Recently acquired by GREE for $210 million dollars, game developers Funzio have brought their hit free-to-play crime game called Crime City over to the Amazon App Store. Crime City is basically why Funzio got acquired by GREE in the first place.

Spacetime Studios released the next title in their 'Legends' series of MMORPG yesterday called Dark Legends. For those of you who have been waiting all this time for the game to arrive on Android, the wait is finally over and you can get to all the blood splattering.

Amazon has announced that, through the use of their new API, developers can now integrate in-app purchases into their applications and games on the Amazon App Store. Amazon will also be accepting in-app purchases from users on both Android devices in general as well as the Kindle Fire.

Amazon Wireless has been steadily growing in popularity when it comes to grabbing a new Android device. With competition from other similar services, Amazon has done a pretty good job at establishing themselves as one of the major sites to buying Android devices. It's been in beta for awhile now but today marks the dropping of those beta tags.

Another game we talked about a few days ago was the interesting action strategy game from 4Gency called Node.Hack. Based around a theme of hacking, this combines both puzzle and arcade game mechanics into one title with a bit of a flare for retro game visuals.

The next week or so is going to see a lot of great games being released onto Android. Another interesting game that will be coming our way on March 21st is a game based around hacking called Node.Hack from developers 4gency.

The follow-up to Zeptolab's rather popular puzzle game called Cut The Rope, the newest addition to the series has been released onto Android called Cut The Rope: Experiments HD which you may remember us talking about in the past. In fact it seems to have taken forever for this game to land on Android since we last talked about it.

There is a fair amount to talk about today regarding the Amazon App Store for Android. Not only do we have a rather good selection of games on sale for this week during their usual weekly deals on Android games, but today's free app is also pretty good and to top it all off, Amazon's App Store is celebrating turning one year old.

Spacetime Studios were on hand at GDC 2012 showing off their upcoming MMORPG for Android called Dark Legends. Let it be known right now this is not the Twilight type of vampire in this game with the whole sparkly drama filled emotional wreck the movies are. Instead, this game contains more of the True Blood type of vampire.

Nevosoft Inc, developers of the adventure puzzle game called Dream Sleuth, have now released the game onto the Amazon App Store for the Kindle Fire as well as other Android devices. Granted if you own something aside from the Kindle Fire, you can already get this game off of the Android Market.

G5 Entertainment regularly publish either time management or hidden object games onto mobile platforms like Android and iOS. Their newest game is also a hidden objects title called Magician's Handbook that features some rather impressive hand-painted scenes.

We don't do a lot of posting regarding contests elsewhere on the internet but this one is rather large and getting more Android devices into people hands is always a good thing too. With that said, ZAGG is giving away a Kindle Fire every day for the month of February.

Earth and Legend is a rather large 3D RPG with multiplayer gaming functionality that has been on Android for a decent amount of time now. The developers, DvideArts, has just mentioned on their Twitter that the game will be coming to the Kindle Fire soon as well.

G5 Entertainment has been pushing their games over to the Kindle Fire steadily since the tablet was released. Currently two more titles are now available for the Kindle Fire with a third slated for release on January 26th.

We usually don't make it a habit to post about rumors or what 'sources say' most of the time but when it comes to the idea of a Google branded tablet (think Nexus tablet), we can't help but get a little excited at the thought of one. It would be about damn time too that Google made one.

Amazon generally has a bunch of games and apps on sale at any given time but considering that this is a holiday weekend we figured we would check out what is being offered on the Amazon App Store for sale. We already know that all of EA's titles on the Amazon App Store are on sale for a few days for $0.99.

This year has been a mixed bag for Android gamers. Disappointments were the name of the of the day but yet despite the these lowly setbacks, Android gaming also took a huge leap in the right direction. Between massive jumps in hardware performance, more new features added to the OS regarding gaming and gaming specific devices released, it has been a great year for Android gaming.

For those of you who have access to the Amazon App Store on way or another, it's time to take advantage of another sale on there. EA has put all of their games on the Amazon App Store on sale for only $0.99 for a limited time. This includes Dead Space for the Kindle Fire for those of you who own one.

It has been awhile since we have had to report on a game that is being exclusively launched on the Amazon App Store and we were happy with that. However it seems that quiet break is over as 11 Bit Studios have released their award-winning 'tower offense' game called Anomaly: Warzone Earth onto the Amazon App Store.

You may remember back near the beginning of Google's 10 billion downloads promotion that we reported on Amazon doing the same thing with any of the apps that happen to be on their App Store as well as the Android Market. In case you forgot though, this is a friendly reminder along with the current titles available for a dime.

G5 Entertainment has been steadily throwing their weight behind the Kindle Fire Android tablet from Amazon. They have been steadily optimizing all their games currently available on the Android Market for the Kindle Fire and have just added two more titles to their line-up for Amazon's rather popular device.

Well we can safely say this, "Let the games begin". It appears as though Amazon has been watching the popularity of the $0.10 sale Google is doing on the Android Market to celebrate 10 billion downloads as they are now matching it as well with the same apps and games for the most part.

Since a plethora of people bought themselves a Kindle Fire recently and a lot of people have already rooted it, there is some more good news today for you. A developer has already managed to port Android 4.0 onto the Kindle Fire.

CrowdStar's recent game called Top Girl has been a massive success since it's release which comes as a bit of a surprise I'm sure considering what it's about. The mobile social game launched on iOS and has seen 1 million downloads in just 10 days and beating Angry Birds and Zynga Poker as a top-grossing app after just 3 days in the app store.

G5 Entertainment is continuing their push to put their weight behind the Kindle Fire by bringing another game for it to the Amazon App Store. This time it's their Sim City-style game called Virtual City which is a rather good game if you enjoy sim/management type of games.