Acupressure: Treat Yourself v1.5
Space Pizza Delivery v1.0
Smart Screen Off PRO v1.4
DeNA and Square Enix bringing Final Fantasy Brigade to Japan's smartphones
Mahjong LOLCats Unlocked v2.0
Dead or Alive Dimensions goes live in North America May 24
Killzone 3 'Steel Rain' DLC out tomorrow in Europe, April 12 in US
Fantastic Pets - Xbox 360
Dragon Age 3 artists wanted, Bioware sr. director tweets
OruxMaps Donate v4.8.25
PSA: Beware of malware-infected copies of Mari0
Power Rangers Samurai - Nintendo DS
Miyamoto interested in revisiting A Link to the Past
CSV editor v1.8
Yoostar 2 In The Movies - Playstation 3
Emily The Strange: Strangerous - Nintendo DS
Physics puzzler Storm headed to PSN, XBLA, PC this summer
MoneyWise Pro v3.6.1
Ms. Splosion Man platform 'splosion: coming to PC, iOS, Windows Phone
Rock Band Weekly: Tommy Tutone, Relient K and more
Portabliss: Corpse Party (PSP)
Fallout New Vegas - PlayStation 3
Super Joystiq Podcast 003: The Last Of Us, Diablo 3, Torchlight 2 Beta, E3 Judge's Week
Swirl Pro - A Wine Guide vP.2.9.10
Mortal Kombat 'Season Pass,' Deadliest Warrior: Legends are today's XBLM holiday deals
WordCam (Pro) v1.5
Super Meat Boy to be torn apart, rebuilt for touchscreen devices
Mobile Secrets v1.0.5
NaftaBaron HD v1.2.2
Air Control v3.2
Retro City Rampage shirts, posters, and pins up for pre-order
Spark 360 v3.35
April Fools: Blizzard nails it, as always
Resident Evil Mercenaries VS. enters the iOS arena
Nintendo DSi XL Midnight Blue - Nintendo DS
AudioTool v5.0.1
The Joystiq Indie Pitch: Defender's Quest
Longbow - Archery 3D v1.0
A Virus Named Tom looks pretty adorbs, downloadable now on Desura
First Star Software's Spy vs. Spy, originally released in 1984 for Commodore 64, was a two-player game of sabotage and intrigue, as the famous spies from Mad Magazine stalked an embassy, stealing confidential documents and other items while setting ridiculous traps for each other.
PlayStation Blog Europe reintroduces us to two Vita games/apps that you might have forgotten about: Frobisher Says and t@g. Frobisher Says is an absurd microgame collection in which up to 8 players pass a Vita around and take on weird tasks assigned by the title character. Examples include "poke an otter with a stick", "deliver my pudding on a toy train", and "smile at some ladies (but not at the badgers!)" As all minigame collections do, this uses all of the Vita's control features.