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PopCap Games has announced Peggle Mobile, which will be available later this month for mobile phones in North America, the United Kingdom and parts of Europe. PopCap is not going to stop at Peggle, they plan to release at least 6 more mobile titles that are currently under development.

PlayFirst has announced Diner Dash is available for the iPhone from Apple’s App Store. Diner Dash is PlayFirst’s first game released for the iPhone, but not the last. PlayFirst plans to release more games for the iPhone.

Rick from iQ212 wrote an interesting article about the “void” casual games fill in every day life. Basically, he feels there are three main areas that everyone needs to be happy in life. Those areas are home, not meaning you need to own a house, but a place you call home, work and a social setting, be it a bar or pub or an online community site.

Postcards pitch LittleBigPlanet to the masses Posted by: admin in Online Gaming Filed under: Culture, Sony PlayStation 3, Action, Adventure, Online, Casual Weren’t sure how serious Sony is about getting everyone hyped about LittleBigPlanet?

It’s been a long while since there’s been a threeplay on Xbox Live Arcade, but today three varied titles make their debut on the service. The first is Gamecock’s Pirates Vs. Ninjas Dodgeball, where ninjas, pirates, zombies, robots and others hurl a red ball at each other.

Joystiq eyes-on: How to Build a Better Being, with Will Wright Posted by: admin in Online Gaming Filed under: Culture, Nintendo DS, Features, Mac, Computer, On the web, Simulations, Casual We’re starting to get a tiny sick from Spore fever, since we gamers have been hearing about it for what seems like eons.

Entertainment, Gaming, Media Gregory T. Huang wrote: There’s nothing like three straight days of a massive video-game expo to get your mind off work. OK, I didn’t go to the whole thing, but I got a decent sample of the Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) at the convention center in downtown Seattle—North

Lost in all the Spore brouhaha is the other Electronic Arts strategy/casual Sim game, The Sims 3. In this IGN video, we get to see the development team behind it, despite not involving Will Wright, and how they want to refine The Sims magic into number three.

Ever get the feeling that Nintendo not only hates third-party developers and publishers, but their fans, too? This is today’s WiiWare title? A $5 screensaver? My Aquarium (Hudson Entertainment, 1 player, 500 Wii Points) No really.

As everyone knows, Sony is a Japanese company so it makes sense they would try a casual game for the Japanese gamers first. Sony understands what Japanese gamers like or at least they hope they do. Sony is developing a video game that does not involve action, shooting or anything of that nature.