A simple interface hooks up with social networking sites for a portable poker game that can respect itself in the morning.

Four years ago, Blizzard Entertainment released World of Warcraft, one of the most absorbing, in-depth massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPG) to ever hit the market—it currently boasts a subscriber base of more than 9 million players. Now the company is casting more magic with Wrath of the Lich King, the second expansion pack for the ever-growing fantasy universe.

CSI: Miami plays out almost the same way as an episode of the TV series. We suppose that’s good, although you don’t have to pay any more attention to the game than you would the dull show.

Pinball table and excitement scale down for iPod.

We spoke with EA’s main iPhone boss, Travis Boatman, Vice President of Worldwide Studios, for the straight dish on his company’s iPhone development efforts. EA has already partnered with Apple to deliver games to the clickwheel iPod, but what do the touch-feely iPhone and iPod touch offer game developers?

The card-based Uno relies on elbowing your friends for position, so we’re impressed that the game mostly holds up in an iPod transition. Sure, trash-talking iPod robots won’t make a difference, but Uno held our interest.

Nearly identical to the original economics game, the fruit of the poor lemon is impossible to eat.

Two games hit the iTunes App Store ready for online play. Prepare to cease work.