Known as Death Sword in the US, the 1987 Commodore 64 classic is coming to PC, Mac, iPhone and iPad as early as February 15, 2012. Also previously known as Barbarian: The Ultimate Warrior, the new title will be Barbarian – The Death Sword and is developed by Microids and published by Anuman Interactive. Gameplay will be similar to the original one-on-one fighting style as well as will integrate cross-platform multiplayer. It’s not clear as to if Mac warriors will be able to compete against PC warriors or if it will only be Mac versus iOS. I’m sure there would be a lot of happy fighters if one could fight against PC, Mac, iOS or Android. And it’s very nice to see that it will still feature the ability to sever opponent’s heads and celebrate the ensuing shower of blood. Of course, this time it will be in updated 3D graphics. And yes, there are still scantily clad women involved, if that’s something anyone cares about.
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Z The Game Review
+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadFeeling nostalgic for old PC titles? Looking for a lighter, more arcadey strategy game? Like robots? How about blowing up robots? Well then, take a look at Z The Game.
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For those of you that are not familiar, the date July 7th every year holds quite a bit of significance in the eyes of game developer Bungie. Celebrated by fans every year as “Bungie Day” it is a time when the studio takes time to look back on the legacy of their work and provide special surprises for their diehard supporters.
This year they decided to do something different, and support a fan-initiated initiative to bring the Mac classic Marathon to the iPad. Developed completely by hardcore enthusiasts of the original game, Bungie awarded their diligence by publishing the game personally and throwing all of their support behind it.
The base game, which contains the entirety of the single player campaign is completely free. Available as in-app purchases to augment the experience, you can also choose to add in a $3.99 high definition texture pack, or a $0.99 God mode, aptly named “Master Chief” mode. Give this classic game another look on your iPad. I can personally guarantee that this will be one that everyone can enjoy.
[original source: GameSetWatch]
Golden Axe 3 Review
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadSharpen that blade and get ready to battle the evil hordes of The Prince of Darkness, Damud Hellbringer, in this port of the classic SEGA hack and slash.
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Snood
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadRather than "addictive, stylish, and fun," the normal words that pop into my head when thinking of Snood, the words I think of when considering EA's abysmal port of the classic game are "baffling, inexplicable, and aggravating." EA has simply made so many bad decisions in the making of this port that make you wonder if they ever even played their own game.
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Sonic, he can really move/Sonic, he’s got an attitude/Sonic, he’s… on my iPhone?
Not entirely out of left field, but entirely unpublicized, comes Sonic the Hedgehog to the iPhone. From the description of the game in the app store, the new app lets you “Relive your favorite memories of the Genesis era as you rocket Sonic through hair-raising loop-de-loops and dizzying dives as you gather up Rings and stop Dr. Eggman’s schemes for world domination!”
Even though I have probably seen (and played) everything this game has to offer, I still want it… really, really badly. If all goes well with my espresso machine, I should have a review up by morning. Wish me luck!
Update: No more espresso!!! Nooooooo! We may have to wait till mid-afternoon.

Released: 2009-05-21 :: Category: Games
Trivial Pursuit
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadTrivial Pursuit for the iPhone is a faithful recreation of the classic board game that sold ten kajillian copies. Fortunately for us, the difficulty has been ramped down a bit from the original, evil blue boxed version but is a bit harder than some of the more modern creations. With it's nice game balance, new gameplay options, and inviting animation, Trivial Pursuit is a real winner.
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Silent Scope
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadThe graphics are bad, the frame rates are bad, the gameplay is bad, the sound gets annoying because the graphics and the gameplay are so bad, and the story is hokey. All this, for only $5.99!
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Assassin’s Creed – Altair’s Chronicles
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadAssassin's Creed on the iPhone is a fun, but utterly frustrating experience. The game has the mythological "it" factor, with somewhat charismatic characters and vibrant graphics, but I have a hard time getting past the grey hair inducing platform jumping. If I fall off of just one more platform I think that it will be the loony bin for me.
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Bobby Carrot 1 CLSX
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadThe classic java game, Bobby Carrot, is back on his fifth birthday with a port of the original game. Is Bobby’s earlier adventure worth your hard-earned carrots? Hop in and find out.
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Wolfenstein 3D
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadWolfenstein 3D for the iPhone is a near perfect re-creation of the classic game that popularized the FPS genre. Surprisingly the game holds up quite well after all these years and looks quite solid on the iPhone platform. What's even more surprising is the gameplay, which proves that the iPhone can be a solid FPS platform.
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