I Phone Games rare???

IPhone is a revolutionary gaming platform. Casual depth deadly time action-strategy-RPG, your phone has it all. Thousands of offers waiting for the courtesy of everyone from industry giants Konami and Capcom, never-before-seen independent developers.

For those who know where to look, the iPhone (and iPod touch) offer players an exciting array of options. However, due to the large number of games and limits the functions of browsing the iTunes store, find the right game can be more difficult than the last level of the Contras.

Fortunately, the intrepid player there are several options. This article offers five ways to find the game for the iPhone of your dreams.

Top pay and games

ITunes Store keeps an updated list of the top iPhone games, both free and paid. This is not an exhaustive list, but it limits the game to the 100 sold, and hide the treasures hidden in the list below.

Search by genre

Although not as visible as the 100, iTunes classifies games in 14 genera, each with their own lists above and recent immigrants. For those like me who gravitate to certain types (I am a great strategy / RPG fan himself), the genres are a great way to refine selections.

Find a publisher you may like

iTunes lets you see not only the game but also of the publisher. When you find a game you like, find its entry in the iTunes Store, and click Print. You will see a list of all game publishers produced. Publishers often focus on a specific niche, and if a piece of jewelry you want, you will most likely want more.

Ask the community

While iTunes is a great way to find your games, you cross a small selection of games are played mainly in its sole discretion to Apple. To get a broader perspective, to find the game on the web. Touch Arcade has a thriving forum where thousands of students eager to share their ideas and opinions. Search results for "iPhone game forum" is transformed into other communities, too.

Find an independent review sites

Other important areas are the key to the porch, and SlideToPlay NoDPad. Examine sites provide independent, unfiltered perspectives on iPhone games, and are often much larger iTunes reviews.