Joining the ranks of the fifth-generation iPod, Apple's iTunes Store is now selling Tetris, Ms. Pac-Man and Sudoku available for the third-generation iPod nano and the iPod classic. Apple CEO Steve Jobs first indicated that the new iPods would be able to play games at Apple's "The Beat Goes On" special event held in San Francisco, and said that the games would be available in a few weeks. Users who have already downloaded these games for their fifth-generation iPods need to buy them again for the new iPod nano or iPod classic. So far, only the above mentioned three games have been reworked with the new devices – it is expected that the other downloadable games available for fifth-generation iPods will soon hit the online store.
News source: PC World
















However, users who have the money to buy the next new iPod in a heartbeat should have the money to buy the same games but for a different model. In addition, users agreed to this when on iTunes it said for fifth-generation only. Users shouldn't complain because they should know better when buying games when that's what the directions say.
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And also this news is like a month old...
Rockbox is far superior in terms of audio support and audio quality, which is the most important thing. Who really cares what the UI looks like? If you really do, you will find it has thousands of themes which are way better than the original one...
people get a PSP if you want to play games have an MP3 player, video player and a hell of a lot more, and hey, it's even cheaper.
the ipods are a serious rip off, as is all apple crap
Last edited by Smigit on 24 Sep 2007 - 03:58
so how many poele need an ipod with 80 gig really?? 1 8 gig stick is enough for all the music i want to listne to on a trip and well i can have as many of the 8 gig sticks as i want, at $100. the space thing is not worth arguing about.
and the slim is not twice as big, it may be slightly bigger but also has a screen that is ten times better
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