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- SimCity iPhone
- Simulation
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- Simulation
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- TRIVIAL PURSUIT®
- Puzzle
- NASCAR Kart Racing
- Racing, Kids, Sports
- MySims Party
- Simulation, Kids
- C&C Red Alert 3: Uprising
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- Battlefield Heroes
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- Simulation
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iPhone and iPod games put the action right in your hands and let you live out your fantasy of creating new worlds, solving puzzles, or playing classic board games on the go. Whether you’re building new cities, swinging for the green, rolling the dice, or passing Go, iPhone and iPod games offer fun on the run for video game fans of all ages. Available as online downloads, the greatest family, casual, sports, and puzzle games are just an iPhone—or iPod—away!
Leading the Way in iPhone and iPod Games
Electronic Arts develops an ever-growing range of fun and exciting iPhone and iPod games, including SPORE Origins, SimCity, The Sims DJ, The Sims Bowling, Tiger Woods PGA TOUR, and more. EA’s versions of Tetris, Scrabble, and Monopoly Here and Now: The World Edition for iPhone and iPod have become instant “virtual” classics by claiming their spots on Apple’s Top 50 Application Store list.
Fans of some of Electronic Arts’ most successful franchises can play on their iPhone or iPod. In SPORE Origins, for instance, players can put their iPhone's motion-sensing accelerometer to the test by tilting, turning, and twisting their SPORE creature through the primordial ooze. Sports fans can tee it up and play with or against Tiger Woods and other PGA TOUR greats in Tiger Woods PGA TOUR. Players can even create a golfer on their iPhone or iPod and climb the ranks as an Amateur, Pro, or Legend while playing on their favorite courses.
Electronic Arts and the Future
The popularity of iPhone and iPod games is definitely on the rise. As EA brings more and more games to market for these new platforms, there’s no doubt that your iPhone and iPod will be even harder to put down in the coming future.
