PopCap announces new Plants Vs Zombies titles
PopCap, developers of the immensely popular Plants Vs. Zombies, today announced new titles in the same family. According to a company blog post, we should expect no less than two new PVZ games by summer. Plants vs. Zombies Adventures beta, the first social adaptation of PopCap’s …
46 Android apps for zombie lovers
We’re halfway through October and heading into that time of year where zombies find their way up and down suburban streets around America. Be it from your neighborhood trick-or-treaters or from the return of AMC’s The Walking Dead, we’re only too stoked to have zombies …
Plants vs. Zombies and Peggle set to hit the Android Market this week [Now Available]
I’ve had Plants vs. Zombies for so long that I forgot it wasn’t available on the Android Market. That’s right, PvZ came to us via the Amazon app store, and was at one time the free-app-of-the-day. It now appears that long Amazon exclusivity is about …
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There’s a Zombie on Your Lawn! Plants vs. Zombies Available Through Amazon Appstore
Brains… Flowers… Brains… Flowers… That’s one weird combo thrown into one even weirder game, Plants vs. Zombies. This popular tower defense game by developer PopCap Games has eluded Android for the past 2 years but is finally available thanks to the Amazon Appstore. Its release …
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PopCap Signs Exclusive Deal with Amazon App Store for Plants vs. Zombies, Chuzzle
PopCap Games has a pair of hotly anticipated games arriving on Android this month, starting as early as tomorrow, May 17th. The word is officially out that Chuzzle will be FREE in the Amazon App Store for tomorrow and then rising to a normal price …
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PopCap: Bejeweled 2 This Week, Plants vs. Zombies in Q2
Back in November, we heard that game developer PopCap was working on Android versions of several of its most popular games, aiming to release them in “early 2011.” We now have more information:
Bejeweled 2 will debut this week.
Plants vs. Zombies, Peggle and Chuzzle are on track to release in the second quarter of 2011.
They don’t plan to use OpenFeint at this point, but they are “more likely” to use Facebook Connect.
I’m not sure if Q2 counts as “early,” but it will still be in the first half of the year, so I guess we can say they’re generally on target–and it sounds like they will be worth the wait.
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