Zoom Zoom is one of the stranger offerings to come from the App Store. You will probably either love it or hate it. Those who left comments on the DAVA Consulting app’s iTunes page either lauded it for its ingenuity or wondered why time was wasted on its development. The reason? You do not control the game with the touch screen or accelerometer — but with your mouth.

The last thing you or I need is to spend even more time playing driving games than working, but you must take Gameloft’s Ferrari GT: Evolution for a test drive.
I can’t put the darn thing down.
The graphics are terrific — the 3D visual effects are lush and crisp at the same time. (…)

Raging Thunder-The developers over at Polarbit are no newcomers to the iPhone scene, even if you may not have heard of them yet. They’re the minds behind such acclaimed games as Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D and SSX3. (…)

Hang on to your ejection seat, JellyCar has been released for the iPhone! With more than 463 reviews, JellyCar has received an average user rating of four out of five stars on the App Store. Created by the Glendale-based developer, Walaber, it was released on October 19 and has already seen quite a few downloads in the App Store. (…)

Asphalt4 from serious game developer GameLoft (producer of Shrek Video Games and Death Race Mobile) is a $9.99 Racing Game that combines the realistic action of Wing Nuts Motochaser with streetscapes set in Los Angeles. (…)

You can imagine it. Sitting behind the wheel of an overpriced car; the midwestern girls who will love you; the mid-level performance you will enjoy. It will be sooo awesome.
The mildly pleasurable feeling I thought I might experience when playing Audi A4 never materialized.
The idea is cool. You use the iPhone like a steering wheel. (…)

Crash Bandicoot, now published by Vivendi Mobile, is originally a PlayStation game developed by Radical Entertainment which has sold over 40 Million copies. (…)

Cro Mag Rally from Austin based Pangea Software (makers of Enigmo) was long distributed as bundled software on macs. Now, thanks to the iPhone, this old game gets a new lease on life. (…)