Defender Chronicles (App Store) $4.99 -> $0.99, one of the best tower defense game on the iPhone, combines RPG elements to bring you a unique tower defense experience that will give gamers hours of addicting gameplay.

Toki Tori (App Store) $4.99 -> $0.99, an amazing and colorful platformer, sets you on a mission to save your friends trapped in eggs. Along the way, you will encounter levels that must be completed with your use of different items such as Telewarp and the Slug Sucker. There are 80 levels to complete.

iDracula (App Store) $2.99 -> $0.99 is a top down survival horror action game that will pit you against hordes of werewolves, vampires, witches, and eventually Dracula himself. It has great graphics. The gameplay gets a little monotonous but it is still pretty good nontheless. Try to survive the onslaught of monsters. It won’t be easy.

Mysterious Island series is an adventure game that takes the Myst gameplay style and makes it more interactive with fully explorable lush 3D environments. Adventure fans should not pass up.
Jules Verne’s Secrets Of The Mysterious Island (App Store) $6.99 -> $0.99
Jules Verne’s Return To Mysterious Island (App Store) $4.99 -> $0.99

Other great games on sale from Chilingo includes Cash Cow $2.99 -> $0.99 (App Store)
Touch KO $4.99 -> $0.99 (App Store).

This is a price reduction post by the Apps Machine

Wow, iPhone gamers rejoice. This week Konami has dropped the price of all iPhone games.  That means hit titles like Metal Gear Solid Touch, Dance, Dance Revolution, and Silent Hill are yours for just under a buck.
This is the first time a major game publisher drops the prices of their games across the board. What is Konami’s reason for giving app shoppers the big break? Is it a simple strategy to revive sales for these old but superb titles?  Hopefully, it doesn’t mean that Konami has thrown in the towel on developing more mobile games for the iPhone and iPod.

What will it mean for other major publishers?  Major publishers have been known to drop the price of their games periodically to spark sales.  But none has dropped ALL of their premium title so much to just $0.99 at the same time.  Will any other big publisher follow Konami’s action today? Or are they criticizing Konami for pricing games that require heavy investments to such a cheap level and endangering the whole industry.

Those who bought at the original price are also angry that they have paid 5 to 10 times the current discounted price.  Such a move may prevent future buyers to buy games at the premium price.

But for those who have always wanted to get Konami iPhone games but didn’t, now is your chance to get it cheap!