90 Tank Battle download the new version for ipod

This classic DOS game pitted four tanks against each other in turn-based, 2-D battle. _Our take: _Hey, it's Scorched Earth! We used to play this in high school on the computers in the library. You said: 'Seriously? How could this not be at the top?' It's charming, addictive, works very well with the iPhone - and you can't beat the price. At first it's easy, but then you get more-challenging oddly shaped platforms (above) and things like eggs that don't stack perfectly. But instead of just rotating them by 90-degree increments and placing them in neat piles, you have to drag and rotate them with your fingers, then gently build a stack that doesn't fall over. It's fast and fun and makes great use of the iPhone interface.' Bought Rolando but seem to end up playing this free game more. You said: 'Fun, casual stacking game from the folks that made Rolando. Once you buy and place your towers and the enemies flood in, there's nothing you can do except wait to see if your automatic defense system works. Tap Defense is nearly identical to those games - waves of enemies approach your position, and you have to set up increasingly powerful sets of weaponized defense towers to hold them off. _Our take: _You're lucky we even let this one on the list, considering we covered its genre to death with Crystal Defenders and Field Runners in our previous Top 10. You said: 'Set up turrets, then let the demons attack. Cube Runner makes great use of subtle and responsive tilt controls, but it's less a test of your gamer aptitude than an exercise in seeing how long you can be exposed to the same repeating stimulus until you inevitably get distracted and crash. No checkpoints, no goal other than a high score. For each second you stay alive, you get points crash and it's game over. Pilot your ship by tilting the iPhone left and right.

Our take: Looking very much like an early prototype of Star Fox, Cube Runner is a very simple exercise in not screwing up.

Unfortunately (and aggravatingly), the word list isn't complete - we found a lot of words it didn't accept. The 'warp' feature lets you randomize the letters, which helps when forming words.

You're tasked with unscrambling it, but also with coming up with as many smaller words as can be made from its letters in a two-minute time window. Our take: Do you enjoy playing Jumble in the daily paper? Just like the well-known pen-and-paper puzzle, WordWarp gives you a scrambled six-letter word. You said: 'Take six given letters and make as many words as possible in the time limit.'

90 Tank Battle download the new version for ipod