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Madden 12 for Android now only 99 cents in the Android Market
A deal is a deal, so it's generally a good idea to jump on it when it becomes available. And for a popular gaming title like Madden 12, it would probably be a good idea to grab it when it's only 99 cents, especially when it's only for a limited time. And, as you can probably imagine, the drop in price is due to the little thing called the Super Bowl happening this... Read more » Gameloft LIVE now available
Gameloft is all about gaming, so if you're someone who uses your Android-based device to play as many games as possible, then the new Gameloft LIVE application maybe a perfect fit for you. The application itself is a window of opportunity for those of you out there who want to get their hands on new games, a new way to communicate with other gamers (playing Gameloft... Read more » Grand Theft Auto III for Android updated to version 1.3, now supports Transformer Prime
Grand Theft Auto III is one of the most popular games on Android, specifically due to the fact that it's an almost full port of the PlayStation 2 title released so many years ago. It isn't available for every device out there, though, and up until recently owners of ASUS' Transformer Prime were left out in the cold. But that changes today with a brand new update that... Read more » Gameloft and Verizon team up for in-game voice chat over 4G LTE network
Verizon's 4G LTE network is impressive, no doubt about that. But, what would make it better? How about in-game voice chat over your favorite mobile game? Gameloft thinks that would be pretty cool, and the company has teamed-up with Big Red to make sure that happens. The two plan on instituting the chat system over Verizon's 4G LTE network, bringing gaming to a whole... Read more » LG launches Resident Evil 4 in Korea
LG is certainly getting a lot of attention when it comes to mobile gaming. The manufacturer debuted Street Fighter IV for their devices not too long ago, in conjunction with Capcom and a major gaming tournament, and now it looks like they are up to their tricks again. LG officially announced earlier today that Resident Evil 4 is now available on the Android platform,... Read more » Qualcomm Snapdragon GameCommand landing in the Android Market January 10
Gaming has become a big commodity for smartphones, and especially specific platforms. Android doesn't have the gaming presence that some other mobile operating systems do, but that's not due to a lack of trying. With more powerful phones and tablets finding their way to market, better games are coming along for the ride as well. Qualcomm wants to help with that, and... Read more » Song Xperia Play now compatible with OnLive
One of the perks to buying an Xperia Play would be the fact that it has better game support than most other Android devices, and that has just gotten better. Onlive has recently released an app for its services to the Android Market, allowing players to use either their touchscreen or a Bluetooth controller to play full PC games. In its most recent update, support... Read more » Sony Tablet S now supports DualShock 3 controllers in Japan
When Sony unveiled their brand new tablet devices, one of the cornerstones of that announcement was how the devices were PlayStation Certified. For anyone who doesn't own an XPERIA Play here in the States, that means that there are several games that launched on the original PlayStation that will now work just fine on certified devices like the Tablet S. But,... Read more » LG and Capcom team up to launch Street Fighter IV HD on the LG Nitro HD and LG Optimus LTE
Did you want to play Street Fighter IV HD on your brand new Samsung Galaxy Nexus? Well, you can't. At least not yet, anyway. Capcom has teamed up with LG to launch the popular video game for a pair of LG-branded handsets, and that's it. So if you're lucky enough to own an LG Nitro HD on AT&T, or the newly released LG Optimus LTE, then you won't have a problem getting... Read more » Grand Theft Auto III now available in the Android Market
Earlier in the month we found out that Grand Theft Auto III would be coming to the Android Market on the 15th of December, and now that the date has arrived, so has the game. Keep in mind that the title does have some restrictions, though, and won't work on every single Android device out there. The developers have decided to launch the game on only a select... Read more » 
