Last week a trailer for a mysterious fantasy-based game by Gameloft hit the internet, causing rampant speculation across the iPhoneiverse (If that's not a word, it should be) regarding which game it was that Gameloft was setting its sights on next. We speculated this could be Gameloft's take on Zelda, and from the looks of it, that's exactly what we're getting.

Check out the new trailer:

Sacred Odyssey: Rise of Ayden seems to have everything a good Zelda-esque game should have: A horse to ride around, items to use to get passed various obstacles, sliding block puzzles, and massive bosses. I'm excited to give it a try as Darksiders basically proved that I will play any game with similar gameplay mechanics to completion regardless of how good or bad it is. (Or in the case of Darksiders, how much headache-indusing screen tearing it has.)

Sacred Odyssey is landing on the App Store next month, likely launching at Gameloft's typical price point of somewhere between $4.99 and $6.99. In the meantime, we've got a thread for the game in our upcoming games forum if you're looking for even more speculation about the game.

Have I ever told you that I love the Seahawks? I do because if it weren't for Marshawn Lynch's thunder thighs and ridiculous stiff arm, the New Orleans Saints would have had another chance at the Superbowl.

I bring this up because first off the Saints beat out my Colts last year and that still bothers me like an eternal pimple on an otherwise spotless forehead and secondly there's a new version of Madden 11 [$4.99 / HD / Lite] on the App Store, a free version that lets you play out the first quarter of a Colts vs. Saints exhibition match-up. That's not�the Superbowl, but it's just close enough for me.

Now, if you're going to download this I humbly request that you put up as many points on the Saints as humanly possible. Honestly, it's only proper that you give the virtual Colts their chance at the Lombardi trophy. The Saints stole that thing, man. Stole it!

In all seriousness, you need to download this free app if you don't already own Madden 11 iOS proper. We liked Madden 11 quite a bit in our review, and thought the new automatic play picking system was a great addition. If you like the free version, cool, the main game is for you. If not, well, you probably want to stay away.