12.24.2008 9:08 am

iPhone creates holiday laughs by making farts

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The puerile side of mobile-phone gaming has surfaced with Apple’s allowance of flatulence-based games for iPhone.

Several dozen have suddenly appeared, and topping the list in popularity is one called “iFart Mobile,” which lets you program an iPhone to make loud, gassy…

One word skews interpretation of European gaming study

By David Sheets

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The numbers from new research on video game popularity across the pond suggest that TV’s days as the top entertainment medium there are numbered.

The study, sponsored by the Interactive Software Federation of Europe, says 40 percent of Europeans ages 16…

‘Ender’s Game’ finally lives up to its name

By David Sheets

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

“Ender’s Game,” the science fiction novel about a boy military genius who is trained through war games to fight aliens, will become a game itself.

In a deal announced this week, Chair Entertainment, the game studio behind the recent hit “Undertow,” will develop…

iPhone creates holiday laughs by making farts

One word skews interpretation of European gaming study

‘Ender’s Game’ finally lives up to its name

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