Folks who are subscribing to Verizon Wireless will be able to enjoy a trio of new mobile games courtesy of Namco, and they are USA TODAY Txtpert, Pac-man Arcade Golf and SubMerged. A more detailed description of each individual game will be available for your reading pleasure right after the jump.

USA TODAY Txtpert
With “USA TODAY Txtpert” by Namco, the popular word game from USA TODAY, players text the missing letters to complete words as fast as they can in two exciting word games with 33 word genres and more than 8,000 words. In Txtword Mode players must complete the crossword in a limited time; then in Down-Word Mode players need to complete words as they drop down to prevent them from piling up.

Pac-man Arcade Golf
A combination of mini-golf and classic arcade-game fun, “PAC-MAN Arcade Golf” challenges players to complete 27 holes of mini-golf in three courses and master more than 100 mini-games. Playing as one of four unique golfers, players putt their way around the world on international mini-golf courses. Each course becomes increasingly challenging with bumpers, walls and warp holes. New twists to the mini-golf concept include bonus fruit from PAC-MAN and coins that can be collected and used to activate arcade machines found on the course.

SubMerged
In “SubMerged” players start at the bottom of the sea and must rise to the surface by destroying the anchored puzzle pieces that descend from above. Players inflate the floating and rising puzzle pieces with air and merge them with the anchored pieces to form horizontal lines that cause an explosion. As lines are cleared, the remaining pieces fall into place forming another line, causing a chain reaction of explosions and racking up a high score.

All three games can be downloaded for unlimited play for $6.99, and I would advise you doing so instead of settling for a monthly subscription model as that will definitely cost you a whole lot more in the long run.

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