Marc Kusnierz | Tuesday, October 20, 2009 at 12:25PM 
An interesting concept that doesn't end up working particularly well.
Kyper is all about getting to the highest speed possible, while avoiding asteroids at the same time. The unique aspect of Kyper is that in order to increase your speed, you’ll have to fly as close as possible to certain asteroids and avoid other asteroids at the same time.
Marc Kusnierz | Monday, October 19, 2009 at 10:45AM 
It's Facebook for the iPhone...and it's kind of better than the "real" Facebook.
I’m phoning it in with this review. Facebook for the iPhone is a terrific app and I happen to find it preferable to the “real” Facebook. I’m not really into the whole Facebook/Myspace world anymore, but this particular app motivates me to be a bit more active.
Marc Kusnierz | Sunday, October 18, 2009 at 8:50AM 
Doodle sorta rhymes with cool, and that reminds me of FUEL. Wait, what?!
Doodle Jump is a relatively simple game. The entire purpose is to get your little doodle guy as high as possible while dodging enemies, holes, and never missing a platform. The world is filled with power-ups and hazards and it’s never the same game twice. With all that said, Doodle Jump is completely reliant on tilt controls and thankfully they work almost flawlessly.
Marc Kusnierz | Sunday, October 18, 2009 at 6:50AM 
There are two things that scare me more than anything else. The potential death of my fully-BC PS3 and the potential death of my limited edition red Xbox 360. One of these two fears has become a reality and it just so happened to be the latter. My red Xbox 360 has received the E68 error code, which delivers one red light and hardware failure.
Marc Kusnierz | Saturday, October 17, 2009 at 8:25AM 
Question: Why are they called "Suicide Girls" when they never commit suicide?
I can’t say that I’m familiar with the entire “Suicide Girl” universe, but that’s not needed to find enjoyment from this choose your own adventure-esque game. Seduce a Suicide Girl has you working your way to a “sexy, 17+ make-out session with her (Zoli Suicide)”, but don’t expect anything too risqué.
Marc Kusnierz | Friday, October 16, 2009 at 8:45AM 
It's solitaire and it works, what more do you need?
Solitaire Premium is a great solitaire game with responsive controls and nice animations. The app store is littered with dozens of different solitaire games and it may be hard to find the right one, but Solitaire Premium is a great version of the familiar card game.
Marc Kusnierz | Thursday, October 15, 2009 at 11:30AM 
God's favorite game! - According to Dogma.
Skee-Ball is one of the best games I’ve played on the iPhone. Skee-ball is not a game that has crossed my mind since the good ol’ days of Chuck E. Cheese, but this game makes me want to revisit my local Chuck E. Cheese like a creepy old guy (ie. Paul Reubens) and rock some skee-ball with God.
Marc Kusnierz | Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 9:20AM 
SquareMaze really utilizes the power of the iPhone!
SquareMaze is a game where you try to move a box through a “maze” without touching any other object. It could have been a decent game, but it’s extremely short and it doesn’t help that the game is completely broken.
Marc Kusnierz | Tuesday, October 13, 2009 at 1:50PM 
You my friend are a douche bag.
ADoucheBag is an app that consists of a button and over a dozen different ways to say “you’re a douche bag.” If you’re honestly expecting more than that after reading the title, you’re definitely going to be disappointed. For those who enjoy a little stupidity every now and again, ADoucheBag is good for a laugh.
Marc Kusnierz | Monday, October 12, 2009 at 10:45AM 
Yay for more flags! Sorry, but how can I be witty when talking about flags?
USFlagTrophy is the same game as FlagTrophy; it’s just confined to the fifty American states, as opposed to the entire world. Like FlagTrophy, USFlagTrophy is another good tool for learning flags and having fun at the same time, but its lack of variety hurts replayability.
