Zelda Comes Out On The iPod, But It's Not Made By Nintendo

Ripping off other people's ideas has been happening since the dawn of time and Nintendo's games aren't safe against those people and it easily shows in Ultimate iZelda Climb made by Scott Avy.

Ultimate iZelda Crimb is the most obviously knock-off game every created. First, the main menu's picture comes from Kevin Keel's "Hey! Listen! Hey!" artwork and the Zelda you control was completely taken from Wind Waker. Scott Avy is also known for making other rip-offs like Call of Duty, Hello Kitty and World of Warcraft. It would be understandable if this was made for fun and made free for everyone, but this guy is actually selling his app for $0.99, so he's making money while ripping other games off.

If you still don't believe me, then take a gander at these screenshots from Ultimate iZelda Climb.

Once this gets Nintendo's attention, then I'm sure they'll demand that Apple takes the app down. I'm just surprised that Apple let this slide since they have to review the apps.

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Pokémon Say Tap? Available Now

If you have an Android or iOS device and you enjoy Pokemon and tapping things, then today is your day. Pokémon Say Tap? was released today on the Android Market and the Apple Store, but if you're having a hard time finding it, then you're not alone. I can't find this thing anywhere on the market or app store, I even went onto both of their sites and there's nothing about it, so I really have no idea what's going on there.

Anyways, Pokémon Say Tap? is just like Guitar Hero, in a sense that your strings and songs are limited to, well, just one of each. You pretty much have to tap the Pokémon cards that appear once an energy symbols hits a certain spot.

I'm going to keep on trying to find out where I can get this thing so I can play it.

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Pokémon Official App

Nintedo and Game Freak will be teaming up for a Pokémon App for both Apple and Android devices. Pokémon Say Tap? BW is the rumored name, quite a weird name if you ask me, but its a timing game that uses music and in-game Pokémon cards. The expected date of release will be this Summer with the price of $0.00, yup, it's free!

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