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Peggle now available for iPhone


We told you everything you needed to know back when it was announced. When it got delayed, we were bummed, but only a little, because we knew we'd soon have it in our hands. And now, it's finally here.

55 levels and 40 challenges of some of the most addictive gameplay there has ever been. Controls feature a "precision wheel" on the side of the screen that will let you line up your shot perfectly. All of the Peggle masters and powers in the regular version made it to the iPhone as well. If you've ever played Peggle, you probably already know that at $4.99, this is a steal, and if you've never played Peggle, we can almost assuredly tell you it's more than worth the price (though there is a free trial for the Mac just in case you're not 100% sure).

Peggle for the iPhone is out. Your free time's days are numbered.

We told you everything you needed to know back when it was announced. When it got delayed, we were bummed, but only a little, because we...
 

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Nick F

Mike Schramm - you're a gutless wimp for not being man enough to respond.

May 20 2009 at 5:35 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Caltonian

Deafening sound of tumbleweed round here!

Mike? Want to break the silence?

May 15 2009 at 10:49 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
homan2

LOL @ all the nerd rage in this thread. If you don't like it, just skip it and go to the next post, stop reading TUAW all together, or post something constructive, like your own review, or links to other reviews.

It's annoying reading QQ that has nothing to do with the topic, and offers no alternatives. Issuing 'challenges'? Really?

May 13 2009 at 11:24 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
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Nick F

Personally I think it's a totally fair point, and the author should respond as asked. The blogger here has written a piece that appears utterly disgraceful, apparently just copying a press release and pretending it's his own work. Whether or not you like the game, most people would consider that shoddy in the extreme. He's being asked to deny this. His silence so far seems to speak volumes.

Given the crescendo of complaints about falling standards on TUAW, I think the site editor should be insisting on a response, or rescinding this guy's posting rights.

May 14 2009 at 10:29 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
EH1

In fact, Mike Shramm... why aren't you responding? Don't tell us that bloggers don't read the comments on their own posts! Defend yourself! Too ashamed to have been caught with your pants down?

Here's a challenge, Mike: tell us with a straight face that this posting did NOT recycle text derived from the game's producers or their agents. No, I'm not asking you to certify that you do actually like the game, just like those cute kids on the telly ads so adore their breakfast cereals. I'm challenging you to state unequivocally, on honour of your future credibility, that this piece wasn't just a lazy rewrite of text produced by someone with a vested interest. Did you, or did you not, write every word from scratch, based solely on your own original ideas and forms of expression?

Have the guts man. Chicken?

We're listening Mike....

May 13 2009 at 3:59 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
EH1

No THJ, the general outrage at this insulting blog posting isnt at the blog writer's opinions. It's at his lack of them.

It's such a naked piece of unadulterated PR spin, as an earlier commenter said, almost certainly just cut-and-pasted from a press release without even troubling to edit it. I'm a journalist myself, and I recognise puff pieces like this instantly.

This isn't blogging. It's PR. Personally I'd be surprised if it wasn't paid for, since it has all the worst hallmarks. Personally I feel there should be a duty of disclosure. But of course it's true that blogging doesn't have to adhere to the same ethical practices as print journalism.

So instead all we can do is express our disgust at Mike and TUAW in general. If they had a shred of conscience they'd be issuing an abject apology for the insult.

Oh, and incidentally, even if this IS a good game, this sort of thing leaves such a bad taste in my mouth that I'm damned if I'll download the thing.

May 13 2009 at 3:49 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
homan2

Ha! just bought and played the first round, this is fun.

Sidenote: complaining about opinions of blog writers is like complaining that the Pope only represents Catholics.

May 13 2009 at 12:43 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Lyle

Never played Peggle before, so I downloaded the free trial. Doesn't work. After being warned I only have 1 hour of free play time left, clicking "Play" results in "FATAL ERROR Failed to load image: images/sunglow"

Sorry, not impressed. (And one HOUR of free play? Talk about gracious.)

May 12 2009 at 2:26 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
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Martin

MSN has a version you can play for free that won't crash.

On a side note, exactly what is the "Remember me" checkbox supposed to do? 'Cause it doesn't do what I think it should.

May 12 2009 at 9:22 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Marcus D

I'm a huge fan of Peggle and thought they could have done a better job on the graphics. It looks like a shotty port (even though that's what I was expecting)

May 12 2009 at 1:31 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Ken Broughton

It's irrelevant whether the app is good or not. And it's not even about whether there are backhanders going on or not. This is just disgracefully poor reporting. Yes, it's their blog and they can write what they like. But shame on them nonetheless.

May 12 2009 at 11:55 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
RHernandez

Cool

May 12 2009 at 11:50 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
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