For iPhone and iPod touch, iTunes launched its TOP 10 hot and best selling games recently. Those TOP 10 games are all from famous publishers including Electronic Arts Inc, gameloft, tarito, 2K and Sony Pictures Television. Games for virtual life, adventure, action, strategy and intelligence, let's now share the TOP 10 games first!

The Sims 3
It's undoubtedly the deserved winner from Electronic Arts Inc. Customize your Sims with personality traits and physical characteristics, as you decide whether to fulfill their destiny. Play with your Sims using touch and accelerometer controls while exploring stunning 3D open-world environments. Firstly, create a SIM; choose different personalities and physical features. Then, explore new locations, travel through the Sims neighborhood. Keep'em satisfied, dream big, long live the Sims. That's started! It's totally up to you, to realize the Sims, or not? Everything comes out when you have tried！

The Oregon Trail
The Oregon Trail is a fantastic re-imagining of the original educational game. Westward, Ho! Your favorite pioneering adventure game is back and takes you to an exciting, historical side-scrolling adventure entirely rethought to fit the Touch experience of your iPhone / iPod touch. All of the decisions and problem solved make your Oregon Trail experience even further than you've played before. If you are interested in retro gaming, edutainment, educational games, and strategy, the Oregon Trail is your considerate choice. Read the rest of this entry »

Neither police nor criminal; neither arcade nor simulation; neither new nor poorly innovative… Need for Speed: Undercover brings back police chases to the series through a playable motion-full show that represents in itself the efforts of EA Black Box Studios to take up again the best they have given us in the past 14 years.

The wheels of Need for Speed ships are still rolling on the interactive asphalt EA Black Box has been paving for fourteen years after his first release. In total, eleven games characterized by changes in concept, at times, really radical. Need for Speed: Undercover, of course, will not be an exception.

Nothing better than returning to the roots of the saga and bringing back the cops to arrest and put fines on us within a rather cinematographic plot with film stars such as Margaret Denise Quigley (better known as Maggie Q), which will incidentally become a seducing teacher in the body of an infiltrate agent we will come across in the fictional city of Tri-City. Read the rest of this entry »