Freeverse joins native iPhone game development
updated 11:40 am EST, Thu March 6, 2008
Freeverse iPhone games
Freeverse, the developer of games like Kill Monty and Commander: Europe at War, says it will be one of the first companies to produce native games for the iPhone and iPod touch. The company has in fact already begun work on two products, the first of which is Flick Sports. Like Nintendo's Wii Sports, the Freeverse title combines several mini-games, including Golf, Bowling, Soccer and Baseball; here players take advantage of the iPhone's unique flick/pinch controls. More mini-games may be added with time.
Flick Sports: Moto Racing is solely devoted to road-based motorbike racing, and should use the iPhone's accelerometer as a means of steering. Freeverse is also promising unusual characters and a unique sense of humor, but no release dates have yet been mentioned for any iPhone title.
Other game developers are unconfirmed, but it is rumored that Electronic Arts and Gameloft will expand their releases beyond current titles for the iPod nano, classic and 5G.
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Games for iPhone
03/15, 12:57am reply
Great! With companies queing up to develop games and apps for iPhone, iPhone consumers can expect a lot of games coming for the iPhone soon.
Notable ones like Robosoft Technologies, Freeverse and Gameloft have already announced the development games for iPhone. It wouldnt be far when other developers join this bandwagon
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06/05, 12:38am reply
Check out this new announcement from the company that is developing apps and games for 3G iPhone
http://www.robosoftin.com/iphone
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