Now that EA owns PopCap Games, it has continued its trend of discounting iOS games. If you take a quick stroll to the Apple App Store on your iOS device, you’ll find a few PopCap games discounted to $0.99.

PopCap Games’ incredibly unique take on tower defense, Plants vs. Zombies hits the marketplace this week for 1,200 Microsoft Points ($15).

While battles such as ninjas vs. pirates have captivated us for years, PopCap asked what would happen if you pit flesh-eating undead against common household plants. The result? Fun for everybody. This game has drawn thousands of accolades as a PC title and now hits XBLA with 50 levels, 20 mini-games and of course, Xbox Achievements.

Plants vs. Zombies is steadily invading every gaming platform. Ever since its highly successful debut on PC, PopCap Games has ported PvZ to the iPhone, Xbox Live Arcade and Mac. There’s only a couple current consoles that PvZ hasn’t been announced for. Well, make that one console. PvZ will be gracing the Nintendo DS in 2011.

The Game of the Year edition (note the shiny silver sticker on the image to emphasize this!) of Plants vs. Zombies is now (as of July 28, 2010) available for download. Note that this is the PC version, not the Xbox LIVE Arcade version due out in fall 2010. The GOTY edition retails for $19.99.

Mac owners in desperate need of some casual entertainment are going to love PopCap’s Complete Mac Pack. PopCap games are typically available on multiple platforms, and the Mac is one of them. To help show love for said Mac owners and hopefully make some money, PopCap has decided to bundle together 13 of its best and most popular Mac games in one $49.95 bundle. You have to act fast though, as this sale is limited and won’t last forever.

Let’s check out the games you get in the Complete Mac Pack bundle…

Sorry Popcap! Looks like your App Store success with Plants vs. Zombies was fleeting. And it’s all because of Final Fantasy.

Last week, Square Enix released Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy II on iTunes. And, between February 25, 2010 and today, March, 1, 2010, Final Fantasy sold enough copies to take over the top spot on the Top Grossing Apps list that appears on the right when you visit the App Store.

Surprisingly, Final Fantasy II isn’t doing as well. It’s still in the top 10 Top Grossing Apps list, but it’s all the way down in the eighth spot…

Plants vs. Zombies, one of the silliest tower-defense games available, is causing quite a stir on the iTunes Store. It made it’s debut on February 15, 2010 at anyone-can-own price of $2.99, and has gone on to earn over a million dollars. That’s right, Popcap Games has made over a million dollars in a little over a week, thanks to a single 34.7mb game.

Popcap also is reporting that Plant vs. Zombies set an App Store record for sales too! Plants vs. Zombies was purchased and downloaded over 300,000 times in the first nine days after its debut, from February 15 to 23…

PvZ is a tower defense game unlike any other before it. Its premise involves protecting your house (and your brains) from a zombie horde. The only thing standing between your house and the zombies are various plants that are ready to lay down their lives for you. The arsenal of plants you have are vast ranging from peashooters, watermelon launchers, cherry bombs and wall-nuts. Each plant is effective against all zombie types but bringing the right type of plants into battle will make things much easier.

Halloween is upon us and it’s only natural we try to spread a little frightening cheer around these parts. Instead of showing up at your doorsteps drenched in someone else’s blood, we decided to tell you of a way to save some cash.

PopCap Games’ smash hit Plants vs. Zombies has been given a small price cut to ring in the Holiday. Normally priced at $20 on PopCap’s site, PCGameStore is practically giving it away for $6.99.