Sorry to all about missing last week. I had a family emergency that prevented me doing any kind of writing all weekend. With the recommendations this week, I wish I had some of these when I had no access to any gaming devices but my iPhone.

Spy Vs. Spy – iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad

Ahh, the good old days of playing Spy Vs. Spy on my Commodore 64. I had more fun trying to find all the different ways to set traps for my opponent than I did looking for the items I needed to escape. Thankfully, Robots and Pencils put a “retro” mode in the iOS version so people old as I can relive those fun times in front of their C64’s. There is also a slew of new features and modes as well as multiplayer so you can grief your Game Center friends. Get the mobile reboot of Spy Vs. Spy on iTunes for $1.99 here

 

Party Wave – iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad

While it’s no Kelly Slater’s Pro Surfer, the latest game from Mistwalker can hold its own with the rest of the surfing games. A little off the beaten path for the creator of the beloved Final Fantasy series, Hironobu Sakaguchi’s love for surfing translates into a fun, arcade-like experience on the go. Put on some sunscreen, wax your board and head on over to the iTunes store to pick up Party Wave for $1.99

 

I Wanna Be The Guy: Gaiden – PC

The only explanation you need for this game is this video (Skip to the 8:30 mark):

 

If you feel like you are man enough for this game, then point your browser to GameJolt.com and download I Wanna Be The Guy: Gaiden for free.

 

Video game legend, Hironobu Sakaguchi is announcing his next game to be released from his Mistwalker studios. PARTY WAVE, on iOS devices!

The game features two modes. A “paddling” mode and a “Party Wave” mode. The first one puts players in a top down view where they control their surfer past obstacles in order to get to the perfect spot to catch the wave.

Anyone who remembers T&C Surf Design on the NES should automatically be stoked, especially with the Party Wave portion of gameplay.

Party Wave is slated to be released on the Apple App Store sometime Mid July