Check out the dark fighter main thread if anyone needs some impressions on it. It's the idevices newest rts, with multiplayer. Ron, hit me up with a pm on when we can catch a game xD.
If you're looking for 0.99 games, check out the EA sale. Everything, and I mean ecerything is a dollar, including red alert, nfs:shift, etc cheers.
Yo SRD: finally played hector abs I just have to say wow. It hurts to say, but this is more mindblowing than PW. I freaking swear man. It's just crazy.. Anyways, still got a bunch of games to test out. I think I'll try nec rising for a bit now. But yeah, get Hector..just wow. Nec rising is great man! Watched that long ass tutorial and owned the first boss. Very fun so far.
I'd say that PW would give more playtime than both of those combined if it's length you're looking for.
Well it depends on you - if you like reading like me, I played PW non-stop for a week. IMO, I'd get SSS and PW, play SSS when you get bored of reading. You can get PoP next time
I don't have the game myself, but you can check out the AppSpy and Appvee reviews. Apparently there's annoying loading circles that load in the actual game or whatever.
EA is having a 99 cent sale. I guess all their games are worth getting? EDIT: Oh now Ferrari GT and Castle of Magic are 99 cents too... Glory
I enjoy robot unicorn attack a lot, it is quite addictive, has smooth gameplay and when you get far into the game you feel like a gangsta. If you are still on the fence go and play it on adult swim's website to see if its for you.
I have both and still play both regularly. I love the music in both of them and they are great to pick up and play for short periods of time.
I'm considering getting Madden while it's on sale since I need a good football game. Is it worth it, or should I just save up for something else?
NFS Shift is obvious. To me, Undercover was even better since its sense of speed was far greater than Shift's. Also, NBA Live is good if you like basketball and Command and Conqueror is a decent RTS (although LASW is far superior).