Feel free to add Sonic Dash+ to the list of Apple Arcade games—Sega's endless runner is launching on April 8 with offline play, no ads and no in-app purchases.
Sega’s Sonic Dash+ is launching on Apple Arcade with no ads and no IAPs
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“Alto’s Adventure: The Spirit of the Mountain” is out now
“Alto's Adventure: The Spirit of the Mountain” is a new Apple Arcade game featuring 20+ new goals to complete along with a brand new character and other perks.
A remastered version of the original “Alto’s Adventure” game is coming to Apple Arcade
Apple Arcade will exclusively launch a new “Alto's Adventure” game on March 25 featuring an all-new character along with more than twenty new goals to complete.
Apple Arcade is now a permanent perk for eligible Verizon Wireless customers
It has been almost a year since Verizon Wireless announced that, for select customers, it was offering up to 12 months of free access to Apple Arcade. It was just one more perk the wireless carrier was offering up for eligible customers on specific unlimited plans. And now it's getting even better.
iOS classic Bridge Constructor relaunches on Apple Arcade without pesky ads or IAPs
Bridge Constructor, the classic iPhone and iPad simulator, has relaunched on Apple Arcade games as Bridge Constructor+ without those pesky ads and in-app purchases.
Disney Melee Mania will let you duke it out with your favorite Disney characters exclusively on Apple Arcade
Apple Arcade is home to over 200 games right now. It's a rotating library, but, even so, there is a lot of content to choose from on a subscription service that retails for $4.99 per month. What's more, Apple and game developers keep working out deals to keep adding new titles. For instance, a brand new brawler with your favorite Disney characters.
Netflix Games is rolling out support for iOS devices
It has been a week since Netflix Games officially launched. This new feature baked right not the Netflix streaming service allows subscribers to access a handful of mobile games right on their devices. At first, the service was only available on Android devices. However, it didn't take long before Netflix confirmed iOS support was in the works.
‘Crossy Road’ is hopping its way over to Apple Arcade
Despite the fact Apple Arcade now has over 200 games in its library, there's still room for more. One of the biggest boons to the monthly subscription service was the adoption of classic titles. Or just reimagined versions of mega-popular games like Angry Birds and others. And now the ridiculously popular hopping game Crossy Road is getting the "+" treatment with a reimagined title heading to Apple's gaming service.
Tetris Beat is now available in Apple Arcade
The Apple Arcade has grown quite a bit since its initial launch, with the library of titles slowly expanding on a semi-regular basis. Apple now offers more than 200 games in the roster at this point, and it doesn't appear that the company is going to slow down anytime soon. And today sees one more joining the list.
The side-scrolling action game ‘Castlevania: Grimoire of Souls’ is heading to Apple Arcade
Apple Arcade initially launched with the promise that the gaming service would host around 100 titles. That has changed quite a bit since the service's debut, though, with Apple Arcade now offering more than 200 games in its rotating roster. And it looks like another title is heading to the service at some point in the future, welcoming one of the most beloved franchises to the service whenever it happens.
Apple’s Services division sets a new all-time record as it brings in $17.5 billion
Earlier today, Apple announced the results for its third fiscal quarter. It was another dominant stretch of three months for the company, and, of course, its Services division. As has become the norm for these results, it's the Services division that continues to break records.
Would you buy a new iPod?
Sometimes, it can be easy to forget that in 2021, there is an iPod touch still available to buy. Apple actually launched the thing in early 2019, so it's not even that old! But with so many newer devices out there in the wild, especially the iPhone, no one could blame anyone for forgetting about the iPod.