Both Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy II hit the charts this week, taking the number one and number nine spots. But which is which?

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No longer limited to wandering the rooms of an abandoned building, the zombies of the Verrückt zombie asylum add-on pack for iPhone's Call of Duty: World at War: Zombies are trying to break their way into the halls of an insane asylum.

For those of you chomping at the bit for Final Fantasy XIII, here's a fun little surprise to tide you over: Both Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy II are now available on the iPhone for $9 a pop.

The original Final Fantasy includes the five bonus dungeons, The Soul of Chaos pack and The Labyrinth of Time, added to later editions of the game. While Final Fantasy II contains the five bonus dungeons added with the Soul of Rebirth and Arcane Labyrinth pack.

It took Plants Vs. Zombies just hours to claw its way to the number nine spot last week, so it's no surprise that the PopCap game hit the top spot after a week in the sun.

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Apple has moved quite comprehensively to ban sex from its iTunes Application store, and while it does clear out some spam applications, some high-selling and even tame ones find themselves caught in the blast.

It's Zombie week again here on iPhone Chart Toppers.

The release of $5 add-on pack of Verruckt pushed Call of Duty: World at War: Zombies back to the top of the charts, and Plants Vs. Zombies managed to hit the number nine spot this week despite going live just late last night for $3.

Yes, they're both that good.

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I guess dropping a few new songs in the Rock Band store and releasing a free version really boosts sales.

Rock Band continues its position as king of the hill for iPhone games, this week. What do you think should topple it?

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The lords and ladies of Arcturia have had it far too good for far too long, with their fancy castles and fancy clothes. It's time to bring in a medieval siege weapon and do some crushing.

Call of Duty: World at War Zombies seems to be making a comeback, likely powered by the release of it's free "lite" version last week.

The newcomers to the list are Spore Creatures, which I've just started playing myself, and X Games SnoCross, which seems to offer some pretty spectacular graphics.

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The first part of a typical Apple product launch is out of the way now. During the second leg, skeptics will grudgingly make one final attempt at understanding the device just as fanboys get better at pretending that they know pretty much everything they need to know. Both sides can now also factor in the newfangled prospect of making VoIP calls over the iPad's 3G connection when making their case.