iPhone Games: What's hot, and what's not there

June 06, 2010

Consumers are finding they like the Apple iPhone 3G and the 3GS, and are waiting eagerly for the 4G to come out in Summer 2010. While they love the web surfing and the messaging and the camera and all that, for some users it's all about The Games.

Since buying an iPhone and paying for AT&T's wireless carrier service are enough to break anyone's bank account, it's important not to waste money on bad games from the App Store at iTunes. Many games can be reviewed in advance in hopes of avoiding "buyer's remorse" later, but still the question is: How well is that game going to "age" after hundreds of plays?

Many websites these days offer free iPhone games, but again there's no knowing what you're going to get. What's even more frustrating for many devoted gamesters is that there are both new and classic games they'd like to play on their iPhones, but they can't because Apple locks their phones.

Hundreds of iPhone games from Space Monkey to Ms. Pac-Man can be had for one-time frees that range from free to $10 each. So it's no wonder that consumers are touchy about getting games for their iPhones.

Online reviewers have rated the following as some of the best and worst games for iPhones currently available.

The best iPhone games include Bubble Bash, Asphalt 4 Elite Racing, Critter Crunch, Spore Origins and Texas Hold'Em, the immensely popular version of poker. Interestingly, the original Spore by EA Mobile was the first 3rd-party game offered for the iPhone.

At the bottom of the list, reviewers ranked the following as the worst iPhone games available: Reel Deal Slots, Super Monkey Ball, GTS World Racing, Meta Angel and that favorite from the dim past of video games, Frogger (oh, no!).

What makes lists such as these so annoying - and virtually all reviewers have their own love it/hate it lists - is that there are so many more 3rd-party games available that iPhone users could play. However they can't access those games because their iPhones are locked!

That's where a software "jailbreaking solution" such as Myunlock Iphone can help. Unlocking an iPhone with Myunlock Iphone is as simple as accessing and downloading software prepared by technical experts specifically for jailbreaking an iPhone. For a nominal cost less than $30, iPhone gamesters can have a wider world of gaming at their fingertips.

What's more, by purchasing Myunlock Iphone, smartphone gamers need never worry about getting locked up again when the next upgrade appears. That's because the purchase not only buys software, it buys a lifetime membership for cracking any iPhone upgrade, as well as the support of experienced technicians who are available to help from the initial unlocking through the latest software upgrade.

Why have a personal computing device as terrific as an iPhone if its full capability is kept out of your reach? With a software solution such as Myunlock Iphone, the walls that keep gamers from their goals fall like the tenpins in Wii Bowling - which, alas, isn't yet available for the iPhone.