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Posted: Jul 9th 2010 12:27AM einhanderkiller said

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Woo! Android needs a lot more game developers. The number of games on the market is pretty small.

Posted: Jul 9th 2010 12:30AM Special Agent Steve said

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@einhanderkiller
We need more ports... I want to play iphone games D:>
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Posted: Jul 9th 2010 1:19AM Whoppinberg said

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@Special Agent Steve

Buy an iPhone then?
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Posted: Jul 9th 2010 1:52AM Special Agent Steve said

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@Whoppinberg
Android OS is way better. And hardware wise.
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Posted: Jul 9th 2010 2:55AM commenter7 said

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@Whoppinberg

Id rather have Android as an OS
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Posted: Jul 9th 2010 6:32AM Dance Love Pop said

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So ... get an iPhone or an iPod Touch. You're obviously video game players, you should know how this works by now. If you want to play specific games, you have to buy the specific platform they're on.

People aren't complaining that their PlayStations don't have Mario, or their Xboxes don't have Ratchet & Clank, or their Nintendos don't have Fable.

What's better really doesn't matter, because you obviously prefer the games on the *in your opinion* inferior platform.
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Posted: Jul 9th 2010 9:28AM redrings said

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@Dance Love Pop

Both of those games are owned by the first-party making the system - as far as I know there aren't any first party games being made my Apple. I don't see any reason any iPod game couldn't be ported to Android.
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Posted: Jul 9th 2010 9:30AM redrings said

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@redrings

Didn't see Fable on that list, make that all 3 of those games you mentioned.
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Posted: Jul 9th 2010 2:32AM Dusse said

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Well..as an iPhone owner I'm rather waiting for Game Center to replace OpenFeint, Plus+ etc etc.

Posted: Jul 9th 2010 3:53AM Cube said

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Makes a lot of sense. They port their program to other platforms before Apple throw them off the iTunes store for providing a feature that would compete with one of Apple's.

Posted: Jul 9th 2010 5:00AM Dusse said

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@Cube Well..it's not a program and couldn't be removed from App Store even if Apple wanted to (which they wouldn't anyway).
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Posted: Jul 9th 2010 9:49AM Juelz345 said

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@Cube

I'm pretty sure that read somewhere that Apple was working with Plus+ and OpenFeint to incorporate them into Game Center somehow.
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Posted: Jul 9th 2010 10:25AM MowDownJoe said

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@Juelz345 Hopefully. Apple has a history of declining apps from the app store just because they "duplicate features" of iOS itself. How Fring's new video chat update got approved (and Opera, while I'm at it), I have no idea.
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Posted: Jul 15th 2010 6:46AM junde said

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Why wait for OpenFeint when Scoreloop is available today! We’re serious too..and we’re ready and kicking!

Take a look at the leading Social Gaming SDK on Android with millions of users here: http://www.Scoreloop.com

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