In a recent tweet by the people over at Rovio (The Guys Behind Angry Birds) have shared an image that looks pretty interesting and makes us wonder if T-Mobile and Walmart are up to something. In case you didn’t know, T-Mobile is one of the major carriers out there that currently does not have an iPhone in their lineup of phones. This leads us to believe that Angry Birds in space might have some extra stuff coming and that it will be exclusive to T-Mobile customers.

Below you can see the actual Tweet that states

“Something big is on the way… but where!?

Maybe Walmart, who sells the Family Mobile deal for T-Mobile.

Well have to wait and see, but as always keep checking with us as more details come our wau. Be sure to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, or Email as we will continue to follow up on this.

The mobile market is one that Crytek has yet to touch until now with Fibble – Flick ‘n’ Roll. In a story about a dramatic crash an extraterrestrial explorer and his crew finds himself alone in a strange house where he would have to find his crew in order to return safe home. He will have many obstacles along the way and it will be interesting to see where Crytek takes this game. As of now the details on the mobile platforms in which Fibble will be in are unknown, but chances are that it would be available on iOS and Android phones and tablets.

The awesome people behind Angry Birds have announced that Angry Birds Space will be coming out on March 22, 2012. The title pretty much says it all and according to the video up top this game will have the similar physics that you can expect if you were out there in space.

It’s nice to see that Angry Birds Space will be available on the PC, MAC, Android and of course Apple’s IOS, but as of now there are no details on whether or not this game will have an HD version for tablets.

MMO’s or Massively multiplayer online games as most of would know them have never really been as cross-platform as Star Legends & Pocket Legends, which are games that you can play on the PC, MAC, Android and Apple’s iOS. With these games a person in Japan could play someone here in Boston and they could be playing from their mobile devices or at home with their PC. Below we have some screenshots and be sure to check those games out.

Press release.

World’s First MMOs to Unite Desktop and Mobile Devices

Spacetime Studios Fulfills Mission of Ubiquitous Gaming Experience

AUSTIN, Texas – Dec. 08, 2011 – Spacetime Studios has achieved an industry milestone by removing the barriers between MMO players on different platforms. Pocket Legends and Star Legends, the world’s largest mobile MMO games, are now the first MMOs in history to allow people to play the same game together on desktop computers, smart phones and tablets.

Spacetime Games are played on a single global server, which means it is now possible for someone in the U.S. to play on their iPhone with someone in Germany on their Android tablet and someone in South Korea on their computer.

“There have always been technical walls between players of different platforms,” says Gary Gattis, CEO of Spacetime Studios. “Now, people are free to play on the device they choose with anyone, anywhere, anytime, whether they are at home or on-the-go.”

Pocket Legends and Star Legends are Powered by Spacetime, technology built to support a global player-base on different devices and platforms interacting together within the same server-set. Spacetime Studios integrated Google Chrome Native Client (NaCl) technology with the Spacetime Engine to create the desktop clients for Pocket Legends and Star Legends.

Pocket Legends and Star Legends: The Blackstar Chronicles are the world’s largest mobile MMOs with more than seven million downloads and a million play sessions weekly. Currently, Pocket Legends and Star Legends are playable on most Apple and Android mobile devices as well as Windows, Mac and Linux computers.

About Spacetime Studios

Spacetime Studios is an independent game development studio located in Austin, Texas. The company was founded in late 2005 by online game veterans Cinco Barnes, Gary Gattis, Jake Rodgers and Anthony L. Sommers.

In 2010, Spacetime released Pocket Legends, the world’s first cross-platform, 3D, persistent mobile MMO. The game’s pick-up-and-play format, expandable nature, and unparalleled instanced gameplay have propelled it to become a landmark title on Apple and Android-based mobile devices.

Spacetime has been recognized by Develop as one of the world’s 100 most successful game studios. The company continues to expand its content and technology lead in the mobile multiplayer market.

Being that Android is becoming much more popular than iOS, the folks over at Square Enix will be launching an Android based app store. This is something that Android needed and hopefully other publishers follow the Square Enix aproach and bring their games on these smartphones. With dual core processors, Android phones will make it possible for gamers of all types enjoy their gaming on the go and let’s not forget Gingerbread & Ice Cream sandwich versions of Android that will make things run smoother.

The app store, which will be named “Square Enix Market app” is set to launch on December 1, 2011 and will feature some cool games like Dragon Quest Monsters Most Wanted!, Chaos Ring, Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, and Itadaki Street.

If you are living in Japan and are using the KDDI network you will be granted exclusive access to the store at launch. Those that are using the DoCoMo & Softbank networks will not have to wait long until it becomes available. Unfortunately North American Square Enix Fans out there will not be treated with the app as it is a Japanese exclusive, however it’s still nice to see that a game publisher is thinking about Android.

If you can remember about ten years ago, Grand Theft Auto III came out and what a great game it was. Some of you might be too young to remember, but GTA 3 really built a foundation when it comes to the whole Grand Theft Auto franchise and to celebrate this the folks over at Rockstar Games are re-releasing on most smartphones out there. Re-live those awesome moments in Grand Theft Auto 3 history and take a look at the trailer below. Let’s hope that they release an android tablet version of this game.