What could be more pleasing to your eyes, other than being able to appreciate the visual quality of something that you can always interact with? I am talking about videogames, and that too on the iPhone’s screen.

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The games that I have picked today – they have been well known for a long time now. Some of them started out as free application; later on the developers started charging a small amount of money for either in game purchases or direct downloads.

Why don’t you try out those all time famous games for a change? We believe that the iPhone 4’s Retina Display and 960X640 resolution is going to do its wonders as soon as you’re through first 5 minutes of those games.

Take a look at our top games for the iPhone 4;

-          God Finger:

Developers of the famous Black & White series games; joined hands to release this classic game for the iPhone 4. God Finger is all about being in the shoes of your little pocket god, who lets you control those minions. All that’s required from you is an index finger and a few extra bucks to unlock the full version of the game.

-          Zen Bound 2:

Just like its predecessor, Zen Bound 2 is another puzzle based game in the series. The second installment carries on with the unmistakable charm of the game, where you need to wrap stringy ropes around wooden sculptures and figure your way around each level. Believe me; the Retina display pushes the game’s visuals to an extra level.

-          Flight Control:

How could we forget the classics that made the original iPhone screen, a fun thing to interact with? “Flight Control’ for the iPhone 4 is about essentially dragging you into controlling incoming planes and redirecting them to runways without crashing them into one another.

-          Eliminate: Gun Range:

Gun Range is a simple action shooter where your sensory nerves get pushed to new levels of various challenges. All you’ve to do is line up your fingers and shoot those targets that pop up by the end of the room.

Do let us know about your favorite games through the comments section below. You can also write to the National Editor @ techguy@thenational.net.