Stoked about the little
SDK that was announced today? Apparently, so was Apple, as it's already starting to announce the first games to go along with it. For starters, we've got Touch Fighter and Spore (!!!), the first of which was somehow thrown together in two weeks, the latter of which won't be available until September. Also, users can expect Super Monkey Ball, which was hailed being a notch above your average "cellphone game." For whatever it's worth, EA also affirmed that more iPhone titles were in the pipeline, and best of all, those elusive titles are already "in early stages of development." Simmer on that for a second, we'll keep updating as we get more in.
posted Mar 6th 2008 12:44PM
Spore? Whaaaaaaa?
Spore is going into the file folder with Duke Nukem' for me. I'll believe it when I see it on the store shelves.
I don't see the connection. There is NO footage from DNF. EVER. But there's plenty from Spore and we even have a release date. Never saw any of that from Duke Nukem. Sadly.
I'm so confuzzled? Spore was delayed for approxiamtely 212 years on the PC... just recently announced to be available some time in the near future. And they ported it to the iphone in no time flat? huh?
There's a big difference to show a playable alpha build over shipping a full product. While parts of Spore has been in a playableish state since it was originally announced, EA haven't felt it has been polished enough to release yet. With a set release date of September thing should be pretty stable by now though and creating a quick playable build for an iPhone isn't that surprising... only the fact they did it under 2 weeks is.
I liked Sunset, it was pretty innovative
See, Apple does games.
On a Phone....
EA on the iPhone? Get NBA Live and then you may get this stubborn Windows Mobile geek to join the Apple ranks...
there are such people as Windows mobile geeks? boy are you going to be missing alot... mobile OSX is sure looking to be a winner..
LOL, cool Sam. Guess I'll have to try it out. There are two main things that need to work properly before I head over to the dark side : Outlook integration and something equal to or as good as Microsoft Voice Command (best pocketpc app eva).
Will Super Monkey Ball use the phone's accelerometers? That would be sweet.
Haha I want touch fighter SO badly. Too bad I'll need to pay $100 to even try to replicate it myself.
Has it occurred to anyone that the iPhone provides no tactile feedback?