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OMG OMG OMG – Lemonade Tycoon to the iPhone

Posted by Chris Leckness on May 6, 2009 – 2:27 pm  Share
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DEAR LONELY IPHONE IN MY DESK DRAWER, Now is the time. I will be charging up the iPhone tonight just to play Lemonade Tycoon. Yesterday, I was amazed to see Tiger Woods golf make it to the iPhone, but this is the kicker. I won’t be slapping my sim card in the iPhone, but I am gonna charge up, buy Tiger and Lemonade Tycoon and throw it in my gear bag for the down times.

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Lemonade Tycoon was the 1st game that really grabbed my attention during the early Pocket PC days. It’s now available on the iPhone. I am so happy. Simple things in life make me happy I guess.

According to IntoMobile, Lemonade Tycoon was made a freebie too! Wow. One drawback is that since it’s free, interrupts the game at points to ask what sounds like survey questions. Maybe demographics or something. I dunno.

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