HTC's Touch Diamond is literally pampering the technocrats with yummy freebies. Last week, we witnessed the GSEN i.e. the auto-orientation switching app and now there’s yet another goodie on the way! A nice small game utilising the G-Sensor of HTC Touch Diamond, where all it takes to be a champ is to land on the moon with Lunar Tilt.

Check it out here.

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