Now that the Internet has finally stopped their whining about Real Racing 3′s transition from a paid app to free-to-play, we can finally look at Real Racing 3 for what it is: a great game with a few free-to-play annoyances that was played by more people in one week than its predecessors ever were.

Electronic Arts and Firemonkeys have started teasing the upcoming update with the following video for your consumption:

The Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 and Chevrolet Cobalt SS are both coming, along with a new game mode and another 100 events. There’s no word, yet, if these cars will be available for your standard R$ or if they’ll require Gold, but the safe money bet is on standard racing cash.

Chevrolet vehicles were available in Real Racing 2. Growing up in a small town, I actually remember friends racing Camaros, so it’s nice to see them make the cut.

It’s been a good long while since I last played Cloudstone, the free-to-play action RPG by Playsaurus and Nexon, but one thing has stuck with me long since then: the awesome soundtrack.

In the nine months since the review, the game has seen content updates. Now the music from Cloudstone has been compiled and refined by composer Shawn Singh for Cloudstone – The Soundtrack.

Cloudstone’s soundtrack was a breath of fresh air in the stagnant sewers of Facebook games. While most games settle for an earworm ditty, Cloudstone reached for the skies with an sweeping soundtrack. It brought the game to life and probably was the reason I was a daily player for a few months.

If you dig Cloudstone or game soundtracks in general, the soundtrack available for digital download in a multitude of venues for $9.99. It features twenty songs, runs about fifty minutes, and has been cleaned up for this composition.

iTunes Music Store – [Download Link]
CD Baby – [Download Link]

If you’re interested in his work outside of Cloudstone, check out Shawn Singh’s “SuonLabs” SoundCloud page. You can also find him on Facebook.

The Zombies are coming… to your Facebook feed.

PopCap just tweeted a link to their Facebook page for Plants vs. Zombies Adventures. Nothing is known, other than that this is NOT Plants vs. Zombies 2, but Electronic Arts surely saw the action Angry Birds was getting on Facebook and wanted in on it.

Lord only knows what kind of awful in-app purchases we’re going to be facing. Make Dave go CRAAAAAAAAZY? Five bucks.

The game’s not out yet, but liking their Facebook feed may get you in on the Beta. Go check it out and like it because, you know, what could possibly go wrong?

[Plants vs. Zombies Adventures on Facebook]