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Plants Vs. Zombies 2 Update Adds New Levels And A Turbo Button
Bug fixes, new levels, streamlining, and a new iTunes store image are all part of the latest update to Plants vs. Zombies 2.
Piñata Party levels have been added to the game, which offer opportunities to win "cool prizes", and a new turbo button makes everything move faster. Progression is also apparently quicker and easier and it is, "simpler to know how much you've done, where you're going, and what loot you'll get along the way."
You can download the update now from iTunes.
Our Take
The most exciting bullet-point of this update to me is the turbo button. I've always enjoyed the series, but am hesitant to play it when my game time is limited (as it usually is on iOS), and this turbo button seems like it will make the game much easier to pick-up-and-play for quick sessions.
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