You might think there were only console and PC games at E3 2010. Oh, how wrong you are.

There were plenty of iPod Touches and iPads (secured to displays, of course) showing games and even a few apps on the exhibition floor.

In the same booth as the Disney’s Epic Mickey was a small area with a half dozen iPads running a Disney DigiComics app.

Overture Films’ new horror release The Crazies is getting some good buzz. Longtime genre fans will remember the original, a film by George Romero about a small Kansas town driven to the brink (in violent fashion) by a contaminated water supply. Romero’s flicks have influenced a whole generation of both film makers and video game designers, with games including Resident Evil and Dead Rising paying the director homage. The characters from this horror remake have now turned up in comic book and video game form. Among the game tie-ins are a Facebook “tower defense” game, a viral application that allows you to battle friends and an iPhone app that lets you “Crazify” photos.

Marroni Electronic Entertainment and NightIrion are taking a humorous look at the current United States economic issues with iBailout, a Pac-Man like game on the iPhone and iPod Touch. Players run around the screen and try to eat up as much of the government’s bailout cash as possible. Chasing players around are angry mobs of U.S. taxpayers.

It’s hard to believe it but it’s true – this is Thanksgiving week here in North America and with it comes the biggest and sometimes most brutal shopping day of the year: Black Friday. Odds are, if you are going to brave the frothing consumer hordes this Friday, you are going to be lining up early and thus, need something to help pass the time. We’ve got just the thing for you right here with this week’s App Store releases. This week’s most notable include Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader 2010, Spooky Spirit, Ninja Assassin, and Call of Duty: World at War: Zombies.