Android Marketplace may now be claiming over 10,000 apps but the quality still lags a long way behind iPhone equivalents

There are some games that seem so obvious it’s hard to believe they were only recently discovered

Aircoaster has been around since the start of last year and has seen several significant updates so far, each dramatically improving what was already a stunning application

Recreating old classics may be keeping most handheld formats alive but there’s still something about seeing the originals recreated down to the last pixel

Real Football 2010 marks a small increase from Gameloft’s usual £2 price point; but it’s still great value for money

Horror Racing is a top-down racer that evokes fond memories of Micro Machines

Fans of the classic physics-based arcade game Thrust will be immediately comfortable with Graviton

New directory champions Apple’s iDevice as market leader

You might remember Crash Bandicoot; that hugely annoying Sonic the Hedgehog clone who dragged his sorry tail across many formats in the 90’s

Only recently out on the bigger consoles, Tiger Woods 10 is something of a handheld triumph.

Boulder Dash first made an impact on the Commodore 64 and 25 years later the same basic game is just as compelling on the iPhone.

The appearance of Zen Bound Lite allows us to make up for neglecting to review the full game when it appeared back in February