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all the games you've mentioned above is good but just not a system seller. Last edited by redribbon; 01-08-2013 at 02:03 AM.. |
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ps. im glad the OP got banned. that guy is just annoying. |
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lol, I only just noticed that. He's been stalking me for a while so I won't shed a tear! Roll on defred35 then I guess.
On topic, I can't think of anything that's "OMG wow" and there probably won't be. We actually make more money out of Android than iOS, but the common myth is that iOS is waaaaaaay more profitable. (And I guess that's true if you're in the top 10, but it's not a realistic business plan to need that.) If a small dev can only afford to target one platform, it's not hard to guess which one it's going to be. Bigger devs will probably target both, or write off Android for the fractured market support hassle. |
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I recieved a Nexus 7 for Christmas from a friend and returned it. Earlier this year I sold a Kindle Fire I recieved last Christmas-it's too tied in to the Amazon ecosystem and I don't want To deal with yet another walled garden.
I kind of wish I kept the Nexus though, mainly for one reason - Emulation. As it is, I don't have any portable device (I'm not jb'ing my iphone) that is powerful enough, has emulators available, and provides the access to the filesystem required. oh yeah, about those 74 cores...it doesn't mean anything. It's how the chip is used, the voltage, memory speed, memory bus speed, memory cache size, instruction sets, how threads are handled, how the OS takes advantage of each core, how the display is drawn, etc...a core isn't a mystical computing god, it's just a part of the architecture of a chip, be it CPU, GPU, SOC, etc. A company (it would be a very strange one) could create a chip with 100 cores, each a miniaturized 8086 chip. I think it would be pretty slow . For a long time, my overclocked P4 chip was still blazing past multicore offerings. Yeah, that's not a graphics card, but still.Skyrim chugs on my current PC, even though my graphics card has over 200 cores. |
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An Android exclusive that I've been playing on the Nexus is Kairosoft's Beastie Bay. Definitely their best one yet, kind of a Pokemon flavour to it. As someone has already pointed out however, its pretty inevitable that it comes to iOS eventually.
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I'm happy to share the splits, it's about 60:40 in Android's favour.
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Ok. But how much more do you spend on android, or is it the same in terms of cost optimizing the game for both platforms?
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Should be higher still if Google ever bother getting the prepay play cards into the UK stores that's one of the main reasons I haven't been buying apps/games there. I think it's the same everywhere else but the US.
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