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In case you missed the two LostWinds games for WiiWare (shame on you by the way), you will soon have two more choices for platform on which to play them: iOS and Android.

During the Develop conference, Frontier Developments head David Braben revealed that the WiiWare platformers are being ported to iPad, iPhone, and Android, with the D-pad/Wiimote pointer controls replaced by a virtual pad and touch-based wind controls. Seems like a perfect fit if you ask me…

LostWinds for iOS and Android will be released later this year.

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First mentioned during a recent Capcom event in Tokyo, Super Street Fighter Volt is now available for download on iTunes. The game adds Wi-Fi support for head-to-head matches online and three new fighters to the original cast: Balrog, Vega and Cody. The mobile version of Street Fighter 4 (I should say cell phone version) now has a total of 17 fighters.

Right now you can snag Volt for a buck, but over the course of the next week, Capcom will raise the price of the game each day by one dollar. On July 6, the game will have its price locked in at $6.99.

Download today.

If you have yet to play a game from an iOS device (iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch), you are really missing out on some fantastic games. Titles like Zenonia (very reminiscent of Zelda SNES and features over 20 hours of gameplay), Angry Birds, Infinity Blade, Fruit Ninja, The Creeps, Pocket Legends and Rolando (just to name a few), are outstanding games and help solidify Apple as a major player when it comes to the gaming industry.

Take a look at the video below. It’s an iPad 2 user using the “mirroring” feature that will be found in iOS 5 and essentially turns his $99 Apple TV, into a home gaming console. This has tremendous possibilities and I cannot wait to see how this plays out. Check out the video and let me know what you guys think:

AirPlay Mirroring, TV Out, and the Apple TV as a games console from Ben Dodson on Vimeo.

Mojang Studios today revealed that its world-building immensely popular indie hit, Minecraft, will be heading exclusively to Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Play before other Android-enabled devices.

According to a Mojang representative, the Xperia Play version will have customized controls for the phone’s PlayStation-style controller layout and also hinted at the nature of the release, saying it’ll fall in line with the studio’s previous “release early and update frequently” model.

Incredible news for Minecraft and here’s hoping to a iPhone release. More as it develops.

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Hello everyone. My newest game is set to hit Apple’s App Store within the next day or so and it’s called Save Patchland. It’s by far my best game to date and features addicting gameplay, smooth graphics, power ups and a barrel of fun.

I will keep you all updated on when it is released but if you have an iOS device (iPhone or iPod Touch) please give it a download. Here are some screens:

Thanks for looking.