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Currently sapping productivity at the Slide offices. Rainbow farts included.

Cute fun flashgame. Sort of Peggle meets Plinko, with a sushi-eating cat.

Glitch, the forthcoming multiplayer game from some ex-Flickr-folks. Looks gorgeous, although my MacBook’s fan is already whirring at the prospect of all that Flash gameplay.

Nifty augmented-reality iPhone game. The 3GS’s compass app might have seemed pointless, but opening up these kinds of possibilities makes it worthwhile!

Gorgeous and fun point-n-click adventure. I played one screen and then paid for the full version.

Will be interesting to see how this compares to the just-released Tap Tap Revenge 3. TTR3 costs $0.99 and has a fairly weak collection of free songs, and a small but decent music store. Rock Band will come with 20 tracks from bands you’ve heard of, but will likely be in the $10 range.

And… AND!!! New Monkey Island game in an episodic stylee from the folks who did the recent Sam & Max. Woo!

The original Monkey Island game, “remastered” and coming soon to Xbox. “How appropriate. You fight like a cow.”

So much imagination in one little game. Only $3, and well worth it if you like flashgames like Grow Cube or Feed the Head.

Blog from ngmoco:) on developing games for iPhone. Some fantastic insights.

Quick and fun iPhone word game from ngmoco. Somewhere between Dice Poker and Boggle. $0.99 from the App Store.

The games on this list that I’ve played have all been top-notch, so I’ll have to sample a few more.

Awesome atmospheric platformer, where you can only stand on what you can see.

The game where unlocking achievements is the only point of the game. Hint: Clicking the Hint link gets you a “Cheater” achievement.

Short, fun, Flash approximation of ye olde LucasArts adventures from Homestar Runner. Ace!

Stonking soundtrack to the new Tap Tap Revenge game (Daft Punk, Justice and Chemical Brothers, amongst others), and some trippy-ass visuals. Ace!

Fantastic, highly-addictive and free tower-defense game for iPhone. After three (almost half-hour each) games, having trouble beating Level 30 on Easy.

I loved the jailbroken version pre-App Store, and I’m delighted that a polished version is now available. Only $5 for a buttload of challenging puzzle games.

PopCap’s latest. When I watched the video, I was skeptical — it all looked a bit crazy and flash and overkill. But it is ace fun and a worthy addition to the Bejeweled family.

Stonking little indie game, finally officially released. Filled with bizarreness and imagination, I’ve been having a blast with it.