Gaming, Mobile|February 9, 2010 5:35 am

PopCap Games Hit Plants Vs. Zombies Heading To iPhone



PopCap Games is bringing another of their hit games to the iPhone/iTouch platform. Having already seen success with other titles on the platform, such as Peggle, Plants Vs. Zombies will soon be available in the iTunes App Store.

For those unfamiliar with the title,  it is a tower defense type game. You must protect your home from increasingly stronger zombie forces. Your arsenal of pea-shooting plants, cherry bombs and zombie eating plants are at your disposal to foil the zombie invasion.

Plants Vs. Zombies will be available for purchase in the App store on February 15. Price is not set at this time. However, if it follows the pricing of the other PopCap Games already available, it will most likely be set at $2.99.

Check out the video announcement over at YouTube. Plants Vs. Zombies for iPhone/iTouch

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