SEGA / Namco iPhone Game Price Drops: BIT.TRIP BEAT for $1, more

Oct 29 2010, 4:14pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

The iTunes App Store discounts downloads of several SEGA and Namco games as part of their respective Halloween sales. With prices starting at 99 cents each, that's tied with our June mention as the lowest price we've seen for each title. Note that these apps are created for the iPhone and iPod touch; they're compatible with the iPad but will run at a significantly lower resolution. (Check the individual apps for further information.) Namco's sale ends October 31, while SEGA's ends November 1. Some best bets:

Pac-Man for 99 cents ($4 drop)
BIT.TRIP BEAT (pictured) for 99 cents ($4 drop)
Tamagotchi: 'Round the World for 99 cents ($4 drop)
Isaac Newton's Gravity for 99 cents ($2 drop)
Ecco the Dolphin for 99 cents ($2 drop)
Streets of Rage for 99 cents ($2 drop)
More Brain Exercise with Dr. Kawashima for $1.99 ($3 drop)
Football Manager Handheld 2010 US Version for $2.99 ($2 drop)
Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I for $6.99 ($3 drop)

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