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Game Oven's whimsical dancing game for two players, with choreography by the Dutch National Ballet. Twist and twirl elegantly, or get entangled with a friend. Holding either end of a device, you tilt the device around a virtual sphere following a path of rings. You swing your arms and twist your body, and before you know it, you are already dancing.

Ever wanted to be a hacker? Hack your way into the heart of a mysterious organization to uncover their secrets..

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EpicWin is an animated and visually detailed application, that gives your simple tasklist an atmosphere and humour like never before.

Coke Zero presents the first location-based video game that lets you play a real-life version of TRON: Legacy.

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C64 ($4.99 – iTunes link], a Commodore 64 emulator for the iPhone (and iPod touch) is now available from the App Store, despite having been previously rejected by Apple. FCC spotlight? Phil Schiller intervention? Simple change of heart? Sounds more like a slight change of code, says the C64 blog: Ultimately, BASIC has been removed for this release; however, we hope that working with Apple further will allow us to re-enable it.

Delight your Senses in this new twist on a classic boardwalk game. Experience the Wonders of the ocean depths. Gaze in Awe as strange alien creatures descend from the skies. Join Us on a journey through lush, sun-filled fields and dazzling carnival nights. Test your Skills as you amass vast quantities of tickets which can be redeemed for virtual baubles and trinkets.

The premium social play network for iPhone & iPod touch Plus+ connects you to a community of gamers, like you, across a growing array of games. Have a completionist streak? Play to unlock every game award. Want to take on the world? Vie for a spot on our global leaderboards. Feel like starting something? Send direct challenges to your friends and step up the competition.

Set in the middle of the Sengoku period, play as Daisuke Shimada, a wandering samurai who travels around Japan. During the most dangerous times, Daisuke must ultimately defeat the mad and awful Daimyo Hattoro, who rules the province. * First hack and slash game developed specifically to leverage the iPhone. * Visit unique environments in the Japan in a feudal 16th century setting. * Unlock all combo attacks and master your skills. * Original comic storytelling. * Special Dojo mode. Fight in the arena sparing enemies in the rounds. * Original soundtrack.

It´s finally here - the best-selling single personal computer of all time, with over 30 million units sold worldwide.

A calm and meditative game of wrapping rope around wooden sculptures. Something to be enjoyed at a slow pace: a game where a high score is not the goal. Zen Bound is designed to challenge in a subtle way, it does not attack or force the player.

At ngmoco:) we're committed to making these devices the leading platforms for games by building great software that's only available on the iPhone & iPod Touch. What you'll see from us is a range of games, available at a range of prices from free to premium, that are fun, beautiful and compelling. We'll strive to raise the bar for gaming on the platform and our commitment to customers is that we'll always try to give you great games that showcase this amazing device in a broad range of categories.

We love iPhone. And we love to build things, so we got together to build a family of fun, social apps for iPhone and share them with the world. On any given day (or night), expect to find half a dozen of the Tapulous regulars at "The Shop", our office in downtown Palo Alto, California. We have great designers, iPhone hackers from the good old days, award-winning Mac developers, and lots of entrepreneurial energy. Plus we have great investors, and we love them for believing in our vision: Andy Bechtolsheim and Roy Sardina via HighBAR Ventures, Marc Benioff, Jeff Clavier, Katrina Garnett, Khosla Ventures, Rajeev Motwani, Ben Smith and Rob Theis, to name a few.