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Today, Big Blue Bubble announced that Old School Defense 1.0, a tower defense game based on the Paramount movie, Old School, is now available on the iTunes App Store.

Old School Defense is a humorous, pick-up-and-play tower defense game that offers simple to complex gameplay for all ages.

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category: Games

Casual collectors of tasty brews, party animals on a pub crawl, microbrewery connoisseurs, and all others else who enjoy a glass or a pint every now and then, can now take their passion for beer to new heights by downloading the fun and free new app Pint Club.

category: Lifestyle

The Lucky Chicken today is pleased to announce the release of Trivia Master: Flags, an iOS trivia and reference application for countries and their flags. Trivia Master: Flags allows the user to be a Trivia Master, by utilising a database of high resolution country flags and country information.

category: Reference

MiBeerAge Shows the True Age of this Corona Extra "Millions of people buy beer every day, but most consumers don't realize that there is a date code, and in almost all instances the date codes are undecipherable," stated company President Roderick Fitzgerald. CRIRS REI, LLC announces MiBeerAge 1.

category: Lifestyle

In Flying Hamster, bees, berries and beer become weapons Flying Hamster manages to have it both ways: it’s a handheld game that’s light and silly, but it’s also a fast-paced action game that’s challenging and tough to put down. Flying Hamster can be classified as a “horizontal shooter.

category: Editor's Picks, Games

Though a bit awkward sounding in name, Beer 99 Bottles is an entertainment app even Sheldon Cooper would love.

category: Editor's Picks, Entertainment

DrinkTracker Breathalyzer - This might sound like a lecture, but for goodness sake, don’t drink and drive. But it’s not that easy, is it?  If alcohol affects your judgment, how do you safely know if you are OK to drive when you have been drinking?  DrinkTracker Breathalyzer is here to help.

category: Editor's Picks, Healthcare & Fitness

Greystripe, a mobile apps ad network platform, has published a new consumer insight report that suggests App Store shoppers are easily bored, button pushers. What Greystripe’s new report indicates is that App Store shoppers use free apps for only 9.6 minutes at a time.

category: Breaking News

“An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.” — Benjamin Franklin Virtues-Benjamin Franklin has graced us with a lifetime of profound quotes and untold numbers of inventions.

category: Editor's Picks, Lifestyle

With a developer named Marmot Kilt, it has to be good. Say What!?! is a unique photo manipulation app that allows iPhone and iPod touch users to make a photo "talk," like a ventriloquist's dummy.

category: Entertainment

934,047,733 downloads as of April 11, 2009, 10:54 AM EST and counting.

category: Breaking News

Not so much a book as maybe a pamphlet, St. Patrick’s Phrasebook by Subsonic iPhone Apps provides iPhone/iTouch users with audio pronunciations of “essential Irish Gaelic phrases” that may come in handy this St. Patty’s Day.

category: Entertainment

Beer Brands iPhone App by Webworks and Applications is loaded with information of more than 7,800 brands of beer. I suppose the app is designed to give you on the spot information for a beer, as you stand in the cooler isle of your local store amazed by the vast selection of brew.

category: Lifestyle

AppCraver recently heard from Guy Moss of Cave Bear the developers of the Jumble! family of word-search apps. He answered our questions about developing apps for the iPhone and iPod touch. 1. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone? Guy: We started developing around the end of August.

category: Interviews

With less than a month to go before 2008 wrings out (pun intended since we're officially in a recession) Apple has just announced its Top 10 iPhone App downloads for the year.

category: Breaking News