App Gaming is at an all time high these days and Apps are even branching into other media types by either being available on those platforms or being accessible through different media. the new Nexus commercial should show that as well. HTC powered and Google to the core they offer Angry birds which beforehand was an Apple exclusive.

Angry Birds

The app even has commercials on TV about making your devices most fun to play Angry birds on. How could you not love this game? It has adorable birds mad at the evil pigs for stealing their eggs. You can play it on any of the iDevices as well any Google device or browser.

Pocket Legends (3D MMO)

It reminds me of Runescape for the mobile device. It is a lot easier to play and enjoy on the iPad however it is compatible with all the iDevices with iOS 3.0 or higher.

Pocket Frogs

The ultimate in gotta collect them all frog type games this app incorporates adorable frogs and collecting without filling your room with a million hippy hoppys. Find this one in an App store near you.

Infinity Blade

One of the most visually beautiful mobile games I have ever seen; IB is quite addictive. It has been awarded by 20+ App stores as the game of the year and has Apple’s seal of approval for the 2011 best design.

Red Nova

Asteroids eat your heart out. Red Nova delivers where several space games fail. It is continuous fun and excitement with a reasonable amount of spec building that make this game really addictive. If you like app games then get this one.

App games are gaining in popularity and couldn’t be more fun lately. Any mobile device these days must at least carry an app store to make it as a mobile device. HTC and iDevices are taking charge since they contain the worlds two most prominent developer models Google and Apple. I will be looking forward to seeing the future of mobile devices since the Nintendo 3DS has already brought their own 3d app market. The possibilities are endless for creativity and innovation in the gaming market these days. If all else fails, I’ll contact Direct TV and make sure they continue to play the Angry Bird’s commercial.