News seems to have slowed down on the iPhone block this week, eh? No matter, one quick trip down to the App Store will get you your fix of iPhone games and apps. That said, one quick trip to this week's iPhone Weekend Warrior will let you know what's up in the iPhone world.

When it comes to mobile games, Gameloft is one name you should look out for. If you want to start now, you're in luck. The publisher is having a Thanksgiving sale on the App Store, tossing six five-dollar titles into the 99-cent bin.

While some may argue that the App Store approval process has loopholes that could sink the Titanic, some games may simply fall under the toeing-the-line-big-time category. I'm talking about IUGOME's new release, A.D.D., which is a collection of mini-games that will have you picking noses, pissing on snow, and even slappin' some booty.

One of the best air combat simulator for consoles is heading to the iPhone. Yes folks, Gameloft has revealed that they are currently working on the handheld adaptation of Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. which will feature an entirely new campaign, specific controls and a brand new game engine especially built for the game.

Those who love tuning out of their day-to-day activities playing with their iPhone will find that the previous week saw some pretty good additions to the App Store. There's the classic Monopoly, a Guitar Hero-MGS game, World at War, and the one they hail as the mobile version of Oblivion and Zelda, Ravensword. Care to check them out?

In case you found Monopoly: Here & Now: The World a little too removed from the Monopoly fun, EA and Hasbro have now added another Monopoly title into the App Store. This time, it won't be carrying a needlessly long name - it will simply be called Monopoly, and you can enjoy it frills-free just as you did in the board game.

Check out this arcade smasher iPhone game, iHooy. Curious as to what it is? First, it's got some Guitar Hero-ish gameplay like.. ahem... Metal Gear Solid.

After being rejected by Apple due to some programming problem some time last week, Ravensword: The Fallen King is now finally available for the iPhone. Hailed as the mobile version of Oblivion and Zelda, this third person action RPG features an expansive open world with plenty quest and hours of exploration.

If you've got a few bucks lying around, you might want to reinject them into the economy and get a few iPhone and iPod Touch games in the process. Konami is putting its collection of App Store offerings on sale in the US and Canada.

Still can't get enough of Call of Duty in your life? Well, today is your luck day as Activision has released the first official iPhone game of the Call of Duty franchise. Call of Duty: World at War: Zombies is a first person shooter game that recreates the Zombie survival mode found in the console version of Treyarch's Call of Duty: World at War.