Tap Tap Revenge 3 came out this week, and it will enjoy the limelight and big bucks for a little while. But at CTIA 2009 in San Diego, it was announced that TTR’s worst nightmare will come true; Rock Band is coming to the iPhone, and the reviews are already highly positive.

IntoMobile reports they had the opportunity to play with the app, and it looks great.

You can play on your own, start up a world tour, or play with 4 other iPhone players via Bluetooth or internet. You can choose from 4 different instruments: guitar, bass, drums and voice.

The app will come pre-loaded with 20 songs, all from the real bands and not cover bands (“as made famous by”), and you’ll have the ability to purchase additional songs.

Ready for launch date? It’s going to be submitted to Apple in less than a week. That could mean we’ll see it in 2 weeks, it could mean 4 months. No way of knowing for sure, but I’m positive that the competition doesn’t have much more time before Rock Band comes in and smokes them.

That is, if it’s as good as the reviews say.

A video has also been produced that shows off the game:

Rock Band for iPhone sneak peek from IntoMobile on Vimeo.

Jamzu is a new iPhone game developed by RealFunArt. It looks like the same company came out with Jamzu 11 years ago as a freeware game. Here’s the schpeel on their website:

Jamzu is an original game of skill and chance, full of quick changes and fast-moving strategy. Race your six runners across the board, while trying to block your opponent with the twelve jammers. The jammers may be your allies or your enemies… your advantage may turn against you at any time. Jamzu is easy to learn and fun to play. Match wits against the computer on four difficulty levels, or play against your friends on a Local Wi-Fi network.

To be honest, I never have played Jamzu so I don’t know as much about it. But I would love to hear from anyone who has played it before and will let us know how the new iPhone version compares with the original.

Jamzu was submitted today to the app store, so expect it to arrive in the next week or two. It will be available for $2.99, but a free version will also arrive soon afterward.

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