Sony has added 11 new games to the PlayStation Store for Android phones and tablets featuring the Sony PlayStation Suite. Normally 11 new games in an app store wouldn’t be all that exciting, but given how few games have been available for Sony’s PlayStation certified Android devices, this is kind of big news. The new games include: A Bug’s Life Disney’s Atlantis: The Lost Empire… Read more »

The folks behind the Humble Bundle offer a pack of games that you can buy for just about any price you like. The second bundle just went live, and it includes 4 games that are new to Android. If you pay more than the average price you’ll also get a 5th game. Aside from the pay-what-you-like pricing, there are a few other features that make… Read more »

Mobile game developer Gameloft has launched a new app store for its Android titles. It’s called Gameloft Live, and if that sounds a lot like Xbox Live, there’s good reason. Like Xbox Live, the new Gameloft app isn’t just a store for buying and downloading games. It’s also a social hub that lets you send messages or chat with your friends, invite them to play… Read more »

Game developer Gameloft is running a massive sale for the next week. Starting this morning at 10:00AM Pacific, all of the company’s games availabel from the Android Market will be available for 99 cents. The sale runs through 10:00AM PST on January 5th, 2012. Some of Gameloft’s titles are always just under a buck, but some of the company’s higher-end games such as Order & Chaos Online… Read more »

Every day dozens of new games are released for mobile phones and tablets — but every now and again you don’t want a new game. What you want is to relive a truly great classic game that you first played on a Playstation or computer. Recently two of those classic games found their way to iOS and Android. The first is Sonic CD, a Sonic the… Read more »

OnLive is a service that lets you play video games by streaming them over the internet. We’re not talking about dinky Flash-based games here though. We’re talking about console-quality games that you’d normally need a Playstation 3 or Xbox 360 to play. The company offers a box that you can connect to your TV to turn it into a game console, as well as a… Read more »

Qualcomm is getting ready to take on NVIDIA in the Android gaming space. NVIDIA unveiled the Tegra Zone store for Android games optimized for NVIDIA Tegra processors earlier this year. Today Qualcomm unveiled its own game discovery app. It’s called Snapdragon GameCommand and it will highlight video games designed to run on Qualcomm Snapdragon chips. The chip-maker already highlights games with its Snapdragon Game Pack which launched… Read more »

Rockstar Games has announced plans to launch Grand Theft Auto III for Android and iOS. It’s been 10 years since the crazy popular video game hit the scene, but it still offers more depth than an awful lot of games available for mobile platforms today. It should be interesting to see how Rockster revamps the classic to work on mobile devices with touchscreen displays. The… Read more »

Some video games you play over and over again. Others you might play for a few hours until you complete a quest, and then you never load the games again. Those are the sort of games that you might want to consider renting rather than buying outright. While companies have been offering rentals for PC and console games for a while, WildTangent and T-Mobile have… Read more »

While you may not find many in the Android Market these days, there’s no shortage of video game console emulators for Google Android. These apps let you play classic GameBoy, Nintendo, or even Playstation games on your phone — assuming you have the video game ROMs, which I’ll just go ahead and assume you obtained legally. Last week developer Yonzh released an updated version of… Read more »