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Why iPod games are so cool?

• The original and second generation iPod did not officially have games at all, but a simple game called 'Brick' - where the player 'breaks' a screen full of bricks with a ball and paddle.
• Games for the iPod Classic. I used to be big into the iPod modding scene around 2005/2006, but ever since I upgraded to the classic because my iPod Video died, I stopped due to 7th-gen Classic not being cracked. Turns out they were able to get Rockbox working on it a few years ago.

The iPod is a line of portable media players created by Apple Inc. that was first released on October 23, 2001.
There have been five different versions of the iPod created over the years: the hard drive based original iPod Classic, the iPod Mini introduced January, 2004, the iPod Nano released September, 2005, the compact iPod Shuffle presented January, 2005, and the touch screen iPod Touch was given to the world on September 9, 2008.
Each version also has several upgraded versions, the Nano having the most with seven generations produced.
Like most digital media players, an iPod can be used as an external data storage unit. The storage capacity depends on the model, ranging from the mini iPod Shuffle with 2 GB, up to the iPod Classic with 160 GB. The devices use the Apple A5 CPU and the Samsung ARM.
Using the Apple iTunes software, or compatible software, iPods can be loaded with games, email settings, contact information, music, videos, photos, calenders and bookmarks from your computer. At the touch of a button, you can all of your important info with you wherever you go. Plus, play all of your favorite games anytime, anywhere.

Before iOS 5 was released, the iPod brand was used for the iPhone and iPad media players included in these devices, which was a combination of the video and music apps featured on the iPod Touch.
After the introduction of iOS 5, individual apps named “Music” and “Videos” became the standard across all devices powered with iOS. Although the media players in the iPad and iPhone have basically the same capabilities as what is used in iPod line, they are generally considered different products.

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History of the iPod

The iPod was first released in 2001, however the price of the device, which most people thought was extremely high for a gadget they considered a toy, and the fact that it was only compatible with Mac, had a huge impact on sales.
It wasn't until 2004 that the device was actually taken seriously. Categorized as a digital hub for applications ranging from household expenses to on the go gaming, the iPod finally got the recognition it deserved.
Camcorders, digital cameras and personal organizers of the time were either too big and bulky, or too small to be of any value. Plus, the user interface was basically useless. Apple decided to solve these problems by creating a device that would improve on all of these factors.
Steve Jobs appointed Jon Rubinstein, chief hardware engineer at the time, the task of designing and developing the iPod. Along with his hand picked team of experts and a few purchased technological ideas and products, the concept of the iPod became a reality.
The name iPod was inspired by the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey. Vinnie Chieco was one of many freelance copywriters enlisted by Apple to come up with a way to introduce the device to the world.
When Chieco saw the device and how it worked, he was reminded of a scene from the movie when HAL was ordered to open the pod bay door. Because of the similarities between the pods on the spaceship and the functionality of the multi-media device, the name seemed appropriate.
Unfortunately, the name iPod was already owned by Joseph N. Grasso from New Jersey who had a registered trademark with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Apple eventually gained the rights, and the iPod is now a household name known all over the world as a multi-media device produced by Apple Computer Inc.

Features

In addition to the integration with iTunes, the slim design, the autosync capabilities and the click wheel, the iPod also has some other very impressive features, such as:

• Audio – search for songs by typing in the title, artist or album.
  
• Video – the 160 GB iPod holds up to 200 hours of videos.
• Photos – the device can be connected to your tv to watch a slide show of all your photos.
• External hard drive – take your files from one computer to another.
• iPod Games – the iPod comes preloaded with a host of exciting iPod games. Additional games can be downloaded from the iTunes stores, other websites or you can create your own.

Advantages of iPod Games

The huge selection of iPod games is what gives this device an advantage over other portable gaming units. Plus, if you have a great idea for a new game, you can easily create your own iPod games. The large storage capacity, especially in the Classic version, lets you take all of your games with you, without carrying a pile of discs.
iTunes offers a set of 106 games free to download. The collection includes all types of games from sports to alien adventures. The collection is rated 9+ because some of the games have mild violence. Titles in the collection include:

• Monkey Jump
• Blocked Car
• Blozzle
• Colored Cats
• Babel
• Bubble Swap
• Push Ball
• Color Bombs
• Put in Place
  
• Jungle Frog
• Drop Flower
• Crazy Copter
• Space Worm
  
• Space Rings
• Fly Killer
• Goal Keeper
• Capitals

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The entire collection is also compatible with iPad and iPhone.

Click here to go to the Apple games homepage.

Featured Games

These games are compatible with the iPod nano (3rd and 4th generation), iPod classic, and iPod (5th generation) only. They cannot be played on your computer, nor are they compatible with other iPod models including the iPhone and the iPod touch. Please check which iPod model you have.

Jill Evans is preparing for her big wedding day when disaster strikes: an accident sends her guests back through time. She must rely on her cake-making expertise to free each one and send them back to the present. Travel through more than 80 levels and six eras.

Defend Ivalice against more than 200 waves of monster attacks. Deploy soldiers, archers, mages, thieves and other units that help you stop their assault. Power crystals boost the abilities of all nearby units. If too many creatures get past your defenses, it’s game over.

It originated in Germany, not China, but Chinese Checkers will easily find a home on your iPod, where you’ll get to relive those halcyon days of childhood, when playing a board game might be the most strenuous thing you’d do all weekend. Play against one to five live opponents or the computer.

Trivial Pursuit on the iPod recreates that classic board game with 1,000 questions spread across six categories: Geography, Arts & Literature, Sports & Leisure, Science & Nature, Entertainment, and History. Play against friends or the computer in Classic mode and more.

You’ve been recruited to rebuild the world’s seven Wonders — including the Egyptian Pyramids, the Taj Mahal, and Chichen Itza — but to do so, you’ll need to carefully build towers made of blocks of various shapes. Don’t let it tilt too far to one side and keep an eye on the rising flood waters.

The game seems deceptively simple: Just place a piece on the board and flip a series of your opponent’s pieces to your color. As a Reversi match progresses, however, the complexity of the strategy increases: each possible move has many ramifications.

Another classic comes to the iPod. Play this updated version of Lode Runner — in which you must dig holes to trap robots, collect all the gold, and head for the escape ladder leading to the next level — and discover why Tetris creator Alexei Pajitnov praises it.

Take control of one of more than 290 clubs and national teams, guiding it to a first-place trophy in a cup or league — choose from four cups, five national leagues, and 10 club leagues. Survey a roster full of real players from around the world and more.

Rotate the environment with your click wheel (or by turning your fourth generation iPod nano) and let gravity take over as Slyder and his friends drop through over 150 levels spanning four worlds. In Exploration mode, take the time to learn the secrets as you chomp goodies and watch out for robots.

Step into the shoes of Tiger Woods, Vijay Singh, John Daly, Retief Goosen, or Annika Sorenstam — or a custom golfer of your own creation — and play as many holes as you want on six real-life courses: Pebble Beach, Bay Hill, St. Andrews, Sawgrass, Pinehurst, and Wentworth.

Travel to seven cities around the world and compete in challenges that include basic races, catch the leader, and more. Nitro boosts give you much-needed acceleration, but they’ll also help attract the attention of the police. Evade the law and finish races to unlock new cities, and more.

Those popular digital creatures want to seek out new worlds where they can play. Choose one of four Tamagotchi and travel to three planets as you complete six missions full of mini-games and other activities. Play rock, paper, scissors, perform rain dances, toss around a beach ball, and more.

Join Lt. Horatio Caine and the rest of Miami-Dade’s Crime Scene Investigations (CSI) team as you dig into the motivation behind a pair of murders. A young woman is found dead at South Beach, but it doesn’t appear that she died there. Where did the crime happen, and who committed it?

Using only the Select button, jump your character between planets and form triangles that rescue the helpless Uchujin floating through space. Save all of them before your air supply runs out. Power-ups, including speed bursts and air refills, help you along the way.

You’ve evolved a species from single-celled organism to space-faring empire in SPORE. Now relive the first stage of that journey on your iPod. Travel through 18 levels of prehistoric predators and prey, chomping smaller creatures, avoiding bigger ones, and evolving your spore.

Baseball arrives on the iPod with a game that features SPOGS (Sports Player Object Gyros), unique circular athletes whose six feet propel them around the bases at top speed. Choose one of six teams and guide it through the playoffs to the championship game, or assemble your own club.

Slip a pinball machine in your pocket and enjoy a rousing game of balls and flippers any time. Deep within this haunted house, you’ll find a variety of modes, including five mini-games, that you can activate by hitting certain targets in the right combination.

A variation on the Crazy Eights theme, UNO challenges you to discard your hand before everyone else. Make sure you call out “Uno!” when you drop your penultimate card, though, or someone can force you to draw two. Think strategically when playing your Reverse, Skip, and other action cards.

You are Ziggy, a Song Summoner living in Melodica, where the Mechanical Militia has destroyed the peace and enslaved the population. Ziggy’s only hope for defeating them lies in your iPod’s music, which you turn into Tune Troopers that fill his mighty army.

Get the town of Pleasantview movin’ and groovin’ with an arsenal of tunes from a wide array of genres, including selections from your iPod’s library. Keep those Sims dancing to rack up a high cred score and complete your goals. Do well and you’ll be invited to gigs at top clubs.

Monopoly on the iPod faithfully recreates the classic board game you’ve played many times around the dining room table, right down to those well-loved player tokens and the ability to create your own house rules. Compete against other players, including the computer.

Now you can play one of the most popular board games in history on your iPod. Fire up Scrabble and take on up to three human opponents or the computer, with three levels of difficulty available. A built-in dictionary acts as final arbitrator on all words.

The next time you want to get away from it all, visit tropical Bubble Island to bash bubbles, pop balloons, and win prizes. Just watch out for meddlesome birds, aggressive spiders, and other critters. Choose the role of Kale or Malia as you play through the more than 100 levels.

Revisit the world of the hit movie trilogy as you search for the secret behind Aegir’s Fire. Sail around the world as you complete quests for characters from the films. Recruit crew members who grant bonuses and use your hard-won doubloons to buy better ships and cannonballs.

Toss the dice three times and put together the best combination possible, keeping any results you want between rolls. Your goal is to put together hands similar to those found in poker, such as three-of-a-kind or a full house. Each one earns you a certain number of points.

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Slip digital versions of centuries-old games in your pocket, courtesy of Gameloft. Chess & Backgammon Classics feature competition against computer-controlled or human players, multiple levels of difficulty, static 2D or rotating 3D board views, various visual themes and more.

Assume control of eight different ships, each with a unique special attack, and take on a human or computer-controlled opponent in one of three game modes. Or play solo through an 18-mission campaign that takes you around the world, with a variety of objectives to achieve.

Block Breaker Deluxe takes traditional brick-and-paddle games to a new level, casting you in the role of an up-and-coming Block Breaker determined to enter and win a tournament held by Ace “The Shark.” To get there, you must work your way through four other venues.

The classic returns in a version available only on the iPod. Pole Position: Remix takes the best gameplay of the Pole Position and Pole Position II arcade games and adds a new track, Misaki Point, along with plenty of unlockable content, including a futuristic world and cockpit themes.

This classic game comes to the iPod with an exclusive final boss confrontation, along with 20 levels of bomb-planting mayhem and three mini-games: Bowling for Bombs, Bomb Buster, and Bomb Rollin’. Power-ups give you an edge as our eponymous hero seeks to escape.

Sega’s classic game Sonic the Hedgehog comes to the iPod with all of the original’s gameplay intact, including 19 levels full of rings and power-ups to grab, enemies to defeat, and showdowns against the evil Dr. Robotnik. Help Sonic run, jump, and spin his way to victory.

Keep your noggin in shape with a Daily Brain Test that draws from 20 activities spread across five subject areas: Logic, Math, Memory, Visual, and Focus. Visit the Training Room when you want a longer workout, and “cool down” afterward with one of six freeform creative games.

Load up to 1,000 songs in your Phase playlist and hit the road, scooping up notes in time to the beat and filling the stars you need to pass the next checkpoint, where the crowd cheers your accomplishment. Reach the end of the song to win; try a tough marathon of up to five songs.

Mahjong on the iPod takes an ancient classic and updates it with 21st century technology. Play solo or against up to three opponents with pass ‘n’ play. Tackle the engrossing Emperor’s Challenge if you want to display your true mahjong mettle.

Put seven poker tournaments in your pocket with Texas Hold ’em for the iPod. One of the most popular poker variants being played today, it’s a game where you’re dealt two cards and must make the best hand possible out of the five community cards on the table.

Old favorites never die, they just find new life on new platforms. Such is the fate of Tetris, still one of the most popular puzzle games ever created. Now you can relive your glory days of Tetrimino-stacking fun on your iPod with three ways to play.

She’s the grand old dame of the arcade game industry, and now you can take her anywhere with Ms. PAC-MAN on your iPod. This classic is faithfully recreated, down to the between-level animations, while also offering unique features for the platform.

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Now you can carry one of the hottest puzzles in the world anywhere you go, thanks to Sudoku for the iPod. Solve puzzles created by the game in four levels of difficulty and earn points that unlock new background images, sounds, and more.

This time, your Sims are looking to shoot a little 8- and 9-ball, as well as complete tricky challenges that run the gamut from two balls sunk in two shots to four balls pocketed with just one shot. Build your Sim’s aspiration meter to unlock cool stuff in the SimShop.

Slip some Sims in your pocket with The Sims: Bowling. Create your Sim and head to the bowling alley for some competition, earning awards along the way. Challenge an opponent to one of three game types: Classic, Spare-O-Thon, or Strike-O-Thon.

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Set a tee time with Mini Golf for the iPod. Three 18-hole courses, each with a different theme, challenge you to apply geometry and physics as you try to knock the ball in the cup with as few strokes as possible. Can you figure out how to attain 54 holes-in-one?

The “match three and drop them from the board” paradigm is a staple of many puzzle games, but Cubis 2 takes the concept to a new dimension, literally. In this fast-paced game where you’re up against the clock, colors can match up, down, and across.

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The object of the game is simple, but mastery of it is difficult. Eat all the dots and advance to the next level. You lose a life if a ghost touches you, but you can eat them for a brief period of time after munching one of the four power-ups found in the maze.