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Konami is celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of Frogger with a free iOS/Android app based on the arcade classic. Frogger Free, available now for iOS and Android devices, recreates the traffic-dodging twitch-play of the original with multiple game modes, Facebook integration, online leaderboards, and revamped graphics that can be turned off if you're feeling retro. Yep, that sounds like it's ticking all the boxes for an arcade remake.
Some might complain that all this Frogger action is overshadowing the 30-year anniversaries of, say, Gorf or Bosconian (they sure knew how to combine random letters to name an international media property in those days), but we'd argue that the rules are pretty simple: if your game makes it onto Seinfeld, it gets a proper birthday party. Otherwise, no app for you.
