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PopCap launches Peggle for iPhone, iPod touch
PopCap has released its long-awaited version of Peggle for the iPhone and iPod touch. Peggle challenges players to fire a metallic ball from the top of the screen in hopes of clearing as many orange, green, and blue pegs as possible. Players must clear all orange pegs from the screen to advance, while green pegs offer power-ups such as area-clearing blasts, pinball flipper-like lobster claws, and fireballs, and blue pegs can be cleared for a large point bonus. In addition, the game offers a iPhone and iPod touch-exclusive zoom mode, on-screen controls, and new types of style shots. Peggle for the iPhone and iPod touch is available now from the App Store and sells for $5.
For more information on Peggle, see our full review.
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This game is ridiculously fun and cool. And eventually, I suspect my output at work will be reduced significantly as a result.
Posted by Flippy Hambone on May 12, 2009 at 5:29 PM (CDT)