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• Carmindy Review
• Color gets $41 million in investment capital
• Announce The Birth Of Your Baby with Stork.cc
• Get In Touch With Your Gangsta Side With Big Time Gangsta
• Chicken Balls HD Review
• FrEEday Vol 39
• Lane Splitter Review
• Five for Friday: Week of April 01, 2011
• Killing Zone Defense Review
• eMailGanizer Now Offers Email Threading
• Embrace The Puzzles of Romance in MewSim: iQuest
• Circus Pain Review
• April Fools – We’re Back to Normal
• Angry Birds Rio Hits 10 Million Downloads in Just 10 Days
• Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP Review
• Bamboozle! Takes Trivia to Version 2.0
• Fart!! Review
• Exclusive: FartZam! HD Changes Fart Apps and Medical Diagnoses Forever
• Fart Machine Extreme Review
• Fart Boxin’ Review
• Fart Studio Review
• Glow Fart Button Review
• Announcing Our Newest Top List: Top 148 Fart Apps
• iFart Mobile Review
• New Directions: It’s a Gas Gas Gas

Carmindy Review Posted: 01 Apr 2011 06:53 PM PDT Carmindy Review By Chantelle Joy Duxbury on April 1st, 2011 Our Rating: :: GOOD MAKEUP TIPS iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Celebrity make up artist Carmindy offers some useful tips, videos and other info in this new app.   Developer: Appsolute Media Price: $2.99 Version: 1.0 iPhone Integration Rating: 4 out of 5 stars User Interface Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Re-use / Replay Value Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 3.67 out of 5 stars Perhaps you know Carmindy from TLC’s “What not to Wear,” or simply as a prolific and popular celebrity makeup artist. Either way, if you’re a fan of hers you’ll definitely want to check out her new app which launched this week, offering a host of makeup tips, advice, guides to specific looks and more. There are two parts of this app which are most useful for makeup tips and advice. The first is the list of eight different looks, from Carmindy’s ‘Famous’ 5-Minute Face, to ‘Date Night’ to ‘Holiday Party’ and more. After you’ve created a profile, filling in such details and hair and eye color, you’ll get step-by-step instructions for each look. There are also 16 videos featuring Carmindy herself showing you how to perform some, but not all, of the steps within the looks. While the videos are quite helpful, the step-by-step instructions for each look are a bit lacking in detail and description. Another issue is that they say it offers “Full view with illustrations” in Landscape mode, however there are no illustrations it’s just the same information. Additionally, while the suggestions for specific products to use with each look are somewhat helpful, and I do appreciate her including both low-end and high-end priced options, you can’t individually select items (just the categories) to add to the shopping list. Furthermore, some items are simply not available in certain areas, stores, etc. To be more useful if it offered direct links to merchants or online beauty stores that definitely carry the items mentioned. I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the other features, such as note-taking and photo saving for you to interact with the app to save your favourite looks. You can Tweet or Facebook your favorite looks to save with friends. There’s also a section which brings in Carmindy’s twitter feed, and info about her, links to her site and more. Overall, I think this app is plenty useful for a quick reference for make-up tips, and for fans of Carmindy and her fresh and unique style. I don’t know if everyone will want to pay the $4.99 – luckily it’s currently on sale for $2.99, so try and pick it up before it jumps back up. [ Carmindy Review is a post from 148Apps ] Carmindy iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: $2.99 $4.99 Our Rating: :: GOOD MAKEUP TIPS Read Our Full Review >> Released: 2011-03-22 :: Category: Lifestyle Apps mentioned in this post: Carmindy

Color gets $41 million in investment capital Posted: 01 Apr 2011 01:30 PM PDT Before it was even available on the App Store, the new photography/social media app Color was a hot topic, making headlines for reportedly receiving $41 million in investment start-up money from venture capital firms Sequoia and Bain Capita. The unprecedented sum was given to the minds behind the app, Bill Ngyuen – who is well known for having been the founder of Lala, a music sharing app which he had sold to Apple and was later shut down completely, which lead to his departure from Apple. Risking that kind of dough on an app that wasn’t even yet available is certainly an interesting move. Especially one that is so unique as Color. It purports to be an all-in-one photo based social media network for the iPhone. Unfortunately, while the buzz from the announcement of the funds they received may have helped with the push for users to download the app, which is free, the iTunes ratings are abysmal. As of writing this they had nearly 900 ratings, at an average of 2 stars. So, at this point is is unknown what kind of financial impact this will have on the investors, in addition to how this may effect future investors for new iPhone apps and developers. See if you agree; download the app below. [Source: Business Insider] Color™ iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: FREE Released: 2011-03-23 :: Category: Social Networking [ Color gets $41 million in investment capital is a post from 148Apps ] Apps mentioned in this post: Color™

Announce The Birth Of Your Baby with Stork.cc Posted: 01 Apr 2011 01:04 PM PDT This might not seem like an immediately obvious dilemma, but do you know how tough it is to inform everyone about the birth of your child? I don’t admittedly know this from personal experience but I’ve seen many an ecstatically happy yet exhausted soul deal with this predicament. The problem lies in ensuring that everyone who needs to know finds out fast, without anyone finding out before someone else. It’s a logistical minefield. Even more so when you consider all you really want to do is coo at your adorable new baby. Enter Stork.cc, an app that aims to remove this problem. Yes, there really is an app for everything! All you have to do is enter the baby’s name, weight, height, gender and the date and time of their birth, take a photo then send the announcement via email. You can either add receipients from your contacts or by manually entering them. Then everyone gets an email telling them all the vital information. Hurrah. You’ve just saved yourself plenty of time that you can now spend with your newborn instead! Stork.cc is available for 99c as of now. Get to it if you’re awaiting the impending arrival of a bundle of joy! Stork.cc iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: $0.99 Released: 2010-12-09 :: Category: Social Networking [ Announce The Birth Of Your Baby with Stork.cc is a post from 148Apps ] Apps mentioned in this post: Stork.cc

Get In Touch With Your Gangsta Side With Big Time Gangsta Posted: 01 Apr 2011 12:30 PM PDT I’m not down with the gangsters. I’m about as ungangster as you can get, mostly being a mild mannered English person who’s quite happy to do the whole afternoon tea and cucumber sandwich thing. Still, gaming is all about assuming a totally alien persona, right? In which case, Big Time Gangsta should be ideal for such a purpose. Courtesy of Glu Mobile, Big Time Gangsta has just hit the app store for the grand price of absolutely nothing. This is a freemium game encouraging you to buy in-app purchases such as extra credits for various prices. Its visual style is kind of reminiscient of Contract Killer, another freemium game from Glu Mobile. Big Time Gangsta promises Mafia Wars style gameplay but with some more attractive visuals thanks to the 3D shootouts, which look pretty cool. Take a look for yourself with the game trailer below, and let us know what you think of the game in the comments below. Big Time Gangsta Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Buy Now: FREE Released: 2011-03-31 :: Category: Games / Adventure [ Get In Touch With Your Gangsta Side With Big Time Gangsta is a post from 148Apps ] Apps mentioned in this post: Big Time Gangsta

Chicken Balls HD Review Posted: 01 Apr 2011 12:04 PM PDT Chicken Balls HD Review By Timothy Smith on April 1st, 2011 Our Rating: :: LAUNCHY iPad Only App - Designed for the iPad Chicken Balls manages to combine several mainstream game experiences into one polished package.   Developer: Endloop Systems Price: $2.99 Version: 1.0 App Reviewed on: iPad Graphics / Sound Rating: 4 out of 5 stars User Interface Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Gameplay Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Re-use / Replay Value Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 4.38 out of 5 stars Chicken Balls sound like a scrumptious treat you might pick up at a low rate fast food joint, but rest assured your cholesterol levels are safe. It’s actually the latest game from Endloop Systems. Chicken Balls is a romp in familiar territory, but it manages to stay fresh by combining elements from several genres. If I had to put a label on it, I would call it an action puzzle hybrid. At first glance you might write the game off as an Angry Birds clone, but after playing a few levels you’ll realize that Chicken Balls refines aspects of some of the best casual puzzle games of the decade to make something decidedly unique. The menus and layout are extremely user friendly and should be familiar to anyone who has played Angry Birds (let’s be honest, who hasn’t). You are tasked with flinging a ball shaped chicken across the stage in an attempt to free baby chicks from alien captivity. UFO’s and various wooden structures try to impede your progress, and if you run out of chicken balls before freeing the little babes you have to restart the level. It all sounds very familiar right? Well Just when you think you’ve seen it all, Endloop Systems throws a curveball into the mix. Eggs, bumpers, and Farmageddon are introduced and the game totally changes. The eggs and bumpers add a Peggle style to the game that’s surprisingly fun, and if you manage to snag all the eggs in a stage you get to release the wrath of Farmageddon. This basically sends a plethora of farm critters raining down from the sky for total destruction (plus mega score bonuses). During the chaos, buildings will crumble and aliens will fly out of their UFO’s. If you smash the aliens with your finger before they hit the ground you’ll get some epic high scores. The game doesn’t stop their either because Endlood decided to include various power-ups to spice up the Chicken Balls experience even more. The game is chocked full of content with tons of levels, and the replay-ability is pretty much limitless if you are a high score junkie. I thought the difficulty scaled well, but some levels can be frustrating because of the slight luck factor. With enough trial and error or blatant skill you can suppress the “game of chance” feel, and once you get good you’ll be banking shots off bumpers and blowing fake gun smoke from your fingertips. Nothing feels better than launching a perfect shot across the screen. Chicken Balls does a great job setting itself apart even though it has some stiff competition from Angry Birds. The graphics and humor give the game a great vibe, and the added gameplay elements really make for a deep experience. Sometimes I felt like the physics were a little off, but I couldn’t tell if it was just my lack of skill or an actual shortcoming. The good news is Endloop Systems is preparing for some really enticing updates. Buyers can expect new gameplay and levels with future updates from the developer. I know I might cause some controversy saying this, but Chicken Balls is my new favorite avian launching action puzzle game. [ Chicken Balls HD Review is a post from 148Apps ] Chicken Balls HD iPad Only App - Designed for the iPad Buy Now: $1.99 $2.99 Our Rating: :: LAUNCHY Read Our Full Review >> Released: 2011-03-15 :: Category: Games / Arcade Apps mentioned in this post: Chicken Balls HD

FrEEday Vol 39 Posted: 01 Apr 2011 12:03 PM PDT Contract Killer: You go by many names, but you are a deadly contract killer. You will face a world full of bounty hunters, mobsters, and criminals as you play through the 17 story missions. Carefully choose from the 20 different weapons, as taking out your target must be done with finesse. Just as you think you have pulled off your mission with success, you may walk right into an ambush. The life of a killer is hard; do you have what it takes? Contract Killer Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Buy Now: FREE Released: 2011-03-24 :: Category: Games / Adventure Big Time Gangsta: Time to work your way up through the criminal ranks until you one day rule the city of Mission Hill. To do this you will need to build up your gang with the toughest bunch of Street Soldiers available. Equip your minions with an arsenal of deadly weapons and take to the streets to build up your empire, one rival gang at a time. It is going to take a lot of cold cash and hard fought battles to rule this city. Big Time Gangsta Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Buy Now: FREE Released: 2011-03-31 :: Category: Games / Adventure Agent Origin: Stick figures just got a bit more badass with their martial arts skills. Agent Origin tasks you with fighting criminals by beating them down with your mystical powers of Soobakdo. It is up to you to save the city from the evil Dotori Gang. Oh yeah, and you sport a sexy red cape while crushing the hopes and dreams of your enemy. Agent Origin iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: FREE Released: 2011-03-29 :: Category: Games / Role Playing SmallRPG: If you only have a few minutes to crawl through a dungeon, then SmallRPG is for you. You do battle throughout a tower in hopes to defeat the evil king awaiting your arrival. Along the way you will battle through 50 kinds of monsters in hopes of acquiring something magical from the 70 different pieces of equipment and items. As time passes your HP and MP will recover, thus allowing you to destroy even more enemies. No grinding here! SmallRPG iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: FREE Released: 2011-03-27 :: Category: Games / Role Playing Mike Tyson – Main Event: Sadly, this is not the Mike Tyson game we have all come too know and love from the Nintendo days. However, this is a fun and quirky boxing game. You will earn RockCash after every win, and then use it to hone you boxing skills to become the true boxing legend you were meant to be. It is going to take a lot of thumb work to take out the champ! Mike Tyson - Main Event iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: FREE Released: 2011-03-25 :: Category: Games / Arcade [ FrEEday Vol 39 is a post from 148Apps ] Apps mentioned in this post: Agent Origin, Big Time Gangsta, Contract Killer, Mike Tyson - Main Event, SmallRPG

Lane Splitter Review Posted: 01 Apr 2011 11:30 AM PDT Lane Splitter Review By Phillip Levin on April 1st, 2011 Our Rating: :: FUN Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Fun, addictive and definitely worth a dollar.   Developer: Fractive Price: $0.99 Version Reviewed: 1.1 Device Reviewed On: iPhone Graphics / Sound Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Game Controls Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Gameplay Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Replay Value Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 3.75 out of 5 stars A little traffic is not going to stop Jake Melton from making it to his wedding on time. Lane Splitter is a top-down arcade-style motorcycle game in which you have to tilt your iOS device left and right to steer Jake and his bike down a busy freeway, avoiding other vehicles along the way. If you physically touch any vehicle, it’s game over. At the beginning of the game, you’ll occasionally have to dodge a car here and there, but as you get further into it, the traffic will increase to the point where you’re constantly dodging other vehicles. Indeed, the title becomes quite challenging as you progress. The game’s controls are a large part of the experience, and they work quite well, although at first it does take some time to get used to the sensitivity of them. In addition to steering your bike, you can tap the screen to perform a wheelie and experience a boost of speed. Doing so makes controlling your motorcycle temporarily more difficult while accelerating, but simultaneously, it’s a useful for maneuvering out of the way of a vehicle that would otherwise hit you. The title is visually pleasing and features realistic sound effects. You’ll race down a busy freeway that’s always changing in scenery. When you collide with another vehicle, Jake flies off his bike and tumbles in the air and eventually onto the pavement. The crash physics aren’t bad for an iOS game, although this is no Burnout. Lane Splitter is a rather simple game and feels like it could do with a couple of extras. For instance, it’d be cool if you could play tunes from your iPod library or choose your character’s appearance and motorcycle style. Instead, there’s just the start screen, a very basic options screen, leader boards and the game itself. Admittedly, it might feel a little bare, but Lane Splitter is a very fun, arcade-style iOS title. Definitely worth a buck. [ Lane Splitter Review is a post from 148Apps ] Lane Splitter Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Buy Now: $0.99 Our Rating: :: FUN Read Our Full Review >> Released: 2010-12-07 :: Category: Games / Racing Apps mentioned in this post: Lane Splitter

Five for Friday: Week of April 01, 2011 Posted: 01 Apr 2011 11:30 AM PDT Death Rally: If you have fantasies at night of driving around in post apocalyptic worlds Mad Max style, your desires are about to come true in virtual form. With a massive top-down single player racing campaign, unlockable cars and weapons, and plenty of explosions, this game will school any Sunday driver. There is no trick too dirty to win the race at hand. He with the biggest gun really does win. Death Rally Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Buy Now: $4.99 Released: 2011-03-31 :: Category: Games / Racing Tactical Soldier – Undead Rising: You must lead your squad in this tactical turn based game to uncover the deep dark secrets that lurk in an army research base. The game boasts a 7+ hour story driven campaign that will test your skills in zombie annihilation. The inclusion of Game Center support gives you plenty to brag about as you clear missions in record time. Remember; double tap to ensure those zombies are truly dead. Tactical Soldier - Undead Rising Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Buy Now: $4.99 Released: 2011-03-30 :: Category: Games / Role Playing Drop The Chicken: It is up to you to guide a chicken through crazy puzzles in this physics based puzzle game. Nothing is ever this simple though. Fans, bombs, saw blades, and more await you at every turn. There are even hidden bonus stages to be found while playing through the game. This is great fun that anyone with a few moments can easily sit down and enjoy! Drop The Chicken Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Buy Now: $0.99 Released: 2011-03-28 :: Category: Games / Arcade Maha: If the official Twitter client has finally driven you insane, Maha is here to save your sanity. Maha separates itself from the sea of Twitter clients by allowing you to fully customize the entire client. That's right; you can tune the client to your unique taste. Great features like an in-app browser, geotagging, unlimited account handling and more round out this great app. Maha iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: $2.99 Released: 2011-03-29 :: Category: Social Networking The Video Cookbook: Got an urge to cook, but have no idea where to start in the kitchen? The Video Cookbook includes 120 easy to follow video recipes created by current industry professional chefs. The app also includes a glossary to aid you in all the technical jargon, a favorites section, and measuring conversion to get you cooking with skill. Skip the Ramen tonight. The Video Cookbook Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Buy Now: $5.99 Released: 2011-03-24 :: Category: Lifestyle [ Five for Friday: Week of April 01, 2011 is a post from 148Apps ] Apps mentioned in this post: Death Rally, Drop The Chicken, Maha, Tactical Soldier - Undead Rising, The Video Cookbook

Killing Zone Defense Review Posted: 01 Apr 2011 11:04 AM PDT Killing Zone Defense Review By Jennifer Allen on April 1st, 2011 Our Rating: :: FANTASTIC iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Killing Zone Defense revitalises the Tower Defense genre and is worthy of being considered an equal to Plants vs. Zombies   Developer: Hocobi Price: $1.99 Version Reviewed: 1.0 Device Reviewed On: iPhone 4 Graphics / Sound Rating: 4.25 out of 5 stars Game Controls Rating: 4.25 out of 5 stars Gameplay Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Replay Value Rating: 4.25 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 4.31 out of 5 stars On the surface, Killing Zone Defense is just your run of the mill tower defense game, but that’s the beauty of it. It doesn’t try too hard to be quirky or unique, it sticks to just what you could want from such a game and achieves it with style. Telling the story of Pennsylvanian resident, John and his plight to save what’s left of his town and its people, Killing Zone Defense offers just enough story to intrigue. Gameplay itself will be immediately familiar to fans of Plants vs. Zombies. It’s remarkably similar. Starting with just poor John on his own to the left of the screen, the zombies come at you from the right, slowly but steadily. Fortunately John starts out with a set of throwing knives to fling at the undead horde. There’s also the added advantage that the zombies drop money as they die. Enter the upgrade system you’d expect from a Tower Defense game. Adding a big dose of originality though, there is a catch with the upgrade system. You also gain experience and level up, which in turn enables you to purchase new weapons such as the humble revolver, the mightier assault rifle or the fearsome ice gun freezing foes in their path. There’s six weapons in all as well as two unique skills which can be unlocked through levelling up. A steady unlock system ensures that you never feel overpowered, keeping the game challenging but not hideously difficult. As you progress, John also has help in the form of other survivors each with their own background story. They also have their own unique skills ensuring that everyone’s useful in their own way, whether it be through offering money bonuses, health injections or through gun turrets that boost your firepower. It feels refreshing, being able to have so many options in how you want to use your money. You’re not restricted to just upgrading weapons as buying and upgrading gun turrets might be equally as important. It’s down to you to figure out your success. It’s a strategic element that I haven’t seen be implemented quite so well since Plants vs. Zombies. Time management elements emerge when it comes to needing to reload increasingly often. Indeed, this gets a bit frantic when you’ve got a screen full of zombies and five survivors to look out for. If just one of them dies, it’s game over. With 50 stages in all as well as the survival mode, there’s plenty of value in Killing Zone Defense’s small package, especially for the price. If I was going to nitpick, I’d have liked GameCenter support as well as the OpenFeint support already offered but that’s a minor niggle in an otherwise flawless title. [ Killing Zone Defense Review is a post from 148Apps ] KillingZone Defense iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: $1.99 Our Rating: :: FANTASTIC Read Our Full Review >> Released: 2011-03-31 :: Category: Games / Role Playing Apps mentioned in this post: KillingZone Defense

eMailGanizer Now Offers Email Threading Posted: 01 Apr 2011 11:03 AM PDT eMailGanizer is an intelligent little app that learns your email filing behavior then provides you with the most logical choices. It enables you to file your emails quickly and efficient, ensuring everything is just how you want it to be. As someone who, though untidy offline, loves to keep everything else neat and tidy – it’s a great little app, especially for those people who have hundreds of emails to arrange frequently. The app already felt like it did plenty, offering not only organisational benefits but the ability to add emails and events directly to the iPhone calender and search emails offline too, amongst other things. Now it’s added email threading making it even simpler to keep everything in one place. Take a look at the video of it in action to see just how potentially useful it could be for you. eMailGanizer Pro is available for $4.99 eMailGanizer Pro - intelligent email reader iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: $4.99 Released: 2011-01-15 :: Category: Business [ eMailGanizer Now Offers Email Threading is a post from 148Apps ] Apps mentioned in this post: eMailGanizer Pro - intelligent email reader

Embrace The Puzzles of Romance in MewSim: iQuest Posted: 01 Apr 2011 10:31 AM PDT Are you a fan of adorable kittens?  Have you happened to try out the previously released game MewSim from developer Dynamic Pixels?  If you were fans of games in that vein and aesthetic, and can take a tug to your heartstrings, it may be worth your while to check out Dynamic Pixels newest creation, MewSim: iQuest. Touted as a “a moving story of a young, fidgety cat and its adventure to honor the lady love,” players will be working their way through a number of different puzzle and arcade inspired mini-games.  The ultimate goal of the game is to reunite with your better half. Unfortunately, there are numerous obstacles that will prevent you from doing so.  Fortunately these are more diversions of the amusing variety and should more than make up for the free pricetag. Why is the game free when there are no evidence of ads or microtransactions?  Your guess is as good as mine, but I am certainly not going to look a gift horse, err, kitten, in the mouth.  MewSim: iQuest iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: FREE Released: 2011-03-01 :: Category: Games / Puzzle MewSim: iQuest HD iPad Only App - Designed for the iPad Buy Now: FREE Released: 2011-03-01 :: Category: Games / Adventure [ Embrace The Puzzles of Romance in MewSim: iQuest is a post from 148Apps ] Apps mentioned in this post: MewSim, MewSim: iQuest, MewSim: iQuest HD

Circus Pain Review Posted: 01 Apr 2011 10:30 AM PDT Circus Pain Review By Carter Dotson on April 1st, 2011 Our Rating: :: FEELS PRETTY GOOD Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Circus Pain is a physics puzzler that has you launching the masochistic Igor from his cannon into the goal net, while trying to cause as much damage to him as possible.   Developer: Ongoz Price: $0.99 Version Reviewed: 1.0 Device Reviewed On: iPad 1G, iPod touch 4G Graphics / Sound Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Game Controls Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Gameplay Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Replay Value Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 3.63 out of 5 stars Physics puzzlers have certainly been angry, but rarely have they been this painful. Circus Pain puts you in control of a cannon launching a circus performer named Igor, who apparently enjoys getting launched out of cannons so much that he’s willing to let himself get tremendously injured for fame and fortune, just to continue his masochistic thrill. You launch Igor through 55 levels full of barriers, bubbles, springs, and even electric fences. Your goal is to get him into the basket, but to also do as much damage to him as you possibly can before then. This is an interesting take on the physics puzzler genre – especially the aspect of trying to hurt Igor as much as possible, it sometimes gets you trying to think differently about the levels, and how you’re supposed to play them to get the maximum 10 coins out of 10 for doing the most damage possible to Igor in the level. As well, the game is a universal app – something I wish we got to see more from games on iOS. The controls also work well, with firing meters on each side of the screen, so firing never gets in the way of setting your angle. As well, if you like irony, you can make Igor’s voice higher pitched from the pause menu. Does it cause any actual change in gameplay? No. Is it kinda funny? Yes. The game’s levels have often wildly varying difficulties – even some of the final levels were completed in one attempt. It would have been nice to have some kind of synchronization between versions of the game, especially since OpenFeint offers this kind of functionality. There’s no Game Center support for achievements, either. There are no leaderboards, but this is largely due to the nature of the game not needing leaderboards, as each level has a maximum possible score. Also, on some levels, the cannon fires less powerfully than on others just for the purpose of challenge, without ever indicating in any meaningful way that your cannon is less powerful – you won’t know until you launch. Sometimes the design of Circus Pain is confusing, and it lacks some replay value at the moment, but this is a reasonably entertaining, if not brief foray into the physics puzzler genre. Go out there and bring the pain, Igor can take it! [ Circus Pain Review is a post from 148Apps ] Circus Pain Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Buy Now: $0.99 Our Rating: :: FEELS PRETTY GOOD Read Our Full Review >> Released: 2011-03-22 :: Category: Games / Arcade Apps mentioned in this post: Circus Pain

April Fools – We’re Back to Normal Posted: 01 Apr 2011 10:14 AM PDT In what must have been the least convincing April Fool’s joke ever, we switched our site to 148Farts for a few hours early today. If you missed it, screenshots are below. We pulled a quick joke this morning and announced we were changing the direction of the site into 148Farts. Changing the site design, logo, and even reviewing 6 fart apps and changing our familiar 5 star ratings to 5 fart clouds. We even created a Top 148 Fart Apps page. But now, we’re back to normal. Though we’ll keep the Top 148 Fart Apps list up, just for a little fun. We had to do something for April Fools Day, and we went low brow, pulled a fart joke. We hope you enjoyed it, or at least indulged us, while it lasted. Ah, the smell of a good joke (damn, there we go again). Thanks to my co-conspirators: Rob LeFebvre, and Carter Dotson. Here are a few screen shots of the joke. An archive to our whimsy. Back to work, covering the very non-crappy apps and games on iOS. Posts / Reviews: New Direction: It’s a Gas Gas Gas Exlcusive: FartZam! HD Changes Fart Apps and Medical Diagnoses Forever Announcing Our Newest Top List: Top 148 Fart Apps Fart!! Review (4 Farts, Juicy) Fart Machine Extreme Review (4 Farts, Fartacular Variety) Fart Boxin Review (3 Farts) Fart Studio Review (4 Farts, DJ Jazzy Farts) Glow Fart Button Review (3.5 Farts, A Glowing Review) iFart Mobile Review (4.5 Farts, Juicy) Screen grabs (click for larger version): [ April Fools – We’re Back to Normal is a post from 148Apps ]

Angry Birds Rio Hits 10 Million Downloads in Just 10 Days Posted: 01 Apr 2011 10:04 AM PDT Rovio, developers of the Angry Birds juggernaut, today announced that their latest in the series, Angry Birds Rio, has already hit 10 million downloads in just 10 days. That’s 10 million app installs including both free and paid across all platforms. Likely the majority of these are free installs from the new Amazon Android App Store but that’s still an impressive feat. If you haven’t tried Angry Birds Rio yet, give it a try. And grab a bag of Angry Birds Pork Rinds to go with it — they are delicious! Angry Birds Rio iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: $0.99 Our Rating: :: BIRDTASTIC Read Our Full Review >> Released: 2011-03-17 :: Category: Games / Puzzle Angry Birds Rio HD iPad Only App - Designed for the iPad Buy Now: $2.99 Our Rating: :: NEW PLACE, SAME BIRDS Read Our Full Review >> Released: 2011-03-22 :: Category: Games / Arcade [ Angry Birds Rio Hits 10 Million Downloads in Just 10 Days is a post from 148Apps ] Apps mentioned in this post: Angry Birds Rio, Angry Birds Rio HD

Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP Review Posted: 01 Apr 2011 10:04 AM PDT Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP Review By Carter Dotson on April 1st, 2011 Our Rating: :: A TIME OF MIRACLES iPad Only App - Designed for the iPad Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP is the long-awaited adventure game from artist Superbrothers and developer Capybara Games.   Developer: Superbrothers/Capybara Games Price: $4.99 Version Reviewed: 1.0 Device Reviewed On: iPad 1G Graphics / Sound Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Game Controls Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Gameplay Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Replay Value Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 4.25 out of 5 stars Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP has been long-hyped as a game, having been in development since December 2009 and hotly anticipated by the iOS gaming community ever since. Of course, a lot of this has been thanks to the impressive-looking pixel art by Superbrothers, along with a soundtrack by musician Jim Guthrie, all blended into a gaming experience, and the latter part of that phrase is the important part – this is an experience moreso than it is a game. The story of Sword & Sworcery is that you are a Scythian warrior, who is out to acquire a book called the Megatome, and is set to use it to destroy an evil force known as the Gogolithic Mass. I won’t go into it much more than that, for fear of spoiling you, as discovering the strange, wondrous, and occasionally ludicrous elements of the game is part of the experience – and getting to see it all yourself for the first time as you play is what makes it shine the brightest. The game is largely a point-and-click adventure, where you explore the world to solve puzzles to help you advance in the story. You also will fight battles, where you will have to block and evade enemy attacks to attack your enemies with your sword when you get the chance. The graphics are wonderful, largely composed of tremendously detailed and gorgeous pixel art. This game absolutely pops on the iPad screen, and allows you to get immersed into the experience – I fear that the iPhone/iPod touch version will suffer a bit from being on a smaller screen. The music from Jim Guthrie is absolutely astounding; every track just does a fantastic job at connecting you to the mood of the game, whether it be weird or haunting or just to pump you up for your upcoming battle. I don’t know if anyone’s going to come up with a better battle theme song than Sword & Sworcery’s theme any time soon. If you don’t wear good headphones while playing, you should be thrown in prison. I’m that serious. The dialogue is also of particular note, as the game isn’t afraid to be silly, but it doesn’t betray the emotional core of the game either. Sword and Sworcery sometimes suffers as an actual game, though. The controls sometimes make movement tricky – the naviagation is generally pretty smart, but double I’ve often double tapped near an exit and wound up just in front of it, for example. The puzzles are largely solved through trial and error, although there is often a pattern to them – basically, if you get to a point where something should happen, enter Sworcery mode, and start tapping on objects until things happen. Patterns will eventually reveal themselves, and the logic of the puzzles becomes apparent only afterwards, sometimes. The combat setups can get repetitive due to the limited number of enemies in the game – the very first boss fight is probably the hardest as you don’t know what you’re doing. Also, I get what was intended with the rotating the iPad from landscape to portrait, which is used to pull out your sword, read the Megatome, and fight in battles. This feels like something that should have been left in the iPhone version, and the iPad version left in landscape the whole time. But, despite the cons I mention with the actual gameplay, the experience is just so overwhelmingly great, that it is absolutely worth playing, worth seeing and experiencing for yourself. It being a game is often its great drawback, as when you get reminded that you’re playing a game is when the experience suffers the most. But when that all melts away and you can just let the art and music wash over you, you can truly experience something unlike anything else you’ve ever played. [ Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP Review is a post from 148Apps ] Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP iPad Only App - Designed for the iPad Buy Now: $4.99 Our Rating: :: A TIME OF MIRACLES Read Our Full Review >> Released: 2011-03-24 :: Category: Games / Adventure Apps mentioned in this post: Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP

Bamboozle! Takes Trivia to Version 2.0 Posted: 01 Apr 2011 10:03 AM PDT In case I have never before admitted it within the hallowed pages of 148Apps, I am a trivia and pop-culture nut.  Anything that can test my knowledge of all things that don’t matter is right in my wheelhouse.  That is why I was thrilled to hear about the newest update to the puzzle game Bamboozle, helping it make the jump into version 2.0. This isn’t just a simple update though folks because as part of the big changes the app will now be available for absolutely free.  On top of the instant benefit of a price drop, the game has now implemented a retro-tastic new visual style that sets it out from the crowd.  Plus, for those of you that are keen on stroking your ego, there are even international leaderboards that show how you rank against the rest of the world.  Also, players will now have the option of purchasing extra expansions to the game at a minor monetary cost, so that way the game will never end. If you haven’t checked it out already, now is the time!  Let us know if you like it in the comments. Bamboozle! - The Classic Teletext Quiz Game iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: FREE $0.99 Released: 2010-08-09 :: Category: Games / Trivia [ Bamboozle! Takes Trivia to Version 2.0 is a post from 148Apps ] Apps mentioned in this post: Bamboozle! - The Classic Teletext Quiz Game

Fart!! Review Posted: 01 Apr 2011 08:30 AM PDT Fart!! Review By Rob LeFebvre on April 1st, 2011 Our Rating: :: JUICY iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Best. Fart Sim. Evar.   April Fools! This post is part of our 2011 April Fools Joke. Developer: Mario Siino Price: FREE Version Reviewed: 1.5 Device Reviewed On: iPhone 4 iPhone Integration Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars User Interface Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Re-use Value Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 3.83 out of 5 stars In the high-stakes world of fart-sims, one cannot be too careful. Many fart sim apps only exist to take your money and leave you, sadly deflated, with the knowledge that you’ve been taken for money that would, in fact, have been better spent on a latte, or the morning paper. Luckily for all of us fart sim junkies, Fart!! steps into this breach of false alarms and silent but deadly price hikes with a FREE (yes, all caps, that’s how it’s done) fart sim app. Nothing will get your juices flowing like Fart!! with tons of extra sim joy and exclamation points. Fart!! controls like a dream. In an iOS genre full of crass pictures and even worse control mechanisms, the fart sim extraordinaire that is Fart!! will leave you with only one button to press. This is minimalism at its best, fulfilling the hopes and dreams of faux flatulence lovers the world over. In addition to this refined user interface, Fart!! continues to impress with random fart generation each press of The Button (caps included, no extra cost). Not only do you get this stunning feature, but the “lift your leg” feature takes gyroscope interaction interface to a whole new level. Simply launch the Fart!! app, slide your iphone sensuously into your front pocket, then lift your leg. Instant fart simulation! With leg power! It’s hard to imagine a world WITHOUT this feature. Fart!! also includes a Fart Meter and Fart Points. My only niggling issue here is the lack of Game Center integration, as the fart-sim enthusiast in all of us is surely crying out for attention on Game Center leader boards. Other than this tiny little poof of negativity, I must recommend this FREE app to all my friends and neighbors, since digital, randomly generated farts are a win in my book. [ Fart!! Review is a post from 148Apps ] Fart!! iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: FREE Our Rating: :: JUICY Read Our Full Review >> Released: 2010-06-04 :: Category: Entertainment Apps mentioned in this post: Fart!!

Exclusive: FartZam! HD Changes Fart Apps and Medical Diagnoses Forever Posted: 01 Apr 2011 08:04 AM PDT April Fools! This post is part of our 2011 April Fools Joke. The developers behind upcoming app, FartZam! HD have shared an exclusive peek at their revolutionary new Medical app. They explain the app to be “like Shazam for music, only for diet and health.” Simply hold your iPhone near your hindquarters, and let loose any gaseous air that might be lingering in your colon. Yes, this is a Fart App with participation. FartZam HD! will “smell” your fart, and tell you what you should and should not be eating. Imagine a near future where you can fart into your iPhone and learn, “YOU NEED MORE FIBER.” Or, perhaps, “LACTOSE INTOLERANT.” Head off potential illness with “SCHEDULE A PROCTOLOGY EXAM.” In our highly connected world, any iOS app worth it’s weight in farts will share your health status with social media. FartZam! HD is no different. Send the facts of your fecal environmental impact to your Twitter followers, Facebook friends, and even Last.fm user lists. Create a playlist to share on Grooveshark of your favorite fart moments, along with their associated medical diagnosis, like, “LESS ASPARAGUS, MORE LETTUCE.” FartZam will be available, “sometime this month,” according to the developers, who are ready to release this cloud-based app on the iTunes App Store and rake in the money. [ Exclusive: FartZam! HD Changes Fart Apps and Medical Diagnoses Forever is a post from 148Apps ]

Fart Machine Extreme Review Posted: 01 Apr 2011 07:30 AM PDT Fart Machine Extreme Review By Jeff Scott on April 1st, 2011 Our Rating: :: FARTACULAR VARIETY iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad If you buy just one fart app this week, this is the one for you. Fart Machine Extreme includes all of the farting excellence you’d find in nine different fart apps — all in one.   April Fools! This post is part of our 2011 April Fools Joke. Developer: Kaufcom GmbH Price: $0.99 Version Reviewed: 9.0 Device Reviewed On: iPhone 4 iPhone Integration Rating: 4 out of 5 stars User Interface Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Re-use Value Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 4 out of 5 stars If you buy just one fart app this week, this is the one for you. Fart Machine Extreme includes all of the farting excellence you’d find in nine different fart apps — all in one. We don’t have enough space to write about all of the features and options of this app. Nor can we touch on all of the possible ways you could use it. But let’s start with a few of them. First up, let’s take a quick look at Fart Blower. With this you can amaze your friends with the amazing power of the fart. Hold the speaker from your iPhone up to a candle and hit the button and watch as the fart from the iPhone makes the flame flickr. Luckily virtual farts are not flammable. My favorite has to be the fart piano mode. A great virtual piano allows you to explore your inner virtuoso in a full octave of farts. You have to wonder, if Mozart had access to something like this, what would he have created? Other modes include: Fart Sound board with 30 amazing fart sounds, Fart Cushion, Fart Grenade, Pull My Finder in stunning 3D, Stinky Ass Detector, and a hilarious 3D elephant fart mode. Great fun, and educational. See the video below for a quick overview of one of the nine modes of this app. Sorry it’s in German, but that somehow seems more appropriate. There are some downsides to this app though. For one, there’s now iPad version. I think we can all agree that the iPad really needs this app. It’s what Apple created the iPad for. [ Fart Machine Extreme Review is a post from 148Apps ] Fart Machine Extreme - The ultimate fart experience iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: $0.99 Our Rating: :: FARTACULAR VARIETY Read Our Full Review >> Released: 2010-03-09 :: Category: Lifestyle Apps mentioned in this post: Fart Machine Extreme - The ultimate fart experience

Fart Boxin’ Review Posted: 01 Apr 2011 07:01 AM PDT Fart Boxin’ Review By Carter Dotson on April 1st, 2011 Our Rating: iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Fart Boxin’ gives you 36 different fart sounds to play with a boombox interface.   April Fools! This post is part of our 2011 April Fools Joke. Developer: BrennanMoyMedia Price: Free Version Reviewed: 1.5 Device Reviewed On: iPad 1G iPhone Integration Rating: 4 out of 5 stars User Interface Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Re-use Value Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 3.17 out of 5 stars When I first heard of Fart Boxin’, I thought it would be some kind of boxing game, with farts. That would be exciting! Why hasn’t that game been made yet? Instead, Fart Boxin’ gives you 4 pages of 9 farts each to blast, each in the shape of a boombox. Each one blasts out a different fart sound. Sadly, this app feels a bit half-baked – the boombox concept isn’t taken to its logical conclusion. There’s no indicator as to what fart sound is which with the boomboxes, and there’s no continuous sound playback. I’d love to be able to set up a loop of farts, and walk around blasting some farts with turbo bass enabled, especially if I could do this with my iPad. Sadly, it doesn’t support the iPad yet, so I’d just look like a fool walking around with an iPhone fart boombox app on my iPad! While there’s a good selection of fart sounds here, I sadly find it hard to recommend Fart Boxin’ when it could live far more up to its potential. If you want a highly polished, ready-for-action fart app, this one isn’t it. While we love a good fart-flavored boombox app, we suggest the developers make us a boxing game instead. With farts. [ Fart Boxin’ Review is a post from 148Apps ] Fart Boxin' iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: FREE $0.99 Our Rating: :: Read Our Full Review >> Released: 2010-02-23 :: Category: Entertainment Apps mentioned in this post: Fart Boxin'

Fart Studio Review Posted: 01 Apr 2011 06:30 AM PDT Fart Studio Review By Jeff Scott on April 1st, 2011 Our Rating: :: DJ JAZZY FARTS Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Farts as a musical instrument. Hell yes, this app does it.   April Fools! This post is part of our 2011 April Fools Joke. Developer: Conniption Entertainment Price: $0.99 Version Reviewed: 1.1 Device Reviewed On: iPhone 4, iPad 3G iPhone Integration Rating: 4.25 out of 5 stars User Interface Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Re-use Value Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 3.92 out of 5 stars I never thought that a simple fart application could be raised in status to a musical instrument. Fart Studio does just that, and with flair. Fart Studio gives you a virtual plethora of sounds to choose from via a selection list. Once you have chosen you sound you and reproduce by dragging on the virtual sound pad. Drag higher to to increase the volume. Lower for quieter. To the left for a deeper sounds, a rumbler. And to the right for a higher pitch, a squeaker. Or any where on the sound bad to combine the attributes. For those of you that want to use this in other ways, Fart Studio also includes a remote feature — so that you can control the sounds from a second device and have them play on the first. Also included is a stealth mode where the screen is turned off, but you can still control the sound. And Fart Studio is also a Universal App. So you have enjoy the same app on both your mobile and iPad devices without having to purchase a second app. Fantastic. There’s already interesting rumors surrounding this new musical instrument app. Apparently the Gorillaz are interesting in using it on their next iOS app created release. Or who knows, maybe Cee Lo Green’s next song will be “Fart You” — it could happen. [ Fart Studio Review is a post from 148Apps ] Fart Studio - Revolutionary New Farting Surface! Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Buy Now: $0.99 Our Rating: :: DJ JAZZY FARTS Read Our Full Review >> Released: 2010-06-15 :: Category: Entertainment / Music Apps mentioned in this post: Fart Studio - Revolutionary New Farting Surface!

Glow Fart Button Review Posted: 01 Apr 2011 06:25 AM PDT Glow Fart Button Review By Carter Dotson on April 1st, 2011 Our Rating: :: A GLOWING REVIEW iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Glow Fart Button gives you a glowing button to activate some a variety of random fart sounds.   April Fools! This post is part of our 2011 April Fools Joke. Developer: Giorgi Otiashvili Price: Free Version Reviewed: 1.1 Device Reviewed On: iPad 1G iPhone Integration Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars User Interface Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Re-use Value Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 3.67 out of 5 stars Glow Fart Button proves that farting need not be complex. You have a button with a farting man on it that glows yellow. You press the button, and a fart sound plays. There are a wide variety of fart sounds, that randomly play. Sadly, you cannot select which fart sound plays when you press the button, but this is potentially a very realistic feature, as you never quite know just what kind of fart sound you’re going to get when you need to let one rip. Plus, my farts don’t usually glow…usually. For extra fun, rapidly press the fart button repeatedly, and you’re now an electronic music superstar, with farts! Sadly, the app comes with not one, but two banner ads! What has happened to our society where even farting is trying to sell me something! For shame, Glow Fart Button is also free, for the user who likes to fart, but is on a budget. Glow Fart Button might not be the most technologically advanced fart app, but for those who just want let their phone let one rip, this app is potentially invaluable. [ Glow Fart Button Review is a post from 148Apps ] Glow Fart Button iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: FREE Our Rating: :: A GLOWING REVIEW Read Our Full Review >> Released: 2010-06-09 :: Category: Lifestyle Apps mentioned in this post: Glow Fart Button

Announcing Our Newest Top List: Top 148 Fart Apps Posted: 01 Apr 2011 06:17 AM PDT April Fools! This post is part of our 2011 April Fools Joke. We’re very proud to announce our latest list. We strained a bit to come up with this, but in the end, it came out great. Tracking the top 148 fart apps isn’t as easy as you might think. There are a lot of factors to consider. Sound, loudness, resonance, user experience, and of course, overall sales. We think we’ve come up with a great mix of all those factors and we present to you, our top 148. Without further ado, the Top 148 All Time Best Fart Apps. [ Announcing Our Newest Top List: Top 148 Fart Apps is a post from 148Apps ]

iFart Mobile Review Posted: 01 Apr 2011 06:02 AM PDT iFart Mobile Review By Carter Dotson on April 1st, 2011 Our Rating: :: JUICY Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad iFart Mobile is one of the most technically advanced fart apps on the App Store, with a wide variety of farts, in-app purchases for more farts, social networking features, and push notification farts!   April Fools! This post is part of our 2011 April Fools Joke. Developer: InfoMedia, Inc. Price: $0.99 Version Reviewed: 3.0.33 Device Reviewed On: iPod touch 4G, iPad 1G iPhone Integration Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars User Interface Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Re-use Value Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 4.67 out of 5 stars Farting may be as old as time itself, but this is the 21st century; I expect my farts to be digital and high-resolution! iFart Mobile is clearly the Rolls Royce of fart apps for your advanced devices, featuring 30 fart sounds, the ability to buy new farts AND record my own farts, along with Retina Display support. iFart Mobile also comes with universal app support, something that has been long missing from other fart apps. I have longed for the day when my iPad could fart at full 1024×768 resolution, and now it can. As well, I like that I can use push notifications to get farts even when I’m not using the app – I have often found myself desiring to make my iPod fart when I am not near. And, you can email farts to friends via email, so anyone can get into the farting fun! Sadly, the Record-A-Fart feature appears to only support one fart recording, a tragic omission for me and my creative fart ideas. Despite this drawback, this is truly a fine fart app for the discerning fart customer. [ iFart Mobile Review is a post from 148Apps ] iFart Mobile - #1 Fart Machine - Now With Fart Buddies! Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Buy Now: $0.99 Our Rating: :: JUICY Read Our Full Review >> Released: 2008-12-12 :: Category: Entertainment Apps mentioned in this post: iFart Mobile - #1 Fart Machine - Now With Fart Buddies!

New Directions: It’s a Gas Gas Gas Posted: 01 Apr 2011 06:01 AM PDT April Fools! This post is part of our 2011 April Fools Joke. It’s obvious if you spend a little time reading various tech blogs on the internet that an enormous stink of success has clouded around Fart Apps since their introduction in 2008. From the LA Times to individual developer blogs, there are clear signs of the Fart App’s incredible sales achievement as a genre unto itself. The genre has even surpassed the iOS itself with the power of a hundred mile an hour wind, heading to Windows Phone 7 in the very near future. It’s been a long time coming, folks, but it is finally time for us to push out the new version of our site: 148Farts. With the deep, rich successes of this genre in the iTunes Store itself, we can only follow the trend by taking the logical next step: reviewing Fart Apps and only Fart Apps for the forseeable future. We’ve been brewing this change at a grassroots level for many months, now, and we’re really glad to be able to finally bring it to you in all it’s heady glory. Stay tuned right here for all the Fart App news and reviews you can stand. let us know what you think in the comments below, because our stink is only as powerful as how we stink together. Welcome to the new 148Farts – http://www.148Farts.com [ New Directions: It’s a Gas Gas Gas is a post from 148Apps ]

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