MacWorld: I first played Chopper on the Mac before the iPhone had even been released and though it was simple in terms of graphics, the side-scrolling shooter was immensely fun to play. When the iPhone was released, David Frampton, the one-man company behind the game, was there on day one of the App Store launch with Chopper for the iPhone. It was a straightforward port of the Mac version but was even more fun to play, due to the accelerometer and touch-based controls.
The Quality Index runs through the Top 10 UK paid-for apps & games chart, highlighting the biggest ballers on the market.
Facely: Personality for Facebook possesses too much pizazz for Angry Birds this week, though don't rule 'em off quite yet.
Chopper 2 storms into the Top 3 off the back of Apple's iPhone Game of the Week promo.
The Quality Index runs through the Top 10 UK paid-for apps & games chart, highlighting the biggest ballers on the market.
Angry Birds still sits pretty at the top of the tree, fending off juicy assaults from the fruity ninjas.
Chopper 2 ascends the charts after descending in price, while The Sims 3 Ambitions fulfil an early 2011 goal.
The Quality index highlights the best of the iOS army action.
Call of Duty may yet to arrive on the iPhone platform, but there are plenty of soldiers willing to fill its boots.
