If you’re looking for a job in the video game industry, then you may want to check out casual games giant PopCap. The company currently lists 13 available positions.

Stern Pinball, makers of arcade-quality pinball machines, has announced a series of US pinball tournaments promoting its Iron Man pinball machine.

There are current four locations across the US and the event requires a $5 admission fee. The parties/tourneys all coincide with the movie’s release, May 7, 2010, and Stern promises “4 Grand Prize Winners” (likely one per location). Exact prizes were note indicated.

Remember in past weeks when I said the flow of casual games has been rather slow? Well, this week it’s more of a trickle than anything else. This week has been particularly sluggish. You could consider that a good thing though! It’ll give you a chance to catch up on any games you may have missed in the past week or two.

The majority of the games released this week fall right into the puzzle genre. So if you’re fan of hidden object or match-3 games, this is your week. The few exceptions include the indie RPG Laxius Force II and the time management game KinderGarten.

Be sure to stop by Gamertell next week, when a review of the hidden object game The Mystery of the Mary Celeste appears.

This week’s best bet is: The Mystery of the Mary Celeste…

Let’s say there’s a game that you really want to buy on launch day but there are too many factors getting in your way (gas prices, work, weather, hordes of people, etc.). You used to be out of luck if a game was guaranteed to sell out and you weren’t camping out in the line until midnight.

Amazon.com feels your pain and phobias and is offering Release-Date Delivery service on select pre-ordered games.

Release-Date Delivery is currently being offered for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Tiger Woods PGA Tour ’09, Fable 2 and…

What, you thought was the only big video game event this month? Sillihead.

The casual game industry is having its own gathering July 16-19, 2007, in Seattle, WA, put together bu the Casual Games Association (CGA).

Lest you think this is a casual affair, as the name might imply, there are some big hitters attending this year, including Peter Moore (Microsoft), Nolan Bushnell (Atari) and Steve Youngwood (MTVN/Viacom), who are giving keynote addresses. Other names – and companies – of note include …