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

The iPod touch has been put on the market as a gaming device, and certainly not without success. With a pretty large amount of games in the App Store, and fairly low priced, the iPod touch seems to form a threat to Nintendo DS and Sony PSP. » Apple Getting More Serious With Gaming Industry?

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

The Avatar hype seems to have no end. Gameloft is going to release the iPhone version of the Avatar game. To show off the game, they launched a trailer. Knowing Gameloft this will be another great game to have on your iPhone. The graphics look stunning as usual and the price will probably be affordable as well. » Avatar Hype Reaches iPhone

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

John Carmack is the creator of the classic Doom, a game recently launched in the App Store. In an interview with website Kotaku, Carmack explains that Apple is not happy with the growing popularity of games for the iPhone and iPod touch. This seems  a bit strange since Apple is making ads saying that especially the iPod touch is good for playing games on. » Apple Not Happy With iPhone As Gaming Platform?

Gameloft is one of the few developers who is constantly developing new games. With 4,000 employess they are capable of producing almost one game a week. Thanks to the games they make for the iPhone their sales have gone up with 18% in the first 9 months of this year. That means they achieved a demand of 90,2 million dollars. » Gameloft Sees Sales Rising Because Of iPhone