Both games are available for iPod Classic, iPod nano, and iPod with video (5th generation). You can download them from the iTunes store for $4.99.
[via iLounge]
Scrabble, Mini Golf come to iPod family
Both games are available for iPod Classic, iPod nano, and iPod with video (5th generation). You can download them from the iTunes store for $4.99.
[via iLounge]
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3-04-2008 @ 9:22PM
matthew said...
There have been a lot of iPod game releases lately it seems...perhaps we will see an iPhone/iPod Touch game Thursday from a well-known Apple partner (like EA) as a first sample of what's possible with the SDK so far?
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3-04-2008 @ 9:25PM
Ed said...
I think it's highly likely we'll see an EA game or two on Thursday.
Controls for scrabble must be interesting...
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3-04-2008 @ 9:27PM
Ed said...
Scrabble appears to not be available in the UK, Mini Golf is.
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3-05-2008 @ 2:37AM
Rich said...
I can't wait till the review sections for these games are spammed with 10 year olds angrily demanding that Apple make Super Mario Bros. for the iPod.
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3-05-2008 @ 7:40AM
yakov chodosh said...
more likely 25-year-olds. Ten year olds were born in 1996, and didn't start playing video games until the 2000's well after Mario's "golden age"
3-05-2008 @ 3:53AM
A.A. Fussy said...
Scrabble is not available on the Australian iTunes store, just like the UK.
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3-05-2008 @ 4:02AM
A.A. Fussy said...
Mattel has the rights to Scrabble outside the US and Canada-that's probably why Scrabble isn't available in the UK.
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3-05-2008 @ 7:40AM
yakov chodosh said...
more likely 25-year-olds. Ten year olds were born in 1996, and didn't start playing video games until the 2000's well after Mario's "golden age"
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3-05-2008 @ 8:42AM
Luigi193 said...
Thanks for the description of Scrabble, ;)
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3-05-2008 @ 4:33PM
SubGenius said...
No game 4 iPhone! : (
Maybe in one year?
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