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Crazy Snowboard 12M Download Contest
** We have a winner! Thanks everyone for entering, the contest is now closed. Congratulations to Stanisław (@unkn0w ). ** If you would like us to run another contest, please tweet: ‘Hey @ezonecom, run another contest!’ Win a $15 iTunes Gift Card by following @ezonecom and tweeting! To celebrate over 12 MILLION DOWNLOADS of Crazy Snowboard on [...]
READ MORE »iTunes Promo Code Direct Link
Hey Developers here’s a handy tip for sending out iTunes Promo Codes for your games and apps.
READ MORE »Diversion Lite 1.1 Out Now
If you’ve been sitting on the fence and haven’t picked up your copy of Diversion yet, now you have no excuse.
READ MORE »Diversion Reviews
The reviews are starting to roll in for “Diversion” and they are very encouraging! Here’s a sampling to check out.
READ MORE »Diversion Release Date Announced
After over a year of development the Edis Brother’s new game “Diversion” is hitting the App Stores May 25, 2011. It comes in three different flavours: Diversion (for iPhone and iPod Touch), Diversion HD (for iPad), and Diversion (for Mac).
READ MORE »Don’t Listen to Those Idiots
App Store reviews. You want constructive feedback on your game so you can improve it, but how do you read the reviews without letting those really negative ones get under your skin.
READ MORE »4 Golden Rules of iPhone Game Design
Follow our ’4 Golden Rules of iPhone Game Design’ and you’ll have yourself the next iPhone App Store hit!
READ MORE »iPhone, Mac, Android: Designing for Multiple Platforms
iPhone, iPad, iPod, Android, Mac, Web, PS3, Xbox – with more and more platforms and markets emerging in both the mobile and desktop arenas small developers (like us) need to plan and work efficiently to maximize return. Here are a few tips that should make porting your games to different platforms easier.
READ MORE »It’s Official: EA Owns the App Store – Now What Do We Do?
It’s official. The big publishers now own the App Store. We all knew it was going to happen sooner or later (it’s just we all hoped it would be later). 8 out of the top 10 games are from EA, and if you look at the Top 30 there are 21 EA games. I hear ya -”But wait, Angry Birds and Cut the Rope are from small Indy developers” – nope, not anymore. Chillingo published those two titles, and guess who owns Chillingo. Yup, EA.
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