Apple released two new iPhone ads. This time the purpose is to promote the fact that the App Store has more then 100,000 apps. » Apple Launched Two New Ads

Apple must have expedited the reapproval of Crescent Moon Games’ Ravenswordas it appeared in the App Store early this morning for $6.99. » “Ravensword” Finally Arrived In The App Store

True Axis has released its much anticipated Jet Car Stunts racer which has been described as “a fun, over the top, 3D driving game, with massive jumps, mid-air hoops, floating platforms, spiral roadways, outlandish maneuvers and impossible environments.” » “Jet Car Stunts” Raced To The App Store

Many many people are waiting for the game Ravensword to be released. The Unity engine seems to be able to deliver a highly detailed game. However, the developers of the game got bad news. Ravensword has been rejected by Apple because of some API’s which exists inside of all Unity games. » “Ravensword” Rejected By Apple

The approval system of Apple has been in the news this year more often then previous years. According to the complaints the system is slow and developers don’t get any insight at all. Many developers had to wait weeks (sometimes even months) before their application was finally approved and showed up in the App Store. To give the developers some insight and a little bit more bearable, Apple made a tracking system which shows the steps to follow before the app gets approved.

» Apple Gives Developers More Insight With Tracking System

Speed Forge Extreme is a futuristic combat racing game. The promises a full  featured game with impressive graphics and specific support for the iPhone  3GS.

» “Speed Forge Extreme” Soon In The App Store

Capcom release the iPhone version of their long running Ghosts ‘n Goblins franchise with the “Gold Knights” edition. » Ghosts ‘N Goblins “Gold Knights” In The App Store