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PopCap is known for creating some rather addictive puzzle games that can be played on PC or handheld devices such as an iPhone or DS. Thanks to a deal struck between Sony Online Entertainment and PopCap, five games will be coming to the PlayStation Network in the near future. Bejeweled… Continue Reading »

The final Playstation Store update for the initial month of the New Year (2009) promises to be significantly more feature-packed than what Sony has been previously promoting in its earlier Store updates. The highlighted offerings in the Playstation Store for this week include Bejeweled 2 and Savage Moon, which can… Continue Reading »

FROM APPLETELL - I thought Bejeweled had the market cornered on puzzle-solving games. I was wrong. MyM Link Up is a highly addictive game you can play for hours at a time. MORE »

Get ready to spend more hours killing time in front of your computer - PopCap has just released Bejeweled Twist. Currently, the casual puzzle game is available only through the official Bejeweled Twist site, both as a free demo and a 19.95 full version and is designed for Windows XP… Continue Reading »

D3’s immensely popular and addicting puzzle/RPG hybrid Puzzle Quest will be available later this summer on XBLA (Xbox Live Arcade), with expanded features that take advantage of the live arcade atmosphere. Besides the full online play there will be a complete with a matchmaking service, ranked multiplayer games and voice… Continue Reading »

I was recently flying on Delta and able to play the new eFlyte games included in the Delta on Demand service on the plane. The setup is essentially a small touch screen where you can access pre-installed movies, TV channels, music and casual style games. The screen is mounted into… Continue Reading »

Casual game maker, PopCap Games, announced that it recently hired Andrew Stein to be its Director of Mobile Business Development. Stein was most recently the Senior Marketing Manager - Games for Cingular’s Wireless Media Mall (how does that even fit on a business card?), and also worked for SEGA of… Continue Reading »