It has been rumored for the better part of the week, but now it's concrete. Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge is coming to PSN, Xbox LIVE, PC and iPhone very shortly. And it's no surprise - the remaster of the first has proven a massive success.

"The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition really resonated with gamers young and old" said LucasArts' President Darrell Rodriguez. "We're adding even more great new features in this sequel and can't wait for classic Monkey Island fans and newcomers alike to experience perhaps the most beloved installment in the franchise ever."

Welcome to the first of many monthly re-caps at GU, starting with the month just past; February 2010. Here we'll get a chance to have another look over recent releases, industry happenings, and some of the award-worthy and sometimes stupid things we've said in comment and debate...

For fans of the series and iPhone owners, the news that Final Fantasy I & II are now on the App Store at $12 each is sure to delight. The original Final Fantasy includes the five bonus dungeons, The Soul of Chaos pack and The Labyrinth of Time, added to later editions of the game. While Final Fantasy II contains the five bonus dungeons added with the Soul of Rebirth and Arcane Labyrinth pack. And thanks to the debut of Final Fantasy on the iPhone, Square Enix's other iPhone titles have been discounted.

IGN have set fighting fans alight with anxious curiosity revealing an exclusive scoop on Street Fighter IV coming to the iPhone. But not the hardcore fighters, of course. They think the idea is kind of a bad joke.

There is some real promise, though. As the article explains, "this is no quickie, banged-out port. Capcom has taken months to come up with suitable controls for a platform with no physical buttons, employing a virtual pad and move buttons to recreate the arcade stick right on the touchscreen."

PopCap Games hugely popular Plants vs Zombies, previously only available on the PC and Mac, has made its way to the iPhone with much community applause. "We've stayed true to the original computer version with the full-featured gameplay of Adventure mode, and have optimized this adaptation around a seamless touch interface" said Andrew Stein, Director of Mobile Platforms...