The iPhone 5 started dropping into the eager fans of people that like to play games and make phone calls across the country, and those people need gaming apps. We've got your gaming apps right here, buddy.
I didn't order an iPhone 5 myself, because AT&T didn't want me to. I used to have my cell account linked with my parents, but it was time to strike out on my own. The AT&T representative told us that if we split our account into a new one, we'd immediately be eligible for a $199 upgrade to the iPhone 5.
It turns out he was lying. Some might say misinformed, but I'm calling it bold-faced lying. Not only do I have to wait until December for an upgrade, I also lost the unlimited data plan I had been enjoying for years, having been grandfathered in when AT&T nixxed the plan. In short, screw AT&T, those lying bastards.
Instead I bought this. The apps are horrible, but the call quality is excellent, and it never drops.
Anyway, gaming apps! Here we go!
If you have a suggestion for an app for the iPhone, iPad, Android or Windows Phone 7 that you'd like to see highlighted, let us know.
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