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Games can be really fun to play on your Android device.  There’s all sorts of them available, from ones for dedicated “gaming” hardware like the Xperia Play, to HD games optimized for tablets.  But Android is good for a lot of things besides games.  Some use their device as the web in their hands, others need a portable e-mail solution, some of us are heavy texters.  Tonight, I’m curious and want to find out just how many folks out there like to game on their Androids.  I know since I got an Android tablet, I find myself playing more games than I ever imagined myself playing.  What say you my fellow Android fans?

The launch of Grand Theft Auto III on Android was a pretty big deal, but initially a lot of devices couldn’t play it. Todays update among other features adds compatibility for the Asus Transformer Prime. 

If you’re a PC or Mac gamer, chances are you’ve used Steam, Valve Software’s leading digital distribution platform for games. Today sees the launch of the official Steam app for Android, a new application that gives you access to the Steam store and community features like Steam chat on-the-go. If you’re big on Steam and the Steam community, this could definitely be worth a look.

And the Android news just keeps rolling in. Tonight on the Android Central Podcast, we’re going to tackle Google’s new privacy terms, we’ve got some new devices in hands, plus more of your e-mails and voicemails

Canadian carriers have been rolling out the Samsung Galaxy Nexus for quite a while now but Mobilicity has just added their name to the mix. On their Twitter account they’ve made it known the Samsung Galaxy Nexus will be available from them on February 6th. No pricing details were released for now but it’ll no doubt fall in line with the rest of the carrier offers meaning — it should arrive for around $600, possibly less if Mobilicity wants to be nice.

apart from the humorous graphics and theme, this app looks horrific. And the market page doesn’t help much either. The video barely shows any game play scenes (or if it does the graphics are so bad you can’t even tell), and the screen shots are just as bad. This developer needs to fix their market page.

We here at Android Central refuse to ignore a bargain, espcially one as great as this: Amazon is currently selling the Galaxy Nexus for a mere $99.99, a full $200 less than what you’ll pay Verizon. The sale price is for new customers only, and you’ll need to sign a two-year contract, of course. If you’ve held out for the current Android king, this is likely the best price you’ve seen to date, though the device is finally starting to see some respectable discounts (newegg.com, for example, is currently offering the Nexus for $200).