What will iPhone 4G do for iPhone Gamers? Will the Graphics card be more powerful? Will battery life see improvements, or indeed will the battery be removable?

Sites across the globe are trading in rumours first initiated last week by Gilles Fontaine of French site Challenges. Are the rumours true? Who really knows? Some are suggesting that Apple are thinking of an early release as an effort to thwart the upcoming Nexus 2. But with such as strong foothold and considering the Nexus 1 shortcomings, surely Apple are not rattled enough to bolt out of the blocks early.

iPhone gaming giant Gameloft has announced that it has sold 10 million games since the launch of the app store. If you do the math that equates to an average of 18,215 downloads a day from iTunes and the App Store since the app stores launch in July 2008.

Gameloft CEO Michel Guillemot said, "We have had a remarkable year on the App Store," he went on to say,

Guerrilla Bob is a game we have been looking forward to for a while now. Top down shooters work really well on the iPhone and iPod touch. The success of iDracula, Minigore and Alive 4-Ever is testiment to this, but Guerrilla Bob looks to take the Top Down genre and add a twist of it's own. Created by Angry Mob Studios and soon to be published by iPhone wizards Chillingo. TiG will be reviewing Guerrilla Bob shortly.

Ever since the first Simpsons game "Bart Simpson's Cupcake Crisis" back in 1992, we have been back to Springfield some 24 times via almost every console you could wish to mention. Our own personal favourite was Simpsons hit and run but we are excited of the prospect of once more donning our Homer persona and shunning all aspects of responsibility whilst basking in the chaos that is Springfield.