
Ooh, Klondike Chromatic! Your favorite!
Mondo Solitaire packs 101 games (with tweakable rules for more than 200 total possibilities) into one $10 app. The graphics are smooth, the controls are easy to master, and the help is actually helpful.
Plus, Mondo can teach you about games you've never heard of. (Even a few games your octogenarian Uncle Morty isn't familiar with, we'd wager.) Xerxes? Miss Milligan? Swamp Drainer? They're all here.
The landscape-view interface is nice, and you can pick a game from the menu by flcking through them in Cover Flow style. Or just tap the Surprise button in the menu and the game will pick a random mode for you to play. That's how we discovered our new favorite, Grandfather's Clock.
uh, no...
Submitted by photogirl333 on Wed, 2008-08-27 06:32
You lost me at $10....
don't get me wrong, the app store is great, and since it's release, I have TONS of apps on my iPhone, however, they are all FREE. I haven't found one app worth buying yet. And the ones I consider buying, I wait long enough and someone else comes out with a free version which is sometimes better. (i.e. Tetris $9.99 and the free app Tris)
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Re: How do you update your Ipod
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