The original iPhone games: Favorites from the 2008 Ars staff

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The original iPhone games: Favorites from the 2008 Ars staff

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This week, we’re looking back at the original iPhone and examining its impact on the 10-year anniversary of the device’s release. Earlier today, we explored how the iPhone affected gaming during its first decade, and as such we thought this round-up of our favorite titles from the first batch of iPhone games deserved another look. This resurfaced piece first ran on August 5, 2008.

The App Store has introduced a bevy of third-party apps in every category imaginable. Admittedly, some are of questionable quality, but others, we have discovered, are made of pure win with a sprinkle of crack cocaine. At the Ars Orbiting HQ, we find ourselves frequently chatting about which apps we can’t live without, and games are naturally at the top of everyone’s lists. Because we love our readers, we thought we might share with you a list of our favorite iPhone games that you should check out. Here we go, in no particular order.

Dizzy Bee

Price: $2.99, free version available (Free in 2017)
Developer: Igloo Games

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