European iPhone
EA Mobile, it seems, has developed a strong liking for the iPhone. If last week’s nine-games-extravaganza wasn’t good enough, it has yet another announcement to make. Euro iPhone is in line to receive Tetris and Sudoku, all thanks to EA Mobile. These two games have been confirmed to be released “over the coming weeks.” The games will follow close on the heels of Spore Origins (pictured above), EA Mobile’s first title on iPhone in Europe. And coming back to the nine games, in line are some of EA’s hit titles like Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09, Need for Speed Undercover, SimCity and The Sims 3. So in case the web and music experience were not enough to keep you happy on iPhone, EA Mobile is going all out to make the iPhone a hotbed for some gaming action too.
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