the prices of items through their bar codes, but when you want to while away ten
minutes or even an hour, there are some great game apps out there – and they
cost less than you think.
All genres are represented – from simple ping pong games we all love remember if
we are of a certain age, to first person shooters and the graphics can be
surprisingly good for such a small engine.
The beauty of game apps is that you can actually find FREE games. You may be
forgiven for thinking that a free app is a poor app, but no. Some of the games
are free for a ‘limited period only’ and these are the ones to bag when the
opportunity arises. Others are ‘limited download’ of a game which is for sale in
the full version (these are great because you can try before you buy).
Some good examples of free games are ‘Call of Mini – Zombies’, ‘Infinity Blades’
and, though not strictly a game, ‘Shark fingers 3D’.
If you are ever in doubt as to which games to choose there is a free app called
‘Top 1000 Free Apps’ – I think the title self explains it all.
After you’ve explored the free apps, then it’s up to you how much you invest but
the games are normally from .69p upwards. Some titles worth a mention are
‘Modern Combat 2’ at £4.99, ‘Prince of Persia – Warrior Within’ at £1.99 (both
with free demo apps) and ‘Need for Speed’ at .69p.
As I am writing a critique on gaming apps I will just voice one personal gripe.
When people spend .69p on a game and then comments that it’s ‘not worth the
money’ (and you know who you are), please stop it. It’s .69p. Delete the game,
go to the free apps and GET A LIFE.
I feel better for having said that.
Anyway, in short, there is a whole gaming world out there to be downloaded, so
close this blog and go have fun.
But do come back again and don't forget you can follow me on Twitter @Kainen007 or send me a Email kainen007@live.co.uk with what games you would like me to review or just leave a comment on this page.
Happy Gaming....
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