In this post http://mblapps.com/whats-new-in-iphone-os-30/ , I summed up all the new features of 3.0, these are the games that were demoed (I've added after each one if a release date has been been announced):

* TouchPet: By ngmoco. A virtual pet that you can play with, buy stuff for and you can get push notifications to play with a friend’s virtual dog. (ngmoco's site gives no date, only that it's “coming soon.”)
* Live Fire: a multiplayer, first-person shooter game. You can send notifications to invite friends to the game, play with your friends and buy new weapons (like a rocket launcher) with real money. (no information on release date available)
* ESPN: includes text alerts via the push notification service that play the ESPN tone, video scaled based on your level of internet connection. (Nothing official, but this site XXL BBQ says: “Sources close too XXL BBQ have reported that ESPN will launch three true iPhone apps as early as June 1.” — more here: http://xxlbbq.blogspot.com/2009/04/three-espn-i... )
* LifeScan: a management system for people with diabetes built by Johnson & Johnson. (Could not find any information about a release date.)
* Oracle: a business application for managing information between the app and the company’s server. (Could not find any information about a release date.)
* Leaf Trombone (World Stage): By smule, the makers of Ocarina. Lets you play a trombone, sliding it, changing the range and playing by blowing into the microphone. (Already released.)
* Sims 3: By EA. Has in-app commerce, letting you buy items for $0.99 for your Sims through the App store while in the game. (Launches June 2)

tommydino

In this post http://mblapps.com/whats-new-in-iphone-os-30/ , I summed up all the new features of 3.0, these are the games that were demoed (I've added after each one if a release date has been been announced):

* TouchPet: By ngmoco. A virtual pet that you can play with, buy stuff for and you can get push notifications to play with a friend’s virtual dog. (ngmoco's site gives no date, only that it's “coming soon.”)
* Live Fire: a multiplayer, first-person shooter game. You can send notifications to invite friends to the game, play with your friends and buy new weapons (like a rocket launcher) with real money. (no information on release date available)
* ESPN: includes text alerts via the push notification service that play the ESPN tone, video scaled based on your level of internet connection. (Nothing official, but this site XXL BBQ says: “Sources close too XXL BBQ have reported that ESPN will launch three true iPhone apps as early as June 1.” — more here: http://xxlbbq.blogspot.com/2009/04/three-espn-i... )
* LifeScan: a management system for people with diabetes built by Johnson & Johnson. (Could not find any information about a release date.)
* Oracle: a business application for managing information between the app and the company’s server. (Could not find any information about a release date.)
* Leaf Trombone (World Stage): By smule, the makers of Ocarina. Lets you play a trombone, sliding it, changing the range and playing by blowing into the microphone. (Already released.)
* Sims 3: By EA. Has in-app commerce, letting you buy items for $0.99 for your Sims through the App store while in the game. (Launches June 2)

tommydino