some more Zenonia and Hyrbid-style games next year.

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Here's a nice surprise for PvZ fans: PopCap has confirmed that the iPhone version will cost just $2.99. We'll have our day-one review of PvZ as soon as it launches.

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