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| Touchgrind BMX Price: £2.99 This is a great example of a game that could only work on a touchscreen device. This ingenious creation sees you pulling off impressive BMX stunts by manipulating your bike in real time using the multi-touch display. It’s an ambitious concept but work beautifully in practise, off ering some of the purest fun of any App Store game. Your inner show-off will appreciate the option to record your most outrageous BMX tricks for posterity and share them with friends. |
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| iBooks 3 Price: Free A real appeal of the iPad mini is that its 7.9in screen and light, compact proportions make it ideal as an e-book reader. Older iPads soon got heavy, but we’ve had no trouble reading whole books on the mini. Publications bought through iTunes or downloaded from elsewhere appear in your iBooks. With the latest update you can enjoy animated books and song books as well as crisp text and images. A must-have app. |
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| 100 Greatest Hits Price: £8.99 While Rovio is busy bringing 70s and 80s classic film plots into its wildly successful Angry Birds app, retro gamers have their own treat in store. These classic games were originally written for the ZX Spectrum and the Atari console. Now you can relive the early days of computer gaming and sink battleships and play space invaders all over again. Expansion packs let you supplement the 25 games initially supplied with the 8-bit classics of your choice. |
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