A new Tetris mobile game is coming to iOS and Android devices, bringing the world’s most popular video game of all-time to players on the go.

The game is launching in a basic mode, letting players get in on one mode and five different skins. The game is playable with swipe controls and haptic feedback and will be expanded more in the future. The game is developed by N3twork, and they say that an online leaderboard for the game will also be launched in the near future.

Speaking about the game N3twork’s CEO Neil Young noted: “We’re launching Tetris with a traditional solo gameplay mode, but we want fans to know that we’ve got so much more in store for them. This is just the foundation of an incredible Tetris app experience we’re building at N3twork.”

The launch comes after EA’s Tetris Blitz and Tetris 2011 mobile games were pulled from the mobile app stores from Apple

The Android-powered OUYA mini console comes packed with a controller that can connect wirelessly to the console and is powered by two AA batteries. When compared to the Xbox 360 and PS3 controller, there are a few things we like, but things we don't like too.

First off, the controller doesn't feel as premium as both the PlayStation's and Xbox 360's controllers. In fact, the controller feels very lightweight and creaks in the hand a little.

The battery placement is a little odd too- to place the batteries you have to pull off the sleeves of each controller handle to place a battery in either side. This can be a little awkward, and when paired with the lightweight feel of the controller, it's never a nice thing to have to do.

When playing with the controller though, it felt quite natural in the hand and button placement was in a way that we're all used to. The standard four buttons on the left, two analogue sticks placed similarly to the dual shock controllers, and a

You may have seen a lot of hype for the OUYA, a small console that can be held in your palm and runs off of the Android operating system, the same OS that Samsung's Galaxy phones are based on.

Surprisingly, this small console managed to rack in millions from crowdfunding on kickstarter, and the company has been busy since then signing deals with game developers and manufacturing enough consoles to meet the demand that has been set out.

Finally though, the OUYA is now available to purchase by anybody worldwide, and can be picked up off of the website.

Whilst the OUYA console is miles behind the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in terms of hardware performance and gaming quality, the small box offers a bit of gaming for just $99.

The console includes a dashboard that can be used to download free games- these games will be similar to the kind of games you can get on Android devices- so expect a lot of arcade-type gaming.

Is the OUYA something you'd be interested

You Can Now Play Battlefield 3 on the Go!

Anyone who's been a big fan of EA knows that the publishers always find ways to make portable spin-offs of its big release titles. Last year, they made a Dead Space game for iOS and an Android App called Mass Effect Infiltrator. They were a success according to EA. So they decided to up the ante and make one for Battlefield 3 called Battlefield 3: Aftershock. Well, now it's ready and available for your own personal enjoyment.

The iOS game, which is currently being sponsored by the movie Act of Valor is free to play. Which makes it a great side attraction since it includes a potentially

Track your COD: Elite on any Android Phone

Some great news for Call of Duty fans with Android phones, according to an article on Joystiq, Call of Duty Elite is now available on the Android Market, for no cost at all. This comes immediately after the iOS launch, so no matter what kind of phone you have, you'll be ablle to check your stats, review recent matches and even update your in-game loadout from anywhere. So no matter if you're waiting in line at the movies or waiting for a friend, you can always be sure to be on up to date with the latest stats and news from Elite.

Roxio Makes an Official Store in China to Stop Bootlegging

Angry Birds is popular. When I mean popular, I mean it probably toppled over Tetris when it came to casual gaming that everyone can enjoy. You know you are popular when bootlegged merchandise of your game is availableall across the world by the way of China. Of course, bootlegging can get out of hand and most companies can't do much

Console News - Take your Sony Playstation anywhere!

At Sony's Tokyo Press Conference, Sony announced that they would get into the Android market by releasing PS1 titles, but instead of having their customers download titles one at a time, they would have a program that would act like a suite for the games. The Playstation Suite will also be available on PSP2 as well.

Among the first PS1 games to launch on the service will be Wild Arms, Cool Boarders 2, Rally cross, Medievil and Syphon Filter.

This is great in this blogger's opinion. Because there really isn't that many games for my Android phone aside from the usual. Though I would be concerned about the memory and battery life of my little Samsung moment. But we will just have to wait and see

Pac Man will give you Directions on your Cellphone

If youre tired of using a GPS simply for directions or locating places, and/or sick of your phone app game strictly being kept on the screen, Android now has the perfect game for you. With PacMap, roam the streets as you play your own version of the original PacMan game, incorporating your own neighborhood and using your own directional movements to control the game.

The application will simulate real-life PacMan stages using the Androids GPS function, adding on dots for you to eat by walking from place to place. All of the players movements will control the PacMan avatar. Furthermore, ghosts will appear in the stage and must be avoided as well. In order