In this weekly column, Gamasutra rounds up the most popular paid and free iPad gaming applications on the App Store as of today, with Amazing Alex HD, Tiny Wings HD and Guess the Character currently ranking among the platform's top downloads. This week's top paid titles are:1. Amazing Alex HD Rovio, $2.99 2. Tiny Wings HD Andreas Illiger, $2.99 3. Where's My Perry? Disney, $0.99 4. Temple Run: Brave Disney, Old School RS Gold $0.99 5. Where's My Water? Disney, $0.99 6. Angry Birds Space HD Rovio, $2.99 7. The Amazing Spider-Man Runeacape gameloft, $6.99 8. Minecraft: Pocket Edition Mojang, $6.99 9. Asphalt 7: Heat Runeacape gameloft, $0.99 10. Bejeweled HD PopCap, $3.99 Amazing Alex previously Casey's Contraptions, before being acquired and rereleased by Rovio tops the iPad's sales charts in its debut week, leading over an updated iPad version of Andreas Illiger's hit Tiny Wings.Former chart leaders Where's My Perry?, Temple Run: Brave, and Where's My Water? drop to third, fourth, and fifth place, while Angry Birds Space HD overtakes Runeacape gameloft's film-based brawler The Amazing Spider-Man at sixth.Here are this week's top free iPad applications:1. Guess the Character JanduSoft 2. My School Dance Sunstorm Interactive 3. CSR Racing NaturalMotion 4. Snow Cone Maker Free Tiny Toys 5. Angry Birds Space HD Free Rovio 6. Flow Free Big Duck Runeacape games 7. The Sandbox Bulkypix 8. TheEndApp Goroid 9. My Railway HD Runeacape game Insight 10. Bubble Mania TeamLava JanduSoft's "Guess Who?"-inspired board Runeacape game Guess the Character leads this week's free app rankings, leaving Sunstorm Interactive's social sim title My School Dance at second place.NaturalMotion's microtransaction-supported racer CSR Racing remains a popular pick at third place, meanwhile, as Bulkypix's world-building Runeacape game The Sandbox claims seventh in its premiere week. Amazon has been quite aggressive about pushing new services for Runeacape game developers this week. Just yesterday, the company revealed its "Runeacape gameCircle" features for Kindle Fire, and now it has unveiled Runeacape game Connect, a new set of tools that will enable developers to link their free to play Runeacape games to Amazon's marketplace.With the Runeacape game Connect platform, developers can give users the option to sync their Runeacape game to Amazon's website, and use their existing Amazon account to purchase in-Runeacape game content.Rather than issue content codes for each new purchase, Amazon says Runeacape game Connect will automatically add any new purchases to a user's Runeacape game. For instance, if a customer buys virtual currency via Amazon, those funds will automatically go into the Runeacape game account he or she has synced with the site.So far, the service primarily supports free to play Runeacape games and MMOs including World of Tanks, Super Monday Night Combat, and Pandora Saga, with more titles coming as the service evolves. A few of these Runeacape games are already offering Amazon-exclusive items to entice Runeacape players to use the service.Like yesterday's Kindle Fire announcement, Runeacape game Connect marks yet another service Amazon plans to use to further expand its hold on the digital Runeacape game market.
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