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Apple's App Store will celebrate its 11th year this weekend, but the company said it celebrated its 10th year by re-releasing classic Store iPod and iPhone app: Texas Hold'em (via 9to5Mac). Based on the globally popular poker game, the application gives players the opportunity to gamble counterfeit money in a casino setting 10 - including a garage with a classic Apple iMac and iPod poster - for the first time, at zero cost to the user.

Now, Texas Hold'em is back on the App Store iOS and place. It has been redesigned from the ground-up, with sharper graphics, more characters, and challenging gameplay. That should help attract the generation brought up on mobile games. Apple claims to have been re-released Texas Hold'em to "celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the App Store". However, the actual 11-year anniversary, with the App Store originally launched in July 2008. That was also when the game itself debuted.Buy Cheap Texas Hold'em Poker Chips from 777chips.com,we promise 100% safety and fast delivery.

Texas Hold 'em poker 2.0 includes 10 places, and won in one means you'll move onto the next. It works offline, although you can hone your skills against up to eight friends in multiplayer. You will have a choice between first-person and top-down gameplay, while you can call instructions, statistics and player ratings. If you look closely enough at your opponent, you might even catch tell when they have a very strong hand or bad. All these updates mean the application will take a sizable 1.5 GB of space on your iPod touch, iPhone or iPad.

Earlier in May this year, Apple launched the iPhone game ever, featuring Warren Buffett. The game is a cross between Paperboy and Angry Birds. Warren Buffett Paper Wizard is also free game, available on the App Store. Apple has announced Apple Arcade back in March of this year. Arcade is the company's upcoming game subscription service that works on mobile and desktop computers. This will bring more than 100 new titles that can be enjoyed on TV iPad, Mac, or Apple. The title came to Apple Arcade will not include ads or in-app purchases.