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A few weeks ago, I asked what you were willing to pay for an iPhone application. The average price for an iPhone app is $2.29.
I am not a “gamer” per se. I do enjoy a bit of mindless distraction now and then however. It is for that reason that the iPhone is a great gaming device for me. Technically, that makes me a casual gamer, and this weeks Web App, Gravity Swarm, is a great casual game.
If you haven’t seen this video, it is real, and it is pretty amazing: This video comes from a developer called HermitWorks. They have (obviously) already ported Quake 3 to the iPhone, and they are currently working on Space Trader as well as an original title called Quest which will be […]
Have you heard of the N-Gage? It is / was a Nokia platform telephone that was designed to play video games. What about the PSP, have you heard of that? It is a gaming hand held that now makes Skype telephone calls. Is the iPhone the next cross-over telephone gaming device?
Everyone likes games right? If not, then the overwhelming support of games on the iPhone platform is a bit misguided. Well, if you cannot wait until the aplications start flowing and iPhone 2.0 hits, then here is a little jewel to help pass your time.
For those of you who voted for games as the number one requested iPhone application, there is good news. |
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