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Friday, July 11, 2008

Lumina iPhone Game

If you love the old Simon game or enjoy memory games, download Lumina to your iPhone. Just go to their iTunes page here.

Some more news on the iPhone App Store from VentureBeat, "iPhone App Store first impression: Sublime beyond belief"

Posted by Bernard Moon at 8:37 AM

Labels: apple, iphone, video games

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