Civilization Revolution available now on iPhone

you call that an upgrade? i know theres some iphone haters out there, but the iphone still does a crap load more than any other phone, comes in 32 gigs, etc....

Dude, chill

My phone does everything an iphone does, it too has 32 GB via MicroSD and its integrated with google. My iPhone was a 2G and I wanted to go 3G. AT&T's rates were just unreasonable on the newer iPhones and I saw that Android was fully integrated to google. Everything I do, email, docs, calendar is on google, so I went with Android and it worked great. Now I have better service, coverage and function with Google + T-Mobile than AT&T + Apple could provide me.

I'm no hater, I had and loved an iPhone for 2 years. I like this G1 better- it does just as much and more than my old iPhone. I love Civ and I think its a great match for an iPhone, so I said it was a killer app.

Different people have different needs. Just because my needs no longer align with the iPhone does that make me a "hater".

With posts like this it appears Joystiq is fantastic at luring in trolls.

Luring in suckers? Well aren't you quite the dumbfuck. You can obviously download the lite version (free demo) to see if you like it. Thought that was pretty clear when the post said "There is also a "lite" version of the game to test things out."

I agree with you Marty, but this will still sell very well. The App Store is a virtual goldmine, some good stuff but a mountain of shovelware aimed to make a quick $

...still no apps from you Marty? I thought you might have tried writing one by now.

same here, I playd the lite version for a bit but am still undicided.

Probably yes. There will be some applications that only work for newer models though, such as apps taking advantage of the compass only in the 3rd generation IPhone.

Plus, the Iphone and Ipod Touch have progressively gotten faster, so maybe newer games will run a tad slow on older models?

Games, yes. Other apps, hit or miss.

Almost all Iphone apps work with the Ipod Touch. They are virtually the same hardware, with the obvious differences (one having a built in phone, the other not..), but DEFINITELY the same software.

The only ones that really don't are the apps that use GPS for any particular reason, but even then the software would still run. Even Loopt now works with an Ipod touch, and it's basically dependent on GPS.