iPad Games

Warner Bros. has discounted all of its mobile games in the Apple App Store to only $0.99. This is good news since most WB titles are normally around $5 each. The sale includes the newly released Man of Steel and the LEGO versions of Harry Potter and Batman. Here is a list of some of the more popular WB games in the App Store:

Man of Steel - Based on Zack Snyder's blockbuster movie with the same name, Man of Steel allows you to utilize the powers of Superman to stop General Zod and his evil henchmen. The game is compatible with with all current iOS devices.

LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 and Years 5-7 - You can now get the entire LEGO: Harry Potter series for only $2. Compatible with the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.

The popular PC game Home: A Unique Horror Adventure has landed in the Apple App Store. Home is an 8-bit horror mystery where your decisions shape the narrative and outcome of the game. The gameplay is a lot like an interactive choose-your-own-adventure with simplistic tap controls, but don't let the minimalist style turn you off. Home's unique experience and replay value has earned it high praise from the gaming community. At the end of the game users are encouraged to share their interpretation of the events on the What Happened! forums. However, you shouldn't visit the page until you at least completed the game once, or you will spoil the experience for yourself.

Home is currently available in the App Store for $2.99. It supports all current iOS devices running iOS 4.3 or later.

Unlike Nintendo, SEGA has fully embraced mobile gaming by bringing its classics like Sonic the Hedgehog to Apple and Android devices. There are currently 8 Sonic games available in the Apple App Store, and starting today they are only $0.99. This is a pretty good deal since some titles like Sonic CD were originally $6. Check out a complete list of $0.99 Sonic the Hedgehog games below, and prepare yourself for some awesome retro gaming on your iPhone or iPad. It's unknown how long this sale will last, so make sure you download your favorite Sonic title today!

The original Sonic the Hedgehog game that started it all is only $1! The iOS version is optimized for the iPhone 5, and features new characters Tails and Knuckles.

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 was remastered for iOS devices in 2010. However, it has not been updated for later devices such as the iPhone 5.

Both Sonic The Hedgehog 4: Episode I and II have been discounted from $4.99 to $0.99. Now you can download both episodes for less than the original asking price of one.

2K Games's popular turn-based strategy game XCOM: Enemy Unknown is now available for the iPod touch, iPhone and iPad. The remake of 1994 PC game UFO: Enemy Unknown is one of the most expensive iOS games at $20. Early reviews of the iOS port have been positive, even though there has been some backlash from fans over its price tag.

The developers warn that XCOM is a "graphically rich game with advanced features that is best experienced on the iPad 4 and up". The game is a hefty 1.86GB, so make sure you have plenty of space on your device before you download it. It's also only compatible with newer iOS devices such as the the iPhone 4 and up, and fifth-generation iPod touch.

Warner Bros. has released a trailer for Phosphor Games's upcoming Man of Steel mobile game. The game is a tie-in to Zack Snyder's highly anticipated Man of Steel movie hitting theaters on June 14. Players can recreate the events in the film via story mode, and do battle with the movie's main villain General Zod and his army while controlling Superman. Unfortunately, the trailer is highly disappointing for a $3 iPhone game. Which is odd, since Gameloft managed to release a very impressive free iOS game for Iron Man 3.

Greg Ballard, Senior Vice President of Mobile Gaming for Warner Bros, described Man of Steel as an "addictive brawler that lets players feel the power of being a Super Hero.”

The game also features survival mode which allows players the chance to compete against their friends for the highest score. Man of Steel the mobile game will hit Apple's App Store and Google Play on June 14. The iPhone version will be $2.99 and the iPad and iPad mini version will be $4.99. Check out the trailer below.