Prope’s quirky tapping game is now on the iPhone. Well, part of it. Let’s Tap: Tap Runner, arguably the best game in Let’s Tap, is available now.

Despite weak sales in Japan, Sega took a chance and released Prope’s “future tapping game” in North America. It didn’t get much attention here either, but Sega isn’t giving up on their series of Let’s games.

Let’s Tap reacts to gentle vibrations when the Wii remote is placed on a platform. That’s why Sega bundled the game with two silly looking, but surprisingly useful cardboard boxes in Japan.

We know Sega is bringing Let’s Tap here this summer, but what about Prope’s WiiWare game Let’s Catch? Nothing official for North America yet. but Let’s Catch was rated by the OFLC in Australia. Chances seem pretty good that we…

As predicted Sega is bringing Let’s Tap abroad. Prope’s first retail project is slated to come out here and Europe sometime this summer. Let’s Tap isn’t a single Wii game, it’s a package of four different games plus a set of visualizers that…

Poor Let’s Tap. While novel and designed to appeal to the casual Wii crowd it didn’t sell like hotcakes in Japan. I got a copy though and it’s a neat toy to play with. After you construct the tap boxes…

Funny thing about Let’s Tap it’s the first game penguins can play, but penguins can’t set it up. You need opposable thumbs to build the tap boxes stuffed in the oversized Let’s Tap box.   Here is the compressed tap…

Sega released Let’s Tap in Japan this past holiday season to dismal sales. Part of the problem may have been Sega released two other Wii games – Bleach: Versus Crusade and Sonic World Adventure (aka Sonic Unleashed) on the same…

Let’s Tap is another mini-game compilation for the Wii, but the unique concept of tapping a cardboard platform to control the games makes it stand out. Unfortunately, Let’s Tap only has four games so it’s a micro mini-game collection. I…

Lots of small publishers championed WiiWare while big guns like Electronic Arts, Capcom and Sega strayed away from it. On December 16 Sega will take their first step onto WiiWare with Let’s Catch, a project done with Yuji Naka’s studio…