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Battlefield 3: Aftershock has launched for free on iOS devices, sponsored by in-game ads for the upcoming film Act of Valor.

Nielsen's annual report on gaming trends shows mobile and tablet devices on the rise, and contributing to an overall rise in gaming.

Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective will hit the iOS App Store tomorrow, according to a New Zealand listing.

World Explorer, an app for iOS and Android that lets players take the full Minecraft experience on-the-go, is now free for a limited time.

The developers of the hit ambient indie RTS Eufloria have announced an upcoming version of the game for iOS devices, which will include a number of enhancements.

LEGO Cuusoo has announced that official LEGO Minecraft sets have been approved, and are entering the design stage.

Rio Grande Games founder Jay Tummelson has revealed that an official iOS version of the popular deck-building game Dominion is on its way in a few weeks.

This year is too early to launch a Rovio IPO, according to company marketing chief Peter Vesterbacka.

Jeff Minter's Llamasoft has released a new iOS game, Caverns of Minos. It can be found now for $1.99 on the App Store.

Age of Booty is coming to mobile platforms soon, offering new content, changes based on player feedback, and social networking features.

Denizens of the miserable rock known as 'Earth,' know that the Unstoppable Gorg is coming to free you from your pitiful existences this week, in Futuremark Games Studio's tower defense game for PC, Mac and iPad electronic toys.

This week's indie pick is Fractal: Make Blooms Not War, a deceptively tricky and unique puzzle game from developer Cipher Prime, makers of Auditorium and Pulse.

Former Halo 4 designer and producer Kendall Davis has announced a new game for iPad called The Last Sleeper, an interactive story with a heavy emphasis on player interaction.

MacGuffin's Curse, a new puzzle-adventure from Brawsome entertainment has been announced for a PC/Mac release in April on Steam, in addition to iOS versions.

Minecraft: Pocket Edition will be expanding, but even Mojang business developer Daniel Kaplan can't say the exact form it will take by the time the company releases version 1.0.