It’s been a while since we’ve last talked about a BlackBerry game, but, BeZombied Free by Luna Games is a good one, and, with Halloween just around, we figured that this would be a good way to start the week. BeZombied is essentially one of those BeJeweled style puzzle games where you need to clear the screen by matching at least 3 like Zombies. This game is add supported, but, you really won’t notice them once you get into the game.
Snaptu, a free mobile service that offers you a selection of fun and useful applications and a fast and easy way to access the Internet on your phone, has been updated to version v.1.2.8. There isn’t a change log, so, be sure to leave a comment if you notice any major differences from v.1.2.7.
Snatptu is a free BlackBerry download and you can pick it up by visiting http://m.snaptu.com from your device.
I have a saying. The only thing better than a good BlackBerry game is a good free BlackBerry game and there is a pretty cool looking one out for the BlackBerry Bold, Storm, and Curve 8900 from CrucialSoft called RHex.
RHex kind of has a Tetris like feel to it as the object is to explode falling hexagons by connecting four or more in a row. Instead of sliding the falling hexagons left or right you stack them on top of a central hex by rotating it. Check the video out after the jump to get a better feel for it.
We just stumbled upon a free puzzle game for the the BlackBerry Storm called Lights Out. The goal of the game is to turn off the lights by clicking on them. When you click on a light to toggle it, it also toggles the lights next to it vertically and horizontally. The video below gives you a pretty good idea of what you are in for.
A friend of mine stopped by my office this morning and asked me, “What cool stuff did you install on your BlackBerry this week? I gave him a list of 4 or 5 goodies that I am playing around with and immediately thought that this would make a good post.
As a matter of fact I think that it would make a good series, so, with that, Cool Stuff That I Installed On My BlackBerry This Week is born.
Our pal Mike from Nickel Buddy Studios has just released a free BlackBerry application called Nickel Buddy Coin Toss, which, as the name implies, simulates a coin toss that randomly lands on heads or tails. Pretty simple, but, you can’t beat the price.
There are two versions, one for BlackBerry devices with trackballs with BB OS 4.2 or higher and a version just for the BlackBerry Storm.
We have a little saying around here that the only thing better than a good BlackBerry game is a good FREE BlackBerry game. If you have an older model BlackBerry (not a Pearl Flip, Bold, Curve 8900, or Storm) you can download 3 free BlackBerry Games from bPlay.
The games are:
Medieval Kings Chess II
Disco Bowling
Proteus (think Asteroids)
I’ve played all three games, and, usually games of this quality come with a price tag. Trust me when I tell you that they are worth the time it takes to download them.
If you happen to be a BlackBerry user and an XBox Gamer that really gets into your friends XBox Live stats such as their gamerscore, online status, gamer pictures, avatars, latest games, and achievements there is a free BlackBerry application that you will want to take a look at. XBerry Live allows you to do all these things and more and you absolutely cannot beat the price.
XBerry Live runs on pretty much every BlackBerry device to come out since the BlackBerry 8700 and this includes the BlackBerry Storm if you turn off compatibility mode. One of the really cool features is that XBerry Live will automatically let you know when there is a new version so staying up to date should be a breeze.
XBerry Live is a free BlackBerry application although the developer is accepting donations via PayPal. You can get more information about XBerry Live and an OTA download link here…
Yahoo! Go, Yahoo’s mobile portal application that allows you to send email, upload photos, download maps, get stock quotes, and get breaking news, has been updated to version 3.0.47 and now has support for the BlackBerry Bold.
Yahoo! Go 3.0.47 is not compatibable with the BlackBerry Storm and I haven’t played with it since it was in beta for the BlackBerry Pearl 8130. If I remember correctly it was a little bit slow, so, I wonder how the new version will on the BlackBerry Bold that has 3G and more processing power all around.
If you are a BlackBerry Bold use and decide to give Yahoo! Go a try, let us know how it goes via the commnents.
Get information on how to download Yahoo! Go to your BlackBerry here…
I have a saying. The only thing better than a good BlackBerry game is a good free BlackBerry game and there is a pretty cool looking one out for the BlackBerry Bold, Storm, and Curve 8900 from 
Our pal Mike from 
Yahoo! Go, Yahoo’s mobile portal application that allows you to send email, upload photos, download maps, get stock quotes, and get breaking news, has been updated to version 3.0.47 and now has support for the BlackBerry Bold.