Microsoft

August 17, 2010
 

Windows Phone 7 Games Announced

Gaming industry has seen significant change in the level of user interest in last few years and the obvious reason for such increase in demand is the advancement in mobile phones. Microsoft is also integrating cool gaming experience in their upcoming Windows Phone 7.

Windows Phone 7 devices will be able to provide Xbox Live games for users. Today, they have announced a list of gaming titles that will be available for the Windows Phone 7 enabled mobile phones.

Xbox Live on Windows Phone 7

Assassin’s Creed, Splinter Cell: Conviction, Crackdown 2 and Guitar Hero 5 are one of the first few games that are designed for WP 7 and more games will be released during the official launch of the new operating system in the October.

Complete list of Windows Phone 7 games is given below -

  • 3D Brick Breaker Revolution (Digital Chocolate)
  • Age of Zombies (Halfbrick)
  • Armor Valley (Protégé Games)
  • Asphalt 5 (Gameloft)
  • Assassins Creed (Gameloft)
  • Bejeweled™ LIVE (PopCap)
  • Bloons TD (Digital Goldfish)
  • Brain Challenge (Gameloft)
  • Bubble Town 2 (i-Play)
  • Butterfly ( Press Start Studio)
  • CarneyVale Showtime (MGS)
  • Crackdown 2: Project Sunburst (MGS)
  • De Blob Revolution (THQ)
  • Deal or No Deal 2010 (i-Play)
  • Earthworm Jim (Gameloft)
  • Fast & Furious 7 (i-Play)
  • Fight Game Rivals (Rough Cookie)
  • Finger Physics (Mobliss Inc.)
  • Flight Control (Namco Bandai)
  • Flowerz (Carbonated Games)
  • Frogger (Konami Digital Entertainment)
  • Fruit Ninja (Halfbrick)
  • Game Chest-Board (MGS)
  • Game Chest-Card (MGS)
  • Game Chest-Logic (MGS)
  • Game Chest-Solitaire (MGS)
  • GeoDefense (Critical Thought)
  • Ghostscape (Psionic)
  • Glow Artisan (Powerhead Games)
  • Glyder 2 (Glu Mobile)
  • Guitar Hero 5 (Glu Mobile)
  • Halo Waypoint (MGS)
  • Hexic Rush (Carbonated Games)
  • I Dig It (InMotion)
  • iBlast Moki (Godzilab)
  • ilomilo (MGS)
  • Implode XL (IUGO)
  • Iquarium (Infinite Dreams)
  • Jet Car Stunts (True Axis)
  • Let’s Golf 2 (Gameloft)
  • Little Wheel (One click dog)
  • Loondon (Flip N Tale)
  • Max and the Magic Marker (PressPlay)
  • Mini Squadron (Supermono Limited)
  • More Brain Exercise (Namco Bandai)
  • O.M.G. (Arkedo)
  • Puzzle Quest 2 (Namco Bandai)
  • Real Soccer 2 (Gameloft)
  • The Revenants (Chaotic Moon)
  • Rise of Glory (Revo Solutions)
  • Rocket Riot (Codeglue)
  • Splinter Cell Conviction (Gameloft)
  • Star Wars: Battle for Hoth (THQ)
  • Star Wars: Cantina (THQ)
  • The Harvest (MGS)
  • The Oregon Trail (Gameloft)
  • Tower Bloxx NY (Digital Chocolate)
  • Twin Blades (Press Start Studio)
  • UNO (Gameloft)
  • Women’s Murder Club: Death in Scarlet (i-Play)
  • Zombie Attack! (IUGO)
  • Zombies!!!! (Babaroga)

Companies like Gameloft, PopCap, Namco Bandai, THQ and Konami are tied up with Microsoft to design Windows Phone games. This means that the software giant is all set to take over the gaming industry with the new operating system.

Few days back, Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 devices have been delivered to the developers so that they can build their applications for the upcoming mobile phones. Even though the company has tried to bring something new and innovative in terms of their mobile operating system, early reviewers are not much happy about it.

Now, it would be interesting to see how the end users react to the OS when it comes out later this year.

[via – Xbox Live]