GPT: "Love them or hate them, PopCap does publish popular games across many platforms. Plants vs. Zombies impressed gamers and critics alike two years ago when it launched on the PC. A year after that, iOS users were able to play on the go; and in 2011 Windows Phone 7 users can finally get the game as well. Having read so much about the game, I was pleased to get my hands on it and see if the praise was legitimate. While I still consider Insaniquarium to be PopCap's finest title, I can't deny what a good game Plants vs. Zombies is."
The Nerd Stash: "Everyone loves setting up killzones and laying waste to waves of enemies, so here are our picks for the best tower defense games ever."
Leaked footage from unreleased Project Hot Tub gets verified and we have them on the table. Plants vs Zombies franchise fans are onto it.
From IGN: "In the second half of 2016, a small team of developers at PopCap Vancouver were gearing up for a presentation that would determine the future of their team, their project, and potentially an already-beloved franchise: Plants vs. Zombies.
For the past year, they had been working on a brand new Plants vs. Zombies adventure that would take the series in a very different direction. Though they had EA’s blessing for their work to that point, it wasn’t a guarantee the project would ultimately see the light of day, especially given how ambitious it was."
My money is on the plants. They're ALIVE!