No, it doesn’t have any games, but at least it’s not a giant sucking sound clipped to my belt. So, although my cell-phone store tour this summer was one wild ride, filled with memories that will last a lifetime, I decided to save my money and stick with my old inanimate carbon rod of a phone. The prospect of paying cash for Tetris, at least for me, sucks all the fun out of the game. Looking for a new free card game Freecell, one of the most Solitaire's popular variant is coming now to your phone This free patience gives you the opportunity to play a must have game Freecell is a one-deck Solitaire card game. That said, it’s a little bit diabolical to charge cell-phone users for something they’d come to expect as a free add-on. It just has to help you kill five or 10 minutes. People don’t want fancy games so much as they want a way to waste time in the car, on the subway, and at the dinner table. Mobile-game companies should realize that simplicity sells. (Jamdat Mobile got $680 million from EA largely because the company held the long-term mobile license for Tetris.) Meanwhile, the mobile versions of fancier games like NBA Live and Age of Empires never crack America’s top 10 most-downloaded sales charts. So, what market is there for mobile gaming? Simple puzzle games like Tetris and Bejeweled consistently top the American sales charts.
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