Play the guitar on your mobile phone like a rock god without any musical knowledge!

Features (may vary by handset):

• The first musical game for mobile phones totally devoted to the guitar and rock music.
• 8 world-famous rock hits: Message in a Bottle, Banquet, Heart-Shaped Box, Smoke on the Water...
• Very simple controls fully adapted to the game on mobile and accessible to all players.
• No musical or guitar knowledge required to have a blast!
• Rock Star mode: start out in a garage and work your way up to filling the biggest arenas with fans!
• An exceptional lifespan with 51 levels and 3 levels of difficulty.

Let the croupiers of Platinum Solitaire® welcome you into some of the world's most prestigious casinos. Try your luck at the four different games: you'll be hooked!

Features (may vary by handset):

• Four different games: Traditional Solitaire and three new additions: Golf, FreeCell and Pyramid.
• Play Solitaire in some of the world’s classiest casinos: La Grande Folie, Venezia, Sphinx Hall and Paradise Island! The croupiers will even greet you on your way in!
• Win as much money as you can, get jackpots and bonuses, and beat your best scores!
• Spend hours mastering this classic game – it’s totally addictive!

Back in the 1980s, there was only one way for young men to build up fearsome wrist strength. No, not that. I'm talking joystick waggling – which isn't a euphemism. See, in the days of 8-bit home computers, you couldn't count yourself a proper gamer unless you could waggle a joystick from side to side at ninja speeds while playing multi-event athletic games.

Forget drugs, alcohol or designer clothes. Many British kids ended up spending their pocket money on replacement controllers thanks to games like Daley Thompson's Decathlon.

Anyway, the point is nobody uses joysticks any more apart from nerdy PC flight simulator fans, and waggling a virtual 747 isn't really advisable. But the concept of knackering your hardware trying to hurl a javelin lives on, in Playman Summer Games 3 on mobile.

I tell you, my N81 is quite possibly ruined for other games, having spent a week with RealArcade's newie. The '4' and '6' keys certainly aren't what they were before this turned up.

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Legends and sagas are immortal -- but those who remember them die. When the time will come, and monsters will rise from darkness -- one push will be enough to make heavens fall on earth, and seas to boil,... and there will be no one who would remember at least one legend.
About the last hero, who'll carry the heaviest burden.
Whole world.

When the time of Aivail has come -- there were three of them.
The three men, who'll decide if the world will live, or it has to give way to coming emptiness.

This is the story of one of them.

Features and innovations:

• Story of hero-knight, and two different endings depending on his actions;
• Developed dialogues influencing game process;
• Ability to select new skills during development;
• Aivail global map mode, allowing hero to move between locations;
• Stores and forts, in which player can buy artifacts and magic scrolls, and also recruit troops of different races;
• Ability to gain money and magic artifacts in battle;
• Inventory and hero's doll, allowing to equip him at discretion;
• New battle system with detailed reflecting of unit characteristics and damage;
• Battle balance, specially reworked for increasing of battle dynamics, with many new tactical abilities;
• More than 80 types of artifacts -- armor, weapon, magic objects and potions;
• 23 magic spells of 6 different chools -- Fire, Water, Air, Earth, Space and Light for using on scrolls;
• 21 new unit -- including mummies, gnomes-musketeers, orcish shamans, Devil incarnates, elementals of elements and mysterious Chimeras;
• Units' special skills -- stunning, lulling, curse and active magic acting during the battle;
• Accidental meetings during travels on Global maps, adding the element of suddenness.

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Think of the classic arcade plane shooter, 1942. Now think of it with revamped graphics, add in a storyline, cool fireworks like explosions and special effects, and bigger, bad-er weapons that couldn’t possible exist in that era. You’ve got yourself Gameloft’s new Air Strike 1944!

Air Strike 1944 gives you the command of one of three types of fighter planes, each different in terms of speed and fire power. You get to choose one, and you must stick with it throughout the game. It’s almost like a clone of Sky Force in that way. The game itself is pretty smooth, and the action is practically non stop, as it should be with an arcade game. There are plenty of enemy planes of various sizes to blast, and double that amount of enemy fire to evade! It’s addictive that’s for sure, the mindless blasting and shooting. And to be frank of all the arcade games for mobile I’ve played, I found Air Strike 1944 the hardest! It’s certainly not a walk in the park, but thank god there’s plenty of lives to collect as you play the game, and not to mention you’ve got 5 credits to use if you’ve used those all up too. But not too worry, if you still lose even all your credits in a level, that doesn’t mean you have to start the game all over again. The game is saved after every level, so if you’ve run of credits, you simply start that level again. Credits lets you continue the level from where you died. See the difference? I don’t recommend using credits though, fighting a boss with a level one weapon is practically suicide.

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Use your sharp blade and your transformation powers to save your beloved's life... and yours

Features:

• Enter an absorbing gothic environment thanks to impressive music and a 3D-like graphic background.
• 11 levels to explore, from huge castles and cathedrals to dark woods and caves.
• Great replay value: play through levels you've already finished to discover additional secrets.
• Challenging gameplay: use your transformation ability to reach hidden inaccessible spots.
• Upgrade your fire sword and ice spear to perform more powerful attacks and magic.
• Legions of dark creatures to fight (werewolves, gargoyles, zombies, etc.) in fabulous decors.

I just finished the Off-road Dirt Motocross mobile game from Gameloft. I love playing racing games on the cell phone ‘coz I am able to play them in between the things I need to do daily.

The Off-road Dirt Motocross initially offers two modes of game play — instant and arcade mode. Don’t think I need to explain instant. The arcade mode could be thought of as something like a racing tour. You get to race in different parts of the world.

The 3D graphics of the mobile game are great. Attention to detail has been given to even include such effects as the rays of the sun. There are different scenes depending on the location of the race. Controlling your bike is as easy as it gets especially if your mobile phone has a d-pad or joystick.

During arcade mode, each location offers 4 types of races — a normal motocross race, a race against time, a “last man standing” type of race which is called road rage. The 4th race which is a duel race against the leader in that location gets unlocked only when you have accomplished the first three races.

You start out with a very simple motocross bike. As you gain money thru your winnings in the races, you can use the money to perform a mod on your bike. Certain special tuning capabilities become available as your progress to the game.

One tip when playing the mobile game is not to spend all your money on tuning the bike because you might end up not being able to unlock the other locations. There is a price tag to unlocking the other locations so you have to save some of your money to buy into the race.

The Off-road dirt motocross has a particular twist to the game. After finishing all the locations on the map, you can actually unlock another location by connecting to Gameloft.

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