The title has gone freemium, and you now earn coins as you play, which can then be spent on all sorts of upgrades for your station and skills (or, of course, purchased via in-app purchase). The space-age follow up to the extremely popular Flight Control title was developed by Firemint, but I'm sorry to say that I found it not quite as elegant as the previous version. Next up was a game that a lot of Flight Control fans will be surprised to hear about: Flight Control Rockets. We may have to wait a while to see another original title arrive on iOS. But there was no news to report - PopCap is taking its sweet time working on new titles, and is instead mostly just concerned with putting its popular catalog on as many titles as possible. That game has been out on PC for a while, but we haven't really seen a port of it on iOS just yet. I did ask PopCap's about Bejeweled 3 as well. There's not much new to say about this one - if you liked it on PC, you'll like it on Apple's iOS devices. PopCap was up first - the popular casual games developer has just released Zuma's Revenge HD on the App Store, and it's a very faithful port of the old arcade title originally released on PC. Here's a quick roundup of what the company is working on for iOS, including among all of its recent acquisitions: PopCap, Firemint, and Chillingo. EA had a large suite set up at GDC last week to show off its various new and recent offerings.

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