I've flown from the US to Australia so many times now it's practically second nature, but it's such a long way you have to fill the time. Mediocre Jack Black movies only get you so far, so I suggest taking a few games with you. Here are the tops of the two or three dozen I generally employ, though a majority of those are on my iPhone.
Fantastic port, quality music, replay value is super high. May be the best version of this game for no other reason than you can put it in your pocket.
I was encouraged by the return of the harder Japanese battle levels. Winning is harder, and in the long run more satisfying. Really nice polish.
A God of War portable that is even better than the first game? Yes please.
Catching them all passes a lot of time, and flying over the world's largest ocean is probably a good time to start.
Stupidly simple, addictive, free. Well done on all counts, and the only iPhone game that makes the grade.
What isn't to love about this? Great game types, fantastic music. You can lose yourself playing it, and not think about your plane going all Lost-style before you land in your port of choice.
I enjoy professors. I employ curiosity. I explore villages. This game, by extension, was made for me.
Total madness, where some weird Tokyo district is essentially a fantasy setting. It could be a thousand miles or a thousand years from me, it's equally enthralling and immersive.
Ok I lied, this is the second iPhone game, and a truly quality franchise. Not higher on the list only because I would prefer the Adventures game on the platform.
This is a SCUMMVM game that isn't really playable on the DS, but I love it so much I take it with me anyway. It's as much comfort to me as a warm blanket or my Night Rider sleeping bag. (SHUT UP SLEEPING BAGS FROM 1982 ARE AWESOME.)
