[casual_games] Question about iphone game development

[Miguel Portilla]

Hi Jeff,

Thanks for sharing that. I am curious, what is the typical footprint 
size for your iPhone Unity based game? And how much of that size is 
Unity occupying?

Thanks,
Miguel

Jeff Murray wrote:

> Hey 

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> Just to give my two cents, we at Fuel Industries have been using Unity iPhone for a while now and it's worked out really well for us. Since you can script in either c# or a javascript variant, the learning curve is really low. We had a programmer go (with Unity iPhone) from 0 to game ready in just a few weeks.

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> We've got a dedicated (and, of course, uber:talented!) team of iPhone experts at our Denver office, but we have had Flash guys try to migrate in their spare time to Objective-C with varying degrees of success. One of those languages where some just seem to snap into it and some really struggle. It's an odd language at first and can be difficult for those with little prior programming knowledge.

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> Jeff.

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