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Game demos: the App Store needs them.
Lite versions are nice but not every game has one.
Demos could be a universally applied thing using a timer, maybe 10-15 minutes? Basically just enough time to figure out if the controls work well and don't require obscuring the screen with my fingers/hands too much.
I—and I'd bet, many others—would buy a lot more iPhone/iPad games if we could simply try before buying.
Lite versions are nice but not every game has one.
Demos could be a universally applied thing using a timer, maybe 10-15 minutes? Basically just enough time to figure out if the controls work well and don't require obscuring the screen with my fingers/hands too much.
I—and I'd bet, many others—would buy a lot more iPhone/iPad games if we could simply try before buying.
This game requires a lot of finesse, something I don't normally associate with touch screen controls. If the iPad can pull this off it might be a decent gaming platform.
"Get some perspective."
Seriously! I also haven't been looking forward to the iPad. There are few games on the iPhone that keep my attention beyond a day (besides ports like Final Fantasy). Sometimes it feels like the App store collects the best of the worst flash games and then charges for them.
Seriously! I also haven't been looking forward to the iPad. There are few games on the iPhone that keep my attention beyond a day (besides ports like Final Fantasy). Sometimes it feels like the App store collects the best of the worst flash games and then charges for them.
To be fair, I'm pretty ambivalent about the iPad itself. No doubt a fantastic piece of kit that everyone who buys it will enjoy. I'm just not looking forward to doubling up the already ridiculous number of e-mails we get about games coming to Apple's platform.
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