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Die hard Suda 51 fan and professed Cherry Coke addict, Peter Willington was initially set for a career in showbiz, training for half a decade to walk the boards. Realising that there's no money in acting, he decided instead to make his fortune in writing about video games. Peter never learns from his mistakes.

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AppSpy and Pocket Gamer are streaming the best mobile games ever, for charity, for 12 hours

Posted by Peter Willington on February 20th, 2015

Latest episode of What the GEOFF!? explores Apple's decision to censor guns on the App Store

Posted by Peter Willington on February 19th, 2015

Three episodes in and AppSpy's James has decided to give GEOFF - the Gaming Entertainment Online Fact Finder - a serious test: why are guns being censored on the App Store?

And is looking at a pretend gun that bad?

And why are games being treated differently to other mediums?

AND ISN'T THIS AMERICA?

Hero Tap: The Finger of Justice Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
By Peter Willington on August 19th, 2014
Our rating: starhalfstarblankstarblankstarblankstar :: TO TAP OR NOT TO TAP?
Hero Tap: The Finger of Justice - a game in which putting together a team of superheroes to fight master criminals becomes an exercise in tedium.
Read The Full Review »

Hooray! 148Apps has 30,000 Followers on Twitter

Posted by Peter Willington on September 12th, 2013

Well you've gone and done it. We always knew you would, and now you have. You've finally pushed 148Apps over the edge.

On Twitter, that is. You can hang up on that call to our psychiatrists.

That's right, the 148Apps community has just hit a new milestone on Twitter, having now amassed a whopping 30,000 followers.

Think about it: that's a crazy-large number.

30,000 is the number of people it takes to completely fill the FAU Stadium (home of the Florida Atlantic Owls football), or St. Andrew's (home of Birmingham City FC).

30,000 is the number of years many historians believe humanity has been creating art.

30,000 is the number of miles per hour a meteorite was traveling through the atmosphere when it hit this kid.

30,000 then, is a large number.

If you're not already a part of that number you can join us by clicking here and thwacking that Follow button. We're on Facebook and YouTube too, if that's more your thing.

Tell Us Your Five Favorite Apps and Games, Over on Best App Ever

Posted by Peter Willington on July 9th, 2013

Celebrate the App Store's birthday with us -- share your favorite apps and games on Facebook.

It's hard to believe that just half a decade ago, apps weren't a "thing". If you wanted to game on the go, or be productive while mobile, your choices were few, you were usually limited to the in-built software for your phone. With apps though, pretty much anything's now possible. You can use your phone to write documents, find recipes, DJ, play all manner of games, oh yeah, and call and text.

So with this in mind, we're celebrating this landmark along with our friends at Pocket Gamer, PocketGamer.biz, AppSpy and beyond, over on the Best App Ever Facebook Page. Our editors and regular contributors will be documenting their five favorite apps and games of the last five years, along with their hopes for the App Store in the future.

We'd love for you to be a part of it too. Share your favorite five games, and your wishes for the store moving forward, over on the Best App Ever Facebook Wall.

Best App Ever Awards voting breaks records - 3 Million Votes In!

Posted by Peter Willington on January 25th, 2013

The response to this year's Best App Ever Awards has been absolutely phenomenal!

We're really pleased to announce that Best App Ever has just crossed 3,000,000 total votes across the 114 award categories.

With competition heating up, and only one week left to vote for your favorite apps via the website, it's the perfect time for you to show your support to the developers of your best apps ever. So to make your voice heard, ensure you head on over to BestAppEver.com to spread a little love. While you're at it, you can Like Best App Ever on Facebook, and follow the awards on Twitter.

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Sponsored: Free App Slots announced as sponsor of Best App Ever

Posted by Peter Willington on January 16th, 2013

With voting for the fifth annual Best App Ever Awards well underway, Best App Ever is pleased to announce that this year's proceedings are being sponsored by Free App Slots.

Free App Slots is a new service where you can win everything from the hottest premium apps - including Angry Birds Star Wars, Rayman Jungle Run, Need For Speed: Most Wanted, and more - all the way up to iTunes Gifts Cards and the latest iPad, iPad mini, and iPod touch.

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Getting hold of them's really easy, too: simply visit FreeAppSlots.com on your iOS device, hit 'Play', and you'll be presented with a one-armed bandit.

Tap the 'Spin' button and - hey, presto - you're earning Credits that you can exchange for premium games. If you're dedicated, you can even get enough Credits to win Amazon vouchers, iPods, and the brand-new iPad.

You're given a whole bunch of free spins just for taking part, by the way. But, if you do ever run out, all you have to do is download a free game or app listed under the bright pink 'Get More Spins' button.

Super-quick, super-easy, super... well... super. Go win some awesome games by pointing the browser on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch towards FreeAppSlots.com.

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