Top 10 Blackberry Games

Best Blackberry Games

• 1. Tetris - This is the classic title that everyone knows. No fancy bells and whistles, just line up the blocks to clear the screen. No self-respecting blackberry owner should be without this game.
  
  2. Peggle - This is one of the best and most addictive games I have ever played. The object is simple - you must clear the screen of orange pegs by aiming your metal ball at them and then hope for some lucky bounces. Consider yourself warned. Once you download this game you won't be able to put it down until you beat it.
  
  3. Puzzle Quest: Warlords - Very Similar to Bejeweled with rpg elements added for good measure. It is the same concept of matching similar colored jewels but this time you are going head to head against an opponent. The more you win, the more experience you earn which allows you to face tougher enemies and cause more damage. Cool autosave feature means you will never lose your progress.
  
  4. Nintaii- During my most recent trip to the mall this was the game that I played the most. In this title you are trying to roll your rectangular block into a square hole. This sounds deceptively simple but you really have to use your brain since your must navigate an obstacle course and your approach to the hole must be just right or you will miss the peg. You can check out the video below to see this game in action.
  
  5. Super KO Boxing 2 - Similar to Punchout by Nintendo, this cartoon boxer is a fun diversion and great way to let off some steam during a long shopping excursion. This game features an interesting cast of characters that stand between you and the championship. This title has some of the better graphics I have seen on a Blackberry and the controls are surprisingly responsive for this type of game.
  
  6. Zen Table Tennis - Ping pong has never been so much fun on the go. I got this game since it was pretty cheap and I had fairly low expectations but was really surprised with how good it was. You control a semi-transparent ping pong paddle as you try to win each match. You have the option of controlling it with the keypad or the trackball with the trackball being the most intuitive from my experience.
  
  7. GT Drift: Untouchable - A solid racing game that reminds me of playing pseudo 3D racers on the Sega Genesis or Super Nintendo. The graphics are a little choppy when playing on the Pearl but not enough to detract from the overall experience. The control is tight which is a must for a racing game and the graphics are sharp and colorful. This is not the deepest racer but it has strong pick-up-and-play appeal.
  
  8. Aces Mahjong - This classic tile matching game is over 2,000 years old. Once you play it you will quickly realize why it has such long-lasting staying power.
  
  9. PBA Bowling - This is the most accurate handheld bowling game I have ever played. Impressive 3D graphics with a full roster of professional bowlers to play against this is a fantastic title.
  
  10. Memory Checker - This game has a terrible title but it is a great way to get the old noggin going. This is a great way to test your short term memory and have fun in the process.