According to 1Up.com:

Everything you’ve come to expect from Myst can still be found in this version. According to original developer Cyan (via What They Play), all of the “original Myst sights and sounds” have returned fully intact, with navigation being handled by a series of “simple touch or swipe moves.”

Because of the way the iPhone & iPod touch install apps, Myst requires 1.5GB of free space to install, though it will reduce in size to 727MB or so once it’s on. System requirements call for iPhone 2.2.1 software.

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[via PCWorld]

Kotaku wrote:

Described as a “multiplayer online adventure fighting game,” Watchmen: Justice Is Coming brings post-Keene Act, pre-events of Watchmen vigilante action to the iPhone and iPod Touch. The game uses Last Legion’s cloudMMO tech that will allow on-the-go gamers to experience “an ever-changing gaming environment, chat with other players and participate in street battles.”

That means isometric adventuring on the rain-soaked streets of an alternate universe Manhattan, plus one-on-one fighting game mechanics. Watchmen: Justice Is Coming looks to offer vigilante avatar customization and a “skills editor.”

For more details, check out the official website.

[via Kotaku]

This cool-looking GameGrip for iPhone came out today in Japan from Trinity, a company that makes lots of cool-looking accessories for Apple products. The bright blue gaming grip has a silicon sweat-proof lining and neatly tucked in slits for cables in case you’re playing while charging or have a headset plugged in.

iPhone user can buy a game grip include dedicated silicon case.

Full spesifications [in Japanese]

[via Tokyo Mango]

• iPhone tips for beginner: TUAW listed some technical aspects and tips to start using your lovely device. You can learn a basic guide to the functions of your new iPhone.
• Great apps you can explore: What apps are you going to load onto it? PCMag lists 21 cool apps, while Silicon Alley Insider offers 21 great apps for you to choose.
• Yay! A bunch of cool games: Are you a gamer? iPhone would be your best mate to enjoy it. Check-out 10 favorites games according to VentureBeat or Gizmodo. A MacWorld insights is also worth reading.

So, enjoy your new iPhone!

I think what I like best about Sudoku Unlimited is how simple it is. Not the game, mind you. Sudoku can be very difficult. But the layout of the application is simple and easy to understand. You’re provided with just enough options to give you some control over the game but not so many it overwhelms you.

For instance, when working on a puzzle, you can make notes in each of the open boxes for numbers that you think might fit there, just like you would on a piece of paper. Also, there are five different settings that provide you with beginner-level ease to you-have-to-be-nuts difficulty. Plus, you can change the way the board looks with three different skins.

If you’re brand new to the game, you can select the “Auto-fill” function which automatically enters in all the possible numbers that can go in the open boxes via the Notes function. This is a great way to get familiar with the game. You can also “Clear Notes” and get a Hint if you’re stuck.

I enjoyed this Sudoku game. And while there are several other games like this on the App Store–some of which are free–this one brings a sense of completeness to the plate. If you like Sudoku, this one’s worth the few bucks.