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Hullabu Inc, a newcomer in the tablet publishing market, today announced James Patterson: Twice in a Blue Moon is now available for iPad on the Apple App Store. Marking the second game in the franchise, Twice in a Blue Moon is an original story based on James Patterson’s wildly successful Women’s Murder Club series. Arriving in the midst of success from its predecessor, this title brings fans another thrilling mystery game in a series that has already excited its fan base.

Prime73 introduces Cut The Link 1.0 for iOS, an action arcade game with splatty, cutty and boomy ball and bubbles carnage. Players swipe a finger across the screen to cut links between balls, like a real ninja. Players match colors, unlock bonus items and smash balls. The game invites players to become the ultimate bringer of colorful destruction with every slash. Game success will make Cut the Link even more interesting, the higher the score the more fun players get.

Duello Games, the creators of worldwide hit iSlash with 20 million downloads and counting, is proud to announce another highly engaging mobile game, Bellyfish 1.0.1, available now on the App Store and featured by Apple in more than 100 countries. Bellyfish, a brand new approach to the endless games genre, is an underwater adventure where users guide a fearless hero to avoid obstacles, fight enemies, and swim as high possible to reach new objectives and quests in the beautiful underwater scenery.

PlayScreen has invited word game fanatic/brilliant actor Alec Baldwin to play the free iOS game Word Carnivale for charity. In Word Carnivale, players are pitted against their friends in a “best of three” contest to form words within the allotted time. Word Carnivale replaces static blocks with balloons that pop when words are formed. PlayScreen to donate $10,000 to Alec Baldwin’s choice of charity, when he scores better than 400 points in the iPhone/Pad game Word Carnivale.

Flickdirect Inc. today announces Movie Clock 6.0, an update to its popular iPhone app that focuses on upcoming movies. Originally developed as a way for moviegoers to keep a catalog of reminders of upcoming movies they want to see, Movie Clock has grown and evolved into the premier app for social media interaction as it relates to the world for film. Version 6.0 introduces the new Anticipation Meter, which gauges the excitement surrounding upcoming films based on social user interaction.