I just want to say this
Got an idea from this article: http://sfrock.wordpress.com/2009/10/19/evolution-of-mobile-gaming/ to visualize the 4-years evolution of mobile games through award-winning Tower Bloxx games made by Digital Chocolate - http://www.digitalchocolate.com
Allrighty, I have now used Apple TV for months with heavy activity and I feel I can now give you the after thoughts.Content: A good amount of exclusive ATV content but there could easily much more. I love that nearly all movie and TV releases are available in HD, many movies are not HD in iTunes Mac but I can count on that with ATV there is a HD version.UI: In the long run the main menu still bugs me a bit that list items don't loop vertically but otherwise I am quite content with the UI and general usability.Syncing: Everything works pitch perfect, background content sync is just awesome. Exception is with photos. After iTunes 9 my photo events refuse to sync properly, I was forced to use a hack to create an album of last 12 months to get latest photos into ATV.Performance: Excellent almost no playback hiccups, network performance is solid and reliable as long as your connection/wifi is. Crashed only two times and only while in sleep mode.Overall: I cannot think living without it anymore ;)
It's a wonderful feeling to connect two things together, in a sense like i was reverse engineering this developers game. Especially as i was actually investigating about Monopoly for game development reasons myself.
Operation Anchorage, The Pitt & Broken Steel

8/10
Pros:
-Innovative physics based gameplay is a fresh take
-Physics based gameplay is surprisingly intuitive and fast to learn
-Addictive
-Cute characters
-Made me want to play the sequel as fast as possible
Cons:
-A bit too easy in most parts
-Level navigation is often not clear enough and the instructions are insufficient
-Visuals & story was VERY Zelda Windwaker / Phantom Hourglass esque
-Too short!
Perhaps i finally have use for my e-mail...
Let's benchmark this baby;