With rumors of iPhone SDKs and games coming fast and furious from GDC we decided to figure out which games we’d like to see ported to the iPhone post-haste. Add your own in comments.

10. Solitaire - Oh wait, it’s already out. It’s a third-party app called iSolitaire and kicks huge ass.

9. LocoRoco - Twist and turn that iPhone to get those blobs together. Don’t shake too hard or you’ll get a lava lamp.

8. American Idol - Sing into the microphone and get berated by a largish British man. Sounds like Karaoke with Winston Churchill, but thankfully there’s little screen interaction.

I feel asleep…
7. Original Metal Gear - Except for the shooting, you could probably just tap Solid Snake and lead him around by the nose in this top-down shooter from back when I barely had hair on my body.

6. Hunt the Wumpus - Open up the developer’s terminal and fire up emacs because Wumpus would probably be one of the easiest games to port to the iPhone ever. In fact, it’s already web-based so go ahead and give it a whirl. Add the Unreal Engine and some multiplayer and you’ve got a winner.

5. DDR - Move your fingers on the touchpad, dance-boy, and pretend you’re dancing. But we all know you dance alone, forever.

4. True Swing Golf - Whiff! Flip your finger on the touchpad to recreate the thrills of golf on a considerably bigger and brighter screen. For extra realism hire a teenager to carry your iPhone for you.

3. Wii Sports - Sure you won’t be able to see where your shots land but maybe you could shake the controller like a Wiimote? Bonus: Throw your iPhone at other people for more points.

2. Star Wars: The Arcade Game - Use your finger, Luke! Aim and tap on the screen to blow up vector-based Tie-fighters.

It’s characters like that damn sailor guy who really piss me off about Nintendo.
1. Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass - If the DS can do it with only the stylus, the iPhone can do it with your big greasy finger. Sail the Seven Seas and become pissed at a pirate in this modern classic.

Runner up: Wii Fit - Just don’t do push-ups on the screen.