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PopCap today announced that the iPhone port of Plants vs. Zombies is heading to Apple’s handheld on February 15, seemingly aiming for the exact day that it had originally approximated for a delayed release . What’s more, the publisher has also released the first trailer for the game (seen above), showing off the port’s pared down touch-based controls and getting us even more (trepidatiously) pumped for the impending release.

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Plants vs. Zombies shambling to iPhones February 15

Halo Wars Say what you will about the game’s simplicity, or the brevity of the single-player campaign, but Ensemble Studios absolutely nailed console real-time strategy with Halo Wars .

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Best of the Rest: Richard’s Picks of 2009

Halo Wars Say what you will about the game’s simplicity, or the brevity of the single-player campaign, but Ensemble Studios absolutely nailed console real-time strategy with Halo Wars . The controls work beautifully, allowing for the kind of granular management required in RTS games, and yet they remain simple enough for almost anyone to get the hang of the game. Add great online multiplayer and it’s one tasty proposition.

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Best of the Rest: Richard’s Picks of 2009

You’ve known it was coming. Like Lon Chaney Jr

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Plants vs. Zombies coming to iPhone in late January

This is a just a warning to any zombies considering joining the New York City Halloween parade. Pictured above are some of the plants that PopCap will be sending to march in said parade . As you — the zombies — well know, these plants will most certainly assure your demise.

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Plants vs. Zombies to march in NYC Halloween parade

Downloadable defense game sensation Plants vs. Zombies invades the nation’s largest Halloween celebration, as hordes of zombies and their leafy foes take to the streets in New York City ’s 36th Annual Village Halloween Parade . Popcap Games is an official sponsor of this year’s Village Halloween Parade, and they’re not content to be represented by a lousy street sign

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Plants Vs. Zombies In The Streets Of New York [Happy Halloween]

In what might be the most shocking turn of events in recent history, PopCap Games ‘ Garth Chouteau recently told Kombo.com that the company is looking to bring its most recent addictive substance, Plants vs Zombies , to more platforms. The game is currently available only on PC and Mac. In other news, it turns out that PopCap enjoys making giant piles of cash.

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Surprise! Plants vs Zombies headed to more platforms

PopCap Games went outside of their Peggle comfort zone with the quirky tower defense title, Plants vs. Zombies . Their risk is now their reward — Plants vs.

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Plants vs Zombies, the ‘best-selling game PopCap’s ever had’

While tower defence games have seemingly been done to death , there’s still room for innovation in the genre. Like the kind that PopCap Games ‘ Plants vs Zombies provides.

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Plants vs Zombies Micro-Review: The Seeds Of Success [Review]