Got some spare iTunes gift cash sitting in your account, waiting for the perfect iPhone/iPod game to be released, but don’t want to waste your money on something you may not like the look of?
AppTheater is a great place to search and sort video previews of your next airport/waiting room time-killer.
The site includes full motion video of the games in action, with prices and links to buy them from. It’s a one-stop shop for all things iPhone, with motion.
The site includes comments, ratings, and a fairly active community already of over 100 users and growing. It’s a concept no one has thought of, and it’s done quite well here.
The site is here: http://www.apptheater.com/ and is completely free to use.
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