id Software has released a major update to their remake of the ever-popular FPS game Wolfenstein 3D Classic for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The update contains tons of new features and additional contents.

Doom Resurrection's been out and about in the App Store for a couple of months now. However, if you find yourself pining for the good ol' classic version, this here's some great news for  you. John Cormack himself has announced that Doom Classic will be joining Resurrection on the App Store soon.

id Software continues its iPhone gaming push with the release of Wolfenstein RPG. The port has once been spotted in the Japanese App Store and has been the subject of a lot of iPhone gaming talk for quite a long time. Oldschool Wolfenstein fans can now rest easy, one trip down to the App Store is all they'll need to get this baby into their iPhone.

id Software's John Carmack isn't the only one openly asking for consumer feedback for iPhone games. On their community blog, Sega's asking for fresh, new ideas to make an iPhone-iPod Touch game. Feel like tilting Sonic all over those loops? Let the devs hear your thoughts.

With 5.2 million more iPhones out there, more people are gonna want get the goods for their shiny new super-phones. We've got just the thing - whether it's games coming to or already in the App Store, on quick browse through this edition of the iPhone Weekend Warrior might just give you your fill of iPhone updates.

To tilt or not to tilt? That is the question that John Carmack wants answered. In his post at the Touch Arcade forums, the id Software dev said that he is considering the removal of the tilt-to-turn option in Doom Classic, which may get in the way of better gameplay. More in the full article.

With id Software's latest release, Doom Resurrection, now on the App Store, attention now turns to the gameplay and the controls of the handheld FPS. For that, Touch Arcade managed to get the info straight from John Carmack himself, plus Tom Mustaine of Escalation Studios. Learn more after the jump.

John Carmack seems to have fallen in love with the iPhone. Speaking to MTV Multiplayer, the id Software co-founder revealed that iPhone and iPod Touch owners can expect an id release every two to three months over the next year.

A progress report from id Software's John Carmack has given out a probable release target for  the App Store launch of Doom Classic, an iPhone and iPod Touch port of the original Doom game. Details after the jump.

If you're on the lookout for some FPS action on your iPhone or iPod Touch, make sure to check the App Store and look for Wolfenstein 3D Classic Lite. id Software's just recently released that baby on the App Store, and the best thing about it is it's free. Details after the jump.