We all know that essentially everyone knows what Angry Birds is. It's everybody's favorite Android game.What you don't know is how far it's come.

Angry Birds is a physics game on the Android market where a bunch of pigs steal bird eggs from a bunch of different types of birds. The birds get angry, hence the name Angry Birds. You are in control of their retaliation. They want you to sling shot them into as many pigs as you can, and once you do that, you can go onto the next level.

The reason it's so addictive is the fact that there are thousands of levels and challenges to match. After all of the levels are completed, you have the opportunity to get 3 stars (a certain amount of points from hitting the pigs and knocking stuff down gets you stars) for each level. Then if you do that, there are different versions of the game to play.

What has recently come to my attention is the fact that Angry Birds has evolved into a franchise. Shirts and other clothing lines now hold the Angry Birds logo on it, and even the games themselves have evolved into a more glossy and realistic with wood textures and caged birds.


Rating:
Angry Birds is worthy of a 5 out of 5 rating. I believe this because they are worked so hard and long on this game for it to blossom that they have efficiently fixed any possible cracks that would weigh it down, like bugs or compatibility issues with certain Android smart phones. 

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The past couple of days I came across my old Play Station 1 (PSX in the internet realm). After I played it for about a half an hour I got an idea.

What if I could play this on my Android smart phone. After little searching I discovered something known as an emulator. People have changed the compatibilities of the greatest classics of all time, such as the Nintendo 64, Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis, PSX, and more!

After finding that out I quickly took the steps to transferring my PSX BIOS from my Play Station to my phone and got in the game.

*I do not condone illegal methods of using Emulators and ROMs to pirate games you have not purchased.

 After you transfer your BIOS to your phone, you need to grab your CD or find the respective ROM online. From there you can enjoy hours of fun on the go with any of your favorite games as a child or even current favorites.

If you are looking for ROMs of games for your Android phone you currently have go to www.roms4droid.com and start searching. No root required!


Review:
Due to the versatile nature of emulators, they deserve a 5 out of 5. There are so many different versions and apps for each game emulator, that there really isn't a con to any part of it, other than you legally need the game in order to not be at fault of infringement.

I have yet to try an emulator that I have not enjoyed, and I have tried a ton.

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With the NFL being in the playoffs, the fan excitement is everywhere. People are putting themselves in the best teams' shoes and all on Android. EA Sports fans that don't currently own it now have the perfect opportunity, as the best football game on the Android Market is now $.99 instead of $5! This makes it the best deal around.

Madden 12 is optimized for tablet users, but I have heard of people playing it on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and some of the newer Android smart phones without any issues.

A good thing to remember is that you will want WiFi enabled after you buy and download it, because after its 5MB download size, there is another 300+ MB of game data to download before you can play. If you are on a limited data plan, this can fill up your allowed quota relatively effortlessly, but find a place to download it soon before the deal is over! It's only for a limited time, don't miss out.

Review:
It's hard to not be biased, being a football jock and all plus EA Sports enthusiast, but 4 out of 5 is a fair rating. It is phenomenal, and it is definitely above the standards of a new Madden game. However, being on a touch screen device, provides glitches. It isn't the smoothest game, and it brings back the annoyance of the early Madden series for Playstation and "Stickiness" with the AI.

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Finally there is adequate competition for the powerhouse of the Android gaming market, ROBO Defense, and it's name is Lair Defense.

After reviewing this game for the past week, I have successfully replaced ROBO Defense in my ranks as my favorite tower defense.

Think of this game as an RPG TD, you have bonuses that cost coin to upgrade making it unique and customizable. The only catch is that the really good upgrades, have prerequisites. It makes for a lot of game hours.

You're probably thinking, "Get real, ROBO Defense is as good as it gets."
You'll just have to see for yourself.

Towers:

You have 3 Dragon towers to choose from.

• Fire Dragon
• Ice Dragon
• Poison Dragon

The Fire Dragon is your typical AOE tower, shorter range high attack speed.
The Ice Dragon slows a little and initially attacks twice with right attack range.
And the Poison Dragon poisons and has moderate attack speed and range with high attack damage.

You have two spells that cost mana (another way this is a more diverse TD). One is an ice spell that freezes all enemy humans, and one is an AOE high damaging fire spell.

Main Objective:

Protect your 3 eggs (there is an upgrade available for the right coin to increase the number). The game has a storyline that talks about the humans and dragons living in harmony, until a human rules was told a dragon's egg will make you live forever. It's been war ever since. Stop the humans from killing your offspring.

Review:

All in all, I really enjoy this game. I would give it a 4.5 out of 5, its sound gets annoying. As for repetitiveness, it does a really good job at keeping everything fresh. There are a measly 15 waves with different units, and a good amount of new levels to keep it new. The graphics are just flat out amazing.

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When you get your new smart phone, within minutes you are at the market. How do I know? Because I have one, and I've been there. These are the apps I get, and these are the apps you need. They are the best of the best, as long as you don't mind the ads at the top of the screen.

10. SpeedCar

It has come to my attention that one of the most popular games of all time is Drag Racing. As an avid Android user, I have personally spent well over the normal amount of time you should spend on that game.
It has:

• Phenomenal graphics
• A wide variety of cars to choose from, ensuring you have your favorite car
• The most unique gaming style and upgrade system on the market
• Customization after upgrades via Tuning, for the advanced users
• An addictive ranking system that will ensure you spend hours attempting to beat it
• Head to head battling with any or all of your friends, for bragging rights

All of the above stated are accurate and proven. You will find yourself playing for hours while you forget to do your homework, the dishes, pick up the kids, or even feed the dog.

The game is extremely easy to grasp.

You start off by purchasing your first car. You can choose to test them out by clicking "Test Drive". Be weary. If you lose, and there's a good chance you will the first couple of times, you get a loss. However, I have found that if you are critically into your stats that you can hit the back button on your phone and it will not record one. When doing this, however, you do not get any money.

After you purchase your car, you can do Race Offline, Quick Race, Pro League, or Friends. I recommend going to Race Offline and getting the hang of driving. If you need quick respect points for upgrading, Quick Race is the best. And if you need cash, I find that Pro League is the best. You can up your ranks and become one of the best Drag Racers around.

After you start winning your first couple of races, head back to your Garage and go to Upgrades. From there you start the addictive and unique process of personalizing your vehicle for optimal performance and making it the best for your game style.

Review:
This game deserves a 5 out of 5, but I'm not giving it one. There is no way to actually play a friend head on head, you can only play their car. For that I have to give it a 4.5. Also, I wish there was a chat feature of some sort, but that didn't affect the rating at all.

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There is a brand new game that is bouncing into our Android phones. The name is Stumpd, a casual game that allows you to flick and bounce a ball to hit as many stumps as possible. It's based on the game "Cricket" and it is very addicting.

If you have ever played "Paper Toss" it is the same concept. You have a "Spin" amount that is relative to the air current in Paper Toss.

The challenge is how consistent can you be with random variables. And from an intellectual standpoint, is very appealing. It isn't just a mindless game that you play to pass time, it is a game that you test your intellectual consistencies with.



Review:
I give Stumpd a 3.5 out of 5. It's a very fun game and I play it occasionally, but I feel that the graphics aren't stunning like any app nowadays needs to be. I also wish there was an extra point system to knocking down all of the sticks instead of one.

Stumpd is 100% free. No trial version that limits your game play with the option to upgrade to the paid version. It's just free.

So to all of you challenge seekers, problem solvers, cricket lovers, or even Android game app advocates, go to the market and try it out. Leave some feedback. Be an Android ally.

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