I think games for the iphone, except one or two, are so common i would be ashamed to publish any. I wonder if people who publish games for the iphone ever looked at a real video game?

It's not because it's a phone that games have to be boring to death…

waiting for some real psp-like game to come out…

Thanks again to toucharcade.com for helping there!

I mean, if you're able to drop the prices of these games… Wing Nuts seems pretty easy to trash. Wing Nuts feels very drawn out and really needs more creativity thrown into the mix. Some levels seem like they weren't even properly tested before leaving (level 12 is impossible without cheating… either by unlocking a ship through a glitch that you shouldn't have access to or by reducing the difficulty mid-campaign, another glitch.) The asking price of… oh, what is it, $30? Needs to be reduced. Only reason I have it is from Mac Heist II (which had several quality programs in it… Wing Nuts wasn't one of them.)

Well, back to working on my own iPhone game.

Thanks for pointing that out But it doesn't support other MUDs according to the only reviewer…:/

Hope they update it. Discworld on the loo!

http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=289223874&mt=8

Does that count? I don't anything about MUD, but I remembered seeing that app a long time ago.

I still haven't seen the perfect game … I think there's too much consensus among publishers and devs that "casual" games are a cash cow, and they can do better with a five-man team and some glitz.

Fact is, the only game worth paying for is a good game. Glitz or no glitz. Hell, I'd pay for a port of Zork, text an all. Oh, and I'd kill for a MUD client (happy birthday MUD! )

I'm an old fart though, so my opinion isn't exactly mass market…