Myst coming to iPhone

Myst is coming to the iPhone, Cyan Worlds confirms.

Audi releases A4 iPhone driving gameAudi has released an A4 driving game to promote the new edition of its sedan.
Neutron multiplayer middleware comes to iPhoneNeutron, a middleware aimed at multiplayer game developers, is now available in beta form for the iPhone.

Chess Classics for iPhone
Gameloft doesn’t just give you chess but also backgammon in this game for the iPhone and iPod touch. The game makes up for interface problems and unimpressive graphics by offering you many different options.
Review: MotionX Poker for iPhone
This hybrid of poker and Yahtzee makes use of the accelerometer in your iPhone or iPod touch to create a game that’s beguilingly addicting.
Review: Labyrinth for iPhone
Using some simple but effective graphics and the iPhone’s accelerometer, this mobile version of the classic trap game is fabulous fun.
Simple Comic 1.6.1
A simple program for reading comic books saved in PDF, CBR, and CBZ formats.
Black Ink 1.1.2
Black Ink has some quirks-it doesn't remember custom interface sizes between puzzles or relaunches, and there's no way to enter an unlock code for New York Times puzzles.

E3: Damned if you do, damned if you don’t
Last week the E3 Media and Business Summit took place, but you probably wouldn’t have known it unless you’re in the video game business, or make it a point to check video game news sites regularly. This is in stark contrast to past years—well, 2006 on back.
iPhone games are front and center at WWDC
When Apple brought developers on stage at WWDC to show off native iPhone apps, game makers led the charge. Peter Cohen finds this to be a heartening development.
The iPhone’s a game changer for phone games
The iPhone may not threaten a dedicated gaming device like the Nintendo DS. But Game Room columnist Peter Cohen thinks the iPhone will shake things up in the mobile gaming market when native software arrives this month.
iPhone won't beat the Nintendo DS at its own game
Forbes thinks that iPhone gaming will pose a serious threat to Nintendo's handheld console market. But the two companies are playing different games.
Improved iMac graphics won’t matter to gamers
The graphics options available for the new 24-inch iMac are impressive, Peter Cohen says. But they’re unlikely to cause gamers to embrace either the updated desktop or the Mac platform.