Posted by Richard Cody on Tue, 21 Apr 2009 04:28:00 EDT in
Developers are learning to price apps at a point where they make the most money but I don't feel comfortable with the settling point many apps have reached (at around $5) that's too much. And give developers a demo option, like the rent button for movies.
A game controller/protective case (so it doesn't have to fit around your existing casing). 2 shoulder buttons, analog stick w/ cover (for when it's in your pocket), and a few face buttons. Apple's the first party and the one to set the standard. Money..
Assassin's Creed was improved for iTouch/iPhone over the DS version and cost 20 less it cost 10 . I totally agree with Juice UK that there should be some kind of separation for the meaty games but it not a terrible business model right now. Obviously there's massive demand for ...
He knows how to make money. I'm have no preference of indie or mainstream. I actively search for new, cool iTouch games and XBL Indie games. But there's no denying the fun and competition that comes with a game like MW2. They even innovated and took chances with games like ...
If this were to happen it better be implemented without doing any advertising. If it goes under the radar that's ok but you're talking about a market that's not as aggressive as the iPhone's. Yearly updates aren't ok. Again, just don't advertise it and save other improvements for a new ...
Who would invest in Blizzard without knowing their deal They make tons of money at whatever pace it takes. It's a pretty sure fire deal, as an investor you're money is safe there. They have a monstrous following. Anyways, I'd imagine that's the magic that Blizzard has in keeping the ...
