Taito has been updating their Facebook fan page like a bunch of maniacs. One of the updates? The image above...hmm...what could it mean?! While the image above is a pretty blatent confirmation, along with this image, their update today solves the mystery:

Firemint's super mega 99¢ bestseller Flight Control has been rendered in stop motion animation form by MrCheeseStopMotion over at Youtube. The project shows the animator (via dry erase board and markers) turning on his "phone", sliding it open, putting in his password, searching for the game in spotlight, loading it up and then playing it. It's good clean fun and will likely a smile on your face. Take a look at what 4.5 hours with a video camera, dry erase board and a dream will get ya:

There are a few games on the iPhone I always come back to. Games that are so fun and have so much replay value that even after playing countless rounds I envision myself continuing to play them for a long time to come. One game on that short prestigious list has to go to, without a doubt, Big Top 10. No matter how many other games I play in between I always come back to this one and a handful of others. It's one of those perfect pickup and play games you can pull out when you're waiting in line or have a few minutes to kill. If you haven't gotten a chance to play the number puzzler you owe it to yourself to check out their recently released lite version. If you find yourself as hooked as the rest of us you can commit to the full thing for only a buck. Go on, get downloadin'. 

Why it just seems like it was the day before yesterday we were teling everyone that Pipe Mania has released a lite version! Chalk up another way to get your paws on Pipe Mania for next to nothing. Starting today and running until the 26th you'll be able to get your hands on the full version of the game for a measly 99¢ (down from $4.99).

Just came across this trailer of the alpha build for the upcoming balancing game Stay by Anthropophagy. The game is simple in concept but it doesn't remind me of anything else that's currently available on the App Store. The goal of the game is to place objects and items on either side of what's essentially a balance beam to keep an object placed in the middle centered without it sliding off from a lopsidded distribution of weight. The longer you're able to keep your object on the board the better. To throw a wrench in the mix some of the objects have special abilities. For instance, one of the boxes will explode and all surrounding objects will react appropriately from the blast. Behold...gameplay footage!