There are likely to be many more games coming for your iPhone, and Apple will probably be among the developers. advertising Although the iPhone already has a few games installed, it’s been the source of a lot of drooling and frenzy among game developers since its release. Join discussion...

I'm not really sure how well Pac-Man could be controlled on a touchscreen, but adventurous iPhone owners will now get a chance to find out. That's because a MAME emulator has been made for the iPhone by a gent by the name of kaisersoze, allowing you to play such classics as BurgerTime and Q*Bert on your shiny status symbol. Like the NES emulator that came before it, however, performance isn't quite up to snuff. Join discussion...

A fresh app on Google Code claims to allow hacked iPhone users to play classic NES games. Based on the open-source portable NES emulator InfoNES, the emulator still has its training wheels on. Allegedly, games will run slightly slower than on an actual NES (or standard emulator) and you won't get any sound output yet. We're not 100% sure about its authenticity, but given that the iPhone runs Mac OS X, it looks quite legit in the video after the jump. Join discussion...

Many folks waited in line, in the United States, to get their fingerprints on an iPhone. Today, it all becomes worth while for casual gamers and their sleak black Apple designed mobile phone product. PopCap Games announces Bejeweled for the iPhone... Join discussion...

Welcome to the MacMost and GameScene iPhone games page. We'll be adding more games in the upcoming days and weeks. So bookmark this page and keep checking back. Join discussion...