News: More than 160 games launch with the new store.
Although the $200 iPhone 3G doesn't debut until tomorrow, Apple's iTunes App Store and its iPhone software 2.0 launched this morning. When it comes to the games software, Next-Gen reports that over 160 games make up the 500-plus total software items.
While 25% of the App Store items are free, downloading games will cost you anywhere from $4.99 to $9.99. But, think, the next time you're waiting for something or some one, it'll definitely be worth always having a motion-controlled Super Monkey Ball in your pocket.
We hope to have some impressions of these new games in the future if the lines at the Apple and AT&T Store dwindle.
source: Next-Gen
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