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Plants vs. Zombies coming to iPhone on February 15th
Yes, PopCap is at it again -- this time, their crazy addictive (just like all of their games) take on the tower defense genre, Plants vs. Zombies, is headed off to the iPhone. They just tweeted confirmation a little while ago, and released this trailer showing all of the flower vs. undead action that we enjoyed so much in the other versions of the game, squeezed into the smaller screen of the iPhone.
They don't mention a price point, but I'm guessing it'll come out at $4.99, since that's what most of their releases have debuted at (though if you're patient, it'll probably drop down in price after a while). I'll tell you that yes, if you've never played it, the game is more than worth $5, but even if you don't believe me, you can go play it online for free and see what you think. PopCap is the master of dropping colorful graphics, sparkling gameplay, and constant little rewards on your plate, so PvZ on the iPhone will probably be yet another meal you won't want to stop eating.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Scotty2shots said 6:37PM on 2-08-2010
Rocket Mania! Popcap, please! Rocket Mania on my iPhone!
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crazypenguin said 7:06PM on 2-08-2010
Great game, Not sure how easily i'll be able to control it with such a tiny screen though. At least this means I can use it with the iPad later when i want to use one :P
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RBasil said 10:33PM on 2-08-2010
2+months late, but... Finally! W00! H00!
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Albert said 8:31PM on 2-08-2010
I probably wouldn't be getting this game for the iPhone, since if I know how much work I didn't get done when I had it installed on my Mac last year.
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Justin said 11:02PM on 2-08-2010
I've been waiting for the iPhone version of this game to come out since before the game was out on PC/Mac! I'm super excited!
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Derek said 1:53PM on 2-09-2010
Looking forward to PvZ on iPhone... I have Peggle on both PC and iPhone, and can attest to its enduring addictiveness. Two years later and I still play it regularly, I can't think of any other game I've gotten so much play out of. I'm not even sure that crack is an adequate metaphor here...
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