IgpSP, an iPod port of Exophase's gpSP Game Boy Advance emulator has been given another update. This port is based on gpSP's latest open-source code and uses hotdog for faster graphics rendering. Hit the full article for a full features list.

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The Grab Bag for Dark Age of Camelot has been released. The developers took the time to answer a few questions from the fans regarding the game, and made a few announcements regarding the game as well. To find out more, head on over to the full article.

The latest version of Raging Thunder has just been released for the iPhone. What's really great about version 0.7.1 is that a few fixes have been made to the in-game menu and the Championship mode. Also, a new code has been implemented that lets you suspend/resume the game. Details in the full article.

Want to ditch your usual third party iPhone card games? If so, you may want to update your iPhone gaming selection with polarbit's Raging Thunder, a surprisingly well-made racing game for Apple's mobile. More details in the full article.

An apple a day keeps the doctor away? Forget it. Play a round of Bejeweled instead. According to a new study, casual games are proven to be beneficial for your health. Details in the full article.

Evolution goes haywire in Spore! Gamers who want to see how the game plays before they actually buy it when it comes out will have their chance soon: Maxis will be releasing the Spore Creature Creator demo version on June 17 for both the Mac and the PC. Click the "read more" link below to evolve to the full article.

If you're up for some puzzle gameplay on your Apple iPhone that's a bit more next-gen than the usual, then this one should be relevant to your interests. Introducing Trism, the game that plays much like any gem-matching title out there, but with two distinct differences: one, it uses touchscreen controls, and two is that it also uses the iPhone's tilt function for layered gameplay. It may sound a bit weird, but all will be explained in the full article.

Fans of Electronic Arts' Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (PS3, PSP, Xbox 360, DS, Wii, GBA, PC, Mac) should know that the video game version of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince has been officially announced. For more information on this game, check out the full article.

The cute little robotic garbage compactor known as WALL-E is definitely making its way into your households as a video game this year. Heavy Iron Studios' Keith Pope talks about the details of the upcoming cross-platform game and reveals the launch date as well. Catch the interview in the full article.

After helping out in ports of PC games to other platforms with its products, TransGaming Technologies rolls up its sleeves once more with the release of SwiftShader 2.0. Video game developers in need of a 3D rendering system based entirely in software for their projects on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X may want to consider licensing this engine. Find the details at the full article.