The opening sequence of last night's True Blood showed one of vampire Bill's security team members playing Plants vs. Zombies on the iPad. Is this a clue to what's next on the HBO show? I mean, we already have witches, fairies, vampires, shape-shifters, werewolves, and werepanthers. What's a little zombie?
Can't get enough Plants vs. Zombies on your home computer, iPad, iPhone, or Xbox console? Then I have some good news for you zombie killers out there: Plants vs. Zombies is finally here for the Nintendo DS!
Available now, Plants vs. Zombies DS ($20) will bring you all the planting and zombie knockouts you love, plus new achievements and four new minigames — including Air Raid, Home Run Derby, Heat Wave, and BOMB All Together — to keep you occupied. Plus, there'll even be a DSiWare version for you to download, which will include the adventure mode, and a collection of new minigames to conquer. Are you excited, or have you totally moved on to obsessing over Angry Birds?
As if getting your Plants vs. Zombies fix on your computer, iPad, and Xbox wasn't enough, a new report says that the zombie-fighting title from PopCap is headed to the Nintendo DS in January!
Like me, you guys are already big fans of the game and play it on your iPhone on a regular basis, so knowing that there will be one more way to battle it out with the undead makes me smile. Said to have a price tag of $20 and contain new and exclusive levels and content, it seems like a fair amount to shell out for an incredibly addicting, portable game that will get more play than my old Girl Talk board game ever could.
If you're a big fan of Plants vs. Zombies like I am, then you're going to love these handmade Plants vs. Zombies lawn ornaments. A must-have game on your iPad (and iPhone, and computer for that matter), one superfan actually made this pottery collection as a homage to her favorite game. I'd have to give her a round of applause and ask — when are they going on sale!? It's enough to get me into gardening.
I don't know what drew me to Plants vs. Zombies in the first place, but now, battling my way through level after level of plant eating zombies is my idea of fun. What's so special about the game you ask? Well, it's a simple premise: defend your house from zombies with the help of killer plants which stun, chomp, and act as obstacles to keep the undead away. But sometimes, it's the simple things that are the most addictive.
In adventure mode, there's 50 levels of zombie action that has your plants working overtime while the army of zombies (including pole vaulters and a bobsled team) gets faster and smarter. Earn up to 49 types of plants to protect your home (like Sunflowers, Peashooters, Cherry Bombs, and Potato Mines) and play in five different game modes to combat game burnout.
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