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Osmos iPhone beta underway, needs participants

Two weeks ago word broke that not only would Hemisphere Games be bringing their popular desktop indie game Osmos to the iPhone and iPad, but that they were looking for iPad beta testers. With that beta test drawn to a close and the iPad version submitted to Apple, Hemisphere has shifted their focus to the iPhone version – and they want you to beta test it!

Hemisphere founder Eddy Boxerman has put out a call for iPhone beta testers on the company’s official forums, and it couldn’t be easier to get involved;

“We’re looking for experienced players as well as people who have never played Osmos before. If you’re interested, send us an email at [email protected], and please include your device type (iPhone 4.0, 3GS, iPod Touch…). In particular, we want to make sure we have some 4.0 devices in the mix.”

If you’re looking to get an early taste of Osmos on the iPhone, now’s your chance! Be sure to reach out soon before the beta fills up.

News
November 9, 2011
5 Google Chrome games worth playing
By Andrew Webster
When it comes to Google and games, a lot of the focus recently has been on the Google+ social network, which has slowly been building a respectable line-up of social games in an attempt to provide an alternative to Facebook. But while that was happening, the Chrome web store was quietly bolstering its library as well. In just under a year the service has added a ton of games. And while not all of them are particularly good, and many -- like Angry Birds, Monster Dash, and Steambirds Survival -- are already available elsewhere, there's still plenty of excellent, free-to-play games on the service that are worth checking out. Here are five of the best.
News
September 15, 2011
Angry Birds has the numbers, but Plants vs. Zombies has a Hip Hop Video
By Joel Brodie
There is no question that the phenomenon that is Angry Birds is backed by impressive numbers. The game has been downloaded over 350 million times and Rovio sells an average of 1 million t-shirts and plush toys, respectively (Techcrunch). An amusement park in China has created a real-life Angry Birds game.And in an entertaining piece in The Atlantic, senior editor Alexis Madrigal proved he does not have an economic bone in his body by estimating that Angry Birds costs the US economy $1.5 billion a year based on what may possibly be the worse analysis I have ever read in my life. One would think PopCap's Plants vs. Zombies should have Angry Birds-envy, if not for the fact that Plants vs. Zombies now has its very own hip hop video.

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