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If you were among the first wave of people to buy an iPad last spring, there's a good chance you spent a lot of time playing one game in particular: Plants vs Zombies. PopCap's smash hit was one of the first games on the iPad and it did extremely well, and it's also seen a lot of success on the smaller iPhone/iPod Touch form factor. Now, some 16 months after its release, the game still ranks #27 on the App Store's list of top paid apps. It's not Angry Birds, but it's easily one of iOS's most popular games ever.And today, finally, Android fans are getting a chance to smack down some cartoonish undead.The application just launched on Amazon's AndroidAppstore, and you can download itright here(it's free today, and will be $2.99 starting tomorrow). Oh, and you won't find it on the official Android Market for another two weeks.Unfortunately it isn't currently optimized for tablets, but it should still work fine.The launch is a big deal for two reasons. 
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Amazon's Android Appstore Gets Another Huge Exclusive: Plants vs Zombies
If you were among the first wave of people to buy an iPad last spring, there's a good chance you spent a lot of time playing one game in particular: Plants vs Zombies. PopCap's smash hit was one of the first games on the iPad and it did extremely well, and it's also seen a lot of success on the smaller iPhone/iPod Touch form factor. Now, some 16 months after its release, the game still ranks #27 on the App Store's list of top paid apps. It's not Angry Birds, but it's easily one of iOS's most popular games ever.And today, finally, Android fans are getting a chance to smack down some cartoonish undead.The application just launched on Amazon's AndroidAppstore, and you can download itright here(it's free today, and will be $2.99 starting tomorrow). Oh, and you won't find it on the official Android Market for another two weeks.Unfortunately it isn't currently optimized for tablets, but it should still work fine.The launch is a big deal for two reasons. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/UuVKt446X80/
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