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I know you can buy the game for yourself and play it to make your own purchase decision. We were planning on running a hands-on preview of Street Fighter IV iPhone, but Capcom went and released it before we could finish at a party we were attending last night.

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GDC 10: Street Fighter iPhone IV quick preview

At a special GDC edition of “Street Fighter Fight Club,” Capcom announced that the iPhone version of Street Fighter IV should be available on the App Store…

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GDC: Street Fighter IV hits App Store now

Steph Thirion, creator of the early iPhone standout Eliss , has a new game on the way, from a new company. The first game to be released by Thirion’s studio, Little-Eyes, will be Faraway , a project Thiron says “will be about constellations and infinite space travel.” Faraway will be on display at the Kokoromi Gamma IV event tomorrow, and should also be playable at the Gamma IV showcase during GDC .

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Eliss creator’s next game: Faraway

Apple’s platform has lately become the premiere place to find Tale of Tales ‘ unique brand of art games. Just recently, the studio released its meditation on morality, Veritas, to the App Store, and it’s following that up today with a port of its debut game, The Graveyard , for $1.99.

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Tale of Tales’ The Graveyard now on iPhone

Sometimes, folks, you just have to be in awe of technology.

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iPad launches April 3 with largest video game catalog in the universe*

The Red Star never had its chance to reach an audience. Originally in development by Acclaim for Xbox, the game was delayed when Acclaim ceased to exist, and didn’t make it into stores until 2007 (well after the PS3 launch), when XS Games published the PS2 version to generally positive (and occasionally effusive) reviews

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The Red Star to shine on PSP and iPhone this spring

Good news everyone! The Red Star , that cult PS2 shooter/brawler that sold three copies, has been given a second chance at success, this time as a downloadable portable offering. XS Games has announced that The Red Star will be hitting the PSP and iPhone sometime in Spring 2010

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The Red Star coming to PSP and iPhone this spring!

Though we all got a first eyes-on with Street Fighter IV ’s iPhone appearance not too long ago via an exclusive early look from GamePro, Capcom just officially released the first video of the game as well as a smattering of new screenshots (all 32 of which have been conveniently compiled by Andriasang ). And while the trailer seen above features the same two fighters (Ken and Ryu) that the last video did, we certainly don’t mind getting another chance to marvel at the uncanny vision of Street Fighter IV being played competitively on iPhones; it’s quite like being drunk in North Korea — something just doesn’t feel right. The trailer also gives a “Coming March 2010″ at the end, so it would seem that we don’t have too much longer before we’ll be able to marvel at the game from the comfort of our own phones

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New Street Fighter IV iPhone media arrives on US shores

Click image to flip through some screens EA’s going iPhone crazy — well, OK, maybe not crazy , but it’s revealed today in a press release that entries in two of its ongoing series are destined for the touchy-feely handheld. The first item is The Sims 3: World Adventures , an expansion to the surprisingly addictive The Sims 3 .

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Sims 3: World Adventures, Skate It announced for iPhone