iPhones games will cost more than Java ME games
Holy crap! Here's a report saying that some iPhone games in Europe will cost between 17-18 euros from iTunes. That's more than 4x a gallon of ethanol-inflated gas for your car in the U.S.! Thank G*d, Java ME games are the greener alternative and still cost around the same price as a McDonald's Happy Meal (sometimes even priced instead the same as the free toy surprise inside that Happy Meal. See: Free Java ME Games) See: iPhone games will cost an arm and a leg Here's a quote: "Their games will be sold in iTunes for €17-18," he says, in an interview for our new sister site PocketGamer.biz. That's three and a half times the standard price for Java gamesSheesh. What does it take to make iPhone games? A barrel of crude oil? :-) |
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From the article:
"However, Apple is allowing publishers to set their own prices for iPhone games, which means we could see cheaper titles, too."
Basically, they contradicted their own premise.
Posted by AF on June 06, 2008 at 09:54 AM PDT #
Hi AF,
Yes, I saw that too. The article is based on hearsay from the LemonQuest CEO, so it's not the most reliable source of information. So, take that source with a grain of salt.
But, hey, it's fun to speculate! :-) This is a blog ultimately, not the New York Times. So, it is what it is. :-)
Hinkmond
Posted by Hinkmond Wong on June 06, 2008 at 10:05 AM PDT #