Got a 4th Gen Ipod Touch. Downloaded Plants vs. Zombies and Angry Birds instantly. :3

Canabalt. Get it, or you are shunned forever! >:3

Maybe when I get more money... and all of the good games I could get start to die down. ;P

TILT TO LIVE!

At the very least, I think there's a light free version, which you may actually find sufficent. It only has one of the 4 modes (and probably doesn't have the option to in-app purchase a 5th mode like the full version), but it's pretty much the mode this game was built off of, so yeah. LIGHT VERSION IS FREEEEE!!!

Tap Studio 3 is free at the moment and it's great.
You can make Guitar Hero-like songs yourself with the music on your iThingy

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http://www.freeappaday.com/

They're not always great, but every so often a gem pops up.

I just recently bought an iPhone, and I have to say, while I don't feel like I'm going to play it as a dedicated handheld gaming system, there's some good stuff on the App Store. I only really care for the legitimate non-Flash-game-type stuff, though. (Well, that and NinJump) Examples include: Infinity Blade, BIT.TRIP BEAT, and Mega Man II, although the difficulty was scaled way down on that.

Bit.Trip Beat and Mega Man II on the iPhone suck, IMO.

WinPho7 is getting Doodle Jump, geoDefense, Angry Birds, Plants vs Zombies, Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode 1, and Hydro Thunder Go.

edit: with the obligatory Xbox Live Achievements that go with them.

C/D: Tomena Sanner is avail on iPhone/Droid/BB???

New obsession: Tiny Wings. It's incredibly addictive, and absolutely perfect for the iStuff. It's also been number 1 for over a week, being only the second game I can think of that was not on sale to dethrone some form of Angry Birds from the top within the last year (the other was Cut the Rope).

@Mickeymac: Eh, I like them.

Bit.Trip Beat is arguably more playable than its Wiiware counterpart (plus is has more harder levels available), but yeah MM2 is atrocious on iPhone. Then again, everything is worse on iPhone than it is on anything else.

Bit Trip Beat is impossible to play on the go, which to me defeats the entire point of playing it on the iPhone.

@Mickey - my nigh-perfect scores on all 3 regular stages obtained during a flight would beg to disagree...are you saying the motion/turbulence of being on the road/in the air makes accurate tilt too difficult? I personally had no trouble at all and it felt exactly the same as playing it sitting on my chair at my apartment....maybe I just had a lucky mostly-turbulence-free flight though.

I tried sitting in a car and playing it and the twists and turns and bumps made it tough to play. I can't imagine how it would be on the bus (not that I would ever bring an iPod touch on the bus).

lol, apparently not. :3

World of Goo on iPad is a good example — high-definition multi-touching goo > pointing at it.

And the Wireless mouse beats all.

Wireless mouse doesn't have multitouch, and you don't get to FEEL THE GOO AT YOUR FINGERTIPS. The iPad version is sooooo gooooo-d.

I'm serious though, dragging with a mouse will never feel as natural as actually doing it. It does give you a bit more pixel-perfect precision, but when I need to build structures fast I'd rather have the more reliable precision of my fingers.