Will the big 4.2 hit this week? Probably as last week Apple seeded the Gold Master version to developers. This totally dashes my prediction of a 21st release but a quick stroll through my local Walmart electronics section pretty much told me that Apple doesn’t need a 4.2 holiday bullet point judging by how many iPads were missing from the display case. Dang you Apple, always gotta be undermining me.

While the release numbers weren’t too staggering, there are plenty of goodies in this week’s App Store update and here’s the cream of the crop..

Apparently there are more than 300,000 apps in the App Store. I can sure believe it seeing as how I’ve probably brought you 100,000 of those apps in these lists alone! And, trust me, it’s been a pleasure to do so.

Slight exaggerations aside, this week’s release is chock full of goodies including Baseball Superstars 2011. If that’s not your thing however, there are plenty of apps this week to satiate any taste…

I really wonder why Apple doesn’t just cancel the white iPhone 4. At this point, who really wants one? The latest news gives us a 2011 release date, which doesn’t make much sense since there should be a new iPhone next year anyway.

But cheer up, this week the ever-growing App Store unleashed some really great titles that includes Chu Chu Rocket and Worms 2. Now your days should start to look brighter.

The Apple App Store gaming update is Gamertell’s weekly look at the previous week’s Apple App Store game releases. We cover them all – good and not so good – in their respective categories with a breakdown of the great games and the free games right where you want ‘em, at the top and in your face. The list is available every Monday, right as you are about to start that long work week.

Here are some games for your 3.2 devices which includes notable apps: Brothers In Arms 2: Global Front FREE, VH1 Classic Presents: Intellivision and ESPGALUDA II.

Get those credit cards ready because on March 12, 201, you’ll finally be able to pre-order your very own iPad. Then on April 3, 2010, you’ll get to play with said iPad. Exciting, right?

In the meantime perhaps you’ll enjoy an exciting round of Spongebob Kart, Data Hunter, Assassian’s Creed II Multiplayer? Or maybe you want an RPG like Seed 1 or the indie game hit The Graveyard.

The Apple App Store gaming update is Gamertell’s weekly look at the previous week’s Apple App Store game releases. We cover them all – good and not so good – in their respective categories with a breakdown of the great games and the free games right where you want ‘em, at the top and in your face. The list is available every Monday, right as you are about to start that long work week.

Dear Readers, no matter what I write in the is space this week, there are only two things you are focused on. OK, maybe three.

The fact that despite putting on a great effort, the Canadians still reign supreme on the ice and the fact that Final Fantasy I and II are available for download to your iPod Touchs and iPhones.

So what are you still reading this for? Go get your RPG on? Unless, perhaps you prefer The Price is Right or Transformers G1: The Awakening?

The Apple App Store gaming update is Gamertell’s weekly look at the previous week’s Apple App Store game releases. We cover them all – good and not so good – in their respective categories with a breakdown of the great games and the free games right where you want ‘em, at the top and in your face. The list is available every Monday, right as you are about to start that long work week.

Countdown to the iPad begins with internet rumors swirling that preorders will begin this week. With something near 30 days until the WiFi-only enabled version of the device is set to officially be unleashed on the public, it’s a safe bet that preorders will either begin this week or next. So what can you look forward to playing on your device? Check out this week’s update which includes: a Free version of Cobra Command, VH1′s I Love the 80′s trivia, Retro Racer and Vancouver 2010: The Official Game of the Olympic Games.

Skipping the pleasantries, the biggest question this week is what Apple plans to unveil on Wednesday, January 27, 2010. Will it be the fabled Apple tablet? Will it be iPhone OS 4.0? Will it be the ability to purchase iMacs and Macbooks in pretty colors? Only Steve Jobs and company know for sure.

While we wait at least we can depend on Rock Band Lite, Sea Wolves, Hotel Tycoon, and Are you Alright? to keep our minds preoccupied.