EA is placing all of their games on sale for $0.99 as part of their EA Daily Deals campaign. If your holiday bank cash reserve have dwindled with all the Christmas shopping, here’s a great, inexpensive way to reward yourself. And if you happen to be one of the lucky ones given a new iOS more »

Electronic Arts seems to be getting into the spirit of Christmas with their special daily deals of iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad apps. Through January 2, 2012, EA will be offering a number of gaming apps for discounted prices, and even some for free. It’s a month long program that will showcase EA’s most popular titles from its expansive iTunes App Store library. Today’s deals include gaming titles such as Dead Space, Mirror’s Edge, Flight’s Control, Scrabble and TETRIS for iPhone and the iPad.

This has been an interesting week for Black Friday deals, and app developers got into the spirit of Black Friday this year by bringing their own mega sales. The biggest titles from the biggest game publishers on the iOS platform are still on sale during this weekend. Gameloft, EA, Telltale, Sega, Chair and others are offering their games are great prices, and you’ve still got time to download your favorites before they get back to their regular price.

Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock for the past century, you’ve played Monopoly. And if there’s one thing the game is known for, it’s the game’s seemingly limitless number of themes. While iPad isn’t exactly a theme, it is one of the many different flavors of Monopoly available. If you have an iPad and you love Monopoly, there’s really no reason not to buy it have gather the family up.

On July 2nd and 3rd, you can choose among 45 iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad games from EA Mobile for as low as only 99¢ each. Games such as Dead Space, Monopoly, Need for Speed, and Transformers: Dark of the Moon are included in the sale.

Apple gamers may not be able to play Alice: Madness Returns when it comes out for consoles and PC, but that doesn’t mean we can’t read about it. EA announced today that Spicy Horse has launched the Alice: Madness Returns interactive storybook for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, available now for free.

This week on the App Store there are a ton more games, but that’s not all. I also found a number of great utilities: more location tracking, a translator from the future and a great news app. And, as always, a decent number of these are limited time freebies. Grab ‘em while they’re free.

They’re actually bringing it to Facebook, but that’s close enough, right? BioWare has announced Dragon Age Legends, a new Play4Free Facebook game that expands on the RPG franchise Dragon Age. “The new game is inspired by the award-winning BioWare franchise but custom-designed for the casual and social play style for Facebook users of all ages.” In other words, it’s design for the exact people who wouldn’t play Dragon Age.

Just when I’m about to throw up my hands in exasperation at another Sims announcement, EA comes up with an idea that could be…interesting. The company announced today they’ll be taking fake people manipulation back to medieval times with The Sims Medieval. The new series, “… brings players robust, compelling gameplay never seen before in the history of The Sims.” In other words, they’re finally geeking it up, and God bless ‘em for it.

No longer content to have relationship and bladder problems at home, The Sims are now set to take their issues around the world. EA’s The Sims Studio has announced that The Sims 3 World Adventures, has gone gold for the PC and Mac and will be available on November 17, 2009. The Sims 3 World Adventures is the first expansion pack to the #1 best-selling PC game of calendar 2009, according to NPD data.