[casual_games] iPhone SDK

[Brian Meidell Andersen]

As for porting to iPhone, I would very much consider it if my C++  
engine can be ported without having to marry myself to objective-c or  
objective-c++.
Our engine runs on Mac already, so unless they chose Cocoa Touch to be  
an excuse to shove objective-c even farther down our throats, I would  
definitely consider it.
Am I the only mac developer who finds it annoying that in order to be  
a first rate citizen on Mac, you are forced into using obj-c?

I think 70% revenue share sounds good compared to the level we are  
used to from the casual games industry at large.

Brian Meidell Andersen
The Game Equation
http://www.gameequation.com
brian at gameequation.com



On Fri, Mar 7 08, at 16:24 , Philip Harvey wrote:


> Now with the announcement of the iPhone SDK, what are peoples plans  

> for their games on the iPhone? How do people think that the market  

> for games will go? Will we see a flood of PC games converted over to  

> it?

>

> Also what do people think of the rev share of 70%?

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

> Phil

>

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