If you’re an Android owner and happen to be sick to death of hearing about great iPhone games, you can now rest a little easier as the classic Quake III is now available. You’ll find everything you want, including audio, keyboard input (or touch screen or trackball), OpenGL 3D rendering, networking and ARM optimization.

Note:

During development I have only had access to a Motorola Milestone. This phone has a keyboard and for this reason the game has been optimized for devices with a keyboard, so it won’t work on your Nexus One or other phone at this point. One of my testers used a G1 and thanks to his testing there is also some trackball support. If I had my hands on more devices I would add support for those devices. The minimum required Android version at this point is 1.6.

Note the G1 doesn’t have much RAM and due to this is very sensitive to crashing. The game might be more stable if you disable audio.

Installation:

• Download the kwaak3.apk from the download section and install it on your phone. (Note you need at least Android 1.6)
• Create a directory quake3 in the root of your sdcard and also create a baseq3 directory inside it.
• Copy pak0.pk3 of your Quake3 CD (or from the demo) to the quake3/baseq3 directory.
• Download the Quake3 1.32 point release and copy pak1-pak8.pk3 to quake3/baseq3
• Start the game

Arriving out of nowhere and surprising everyone, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars has suddenly appeared as a game app for the Apple iPhone. Chinatown Wars received excellent reviews on the DS but had a hell of a time selling copies. End result: Chinatown Wars was one of the best-reviewed games for the DS and failed miserably on the platform. Some cited piracy, but I continue to insist that DS platform was not the correct machine for the franchise. With the Apple iPhone, Chinatown Wars should find the riches it deserved in the first place.

Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is currently available for $9.99.

5-Star reviews are already rolling in.

The Unreal Engine 3 has been ported to the iPhone, opening the way for a slew of better-looking 3D games to make their way to the popular Apple mobile. Some people don’t believe this technical marvel is even true, but you’ll find video proof below that will finally make the skeptics shut up. Is that the death pangs of the pathetic PSP I hear in the distance?

Here’s your top 10 games for the Apple iPhone, with none other than Monopoly making not just one but two appearances. Star Wars: Trench Run managed to crack the top 10, but coming in last is not what we expect from the Star Wars license.

1. Call of Duty: World at War Zombies
2. Bejeweled 2
3. The Sims 3
4. Tetris
5. Monopoly
6. Surviving High School
7. Jelly Car 2
8. Scrabble
9. Monopoly Here & Now
10. Star Wars: Trench Run