EA Mobile reaffirms commitment to smartphones
The big reason for the release, as publication Develop surmises, is EA Mobile reaffirming its support to non-iPhone platforms. As noted by M:Metrics analyst Seamus McAteer, 7.5 million people downloaded mobile games last month, and smartphone users download twice as many mobile games as non-smartphone mobile users.
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- Symbian: Doom, FIFA, Tiger Woods PGA Tour, The Sims
- BlackBerry: Tetris, Bejeweled, Scrabble (in North America only), Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07, SimCity Societies, and most recently, Monopoly Here & Now
- Windows Mobile: Downtown Texas Hold 'Em, Jamdat Mahjong, The Sims Bowling, and Jamdat Mini Golf
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
rTwelve @ Apr 2nd 2008 3:16AM
Q: How do you make a terrible game worse?
A: See above image.
Bleu @ Apr 2nd 2008 9:39AM
Amen sir Amen! I hate EA!
Syn @ Apr 2nd 2008 4:06AM
Who seriously plays 'Cell Phone' games?
I thought that's what handhelds like DS/PSP were for..
ThornedVenom (Harley Quinn Defense Force) @ Apr 2nd 2008 6:15AM
When I'm playing on my DS/PSP, I attract everyone's attention and are wondering what kind of game I'm playing.
When I'm playing on my phone, people just think I'm probably texting, therefore they leave me the hell alone in public spaces.
qwho @ Apr 2nd 2008 8:01AM
Sim City 2000 for pocket pc works great. Awesome time-waster when you are waiting somewhere. Originally for pocket pc 2002, but still works on windows mobile 6.1
JAmerican @ Apr 2nd 2008 7:29PM
So when did the iPhone become a standard?? Oh yea when Apple put their logo on it.
JAmerican