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Come on down to South Park Let’s Go Tower Defense Play this week on Xbox Live Arcade for only 400 MS Points ($5). That’s five extra bucks you could be spending on Cheesy Poofs.

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Come on down to South Park for the XBL Deal of the Week

Promethium Marketing Group’s Twitter-enabled tower defense title, Tweet Defense , will be very on sale tomorrow for just 24 hours. Like, as on sale as anything could possibly be. Both the iPhone version and recently launched iPad version of the game will be downloadable for free from FreeAppaDay.com on Sunday, July 11.

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Tweet Defense free on iPad and iPhone this Sunday

PopCap today announced that the iPhone port of Plants vs. Zombies is heading to Apple’s handheld on February 15, seemingly aiming for the exact day that it had originally approximated for a delayed release

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Plants vs. Zombies shambling to iPhones February 15

If you prefer your zombie-slaying iPhone Apps to be a bit more botanical in nature, you’re going to have to hold out for a little longer than you may have anticipated. A recent PopCap Tweet explained that the initial “late January” launch window of Plants vs.

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iPhone port of Plants vs. Zombies delayed, coming mid-February

While it has become an extremely popular style of game over the last few years, tower defense titles have always struck me as a boring concept, personally. Perhaps it’s my penchant for firing weapons at moving targets in first-person, but I can’t really articulate my lack of enthusiasm for the strategy-style gameplay. My initial reaction to Toy Soldiers — a tower defense game in a World War I setting — in a behind-closed-doors Microsoft demo

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TGS 2009: Impressions: Toy Soldiers (XBLA)

Whatever you’ve been doing for the past 15 minutes, we promise you it’s been more productive than us. See, we’ve been trying to make heads or tails of UGO ’s gameplay footage for South Park Let’s Go Tower Defense Play! you’ll find after the break. It looks sort of like a typical tower defense game, except the kids seem to be building the towers themselves

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See South Park Let’s Go Tower Defense Play! in action

The mysterious South Park Xbox Live Arcade game now has an official genre, release date and big public reveal at San Diego Comic-Con .

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‘South Park Let’s Go Tower Defense Play!’ hits XBLA Oct. 7, premiering at Comic-Con