the progenitor of many of these marble-matching games is Zuma, developed by PopCap Games. PopCap has created a version to run on the iPod, and it’s okay, though some of the limitations of the ...

There are some sweet upgrades just announced for the iPod touch, but… no camera. I guess Apple felt that would make it too good. What we have seen is a serious upgrade to the hardware. We’re ...

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In the June of 2014, MIT alum Matt Arbesfeld released an iPhone game called Marble Drop to some success: Some positive word-of-mouth on sites like Hacker News and Y Combinator led it to 200,000 ...