iPhone Launch Party – The Biggest Party of WWDC 2009
posted by Blake Patterson on June 3rd, 2009 8:16 PM EDT in News, WWDC 2009
As we have mentioned, Touch Arcade will be on-location in San Francisco for the full week of Apple's World Wide Developer Conference 2009, providing keynote and iPhone gaming coverage. Additionally, TouchArcade (Arnold Kim, Blake Patterson) and MacHeist (Phill Ryu, John Casasanta) will be co-hosting what we hope is the highpoint event of the week, the iPhone Launch Party 2009.
The iPhone Launch Party, which takes place on Wednesday, June 10th from 8 PM to midnight, will serve as the official launch party of Firemint's much-anticipated racing title, Real Racing. A number of other notable titles will be demonstrated for the first time at the event as well, including Freeverse's Warpack Grunts and Toy Kite's iSamurai games, as well as new apps from Delicious Monster, tap tap tap and possibly more.
A large number of notable personalities will be in attendance as well, including:
- John Geleynse, Eric Hope, and Matt Drance of Apple, Inc.
- Robert Murray of Firemint
- Ian Lynch Smith of Freeverse
- Simon Oliver of HandCircus
- Wil Shipley of Delicious Monster
- Danielle Cassley and Jason Citron of Aurora Feint
- Brian Greenstone of Pangea Software
- Leander Kahney of Cult of Mac
- Brian Lam of Gizmodo
- Keith Shepherd and Natalia Luckyanova of Imangi Studios
The event will take place at the Cartoon Art Museum at 655 Mission Street in San Francisco and should be an amazing time for all. And not just because of the free champagne….
If you're interested in attending, visit the official party site to sign up and look for a confirmation email, but space is limited.
Sweet! Can't wait to see more news! And Real Racing is released on June 10? Awesome!
I hope Im wrong but does that mean that the release of Real Racing won't be until next Wednesday, even though the game might be have been approved way before then? If so, that stinks.
I just reserved, I work right near WWDC and the cartoon museum, can't wait to meet you guys!
*crosses fingers for iDracula 2*
We RSVP'd a few days ago but haven't heard back on the guest list. Let us in! We heart touchArcade.
See you there!
I wonder what realracing it will cost, since a game like this costs $50 for a PSP
Also the reason why I first thought there will never be full games for the iphone since it would have to be sold to cheaply
But this is a real nice game
Has anyone gotten a ticket yet?
I signed up and verified, but still no ticket.
on the website, what is the twitter scroller api used?