Eurocenter's Portha: We had 150k downloads of Cocoto Kart via FreeAppADay
And generated thousands through in-app purchases
Bight's Duncan: iPhone games are our Trojan Horse into traditional carriers
Puzzlings was Verizon's #2 best mobile game of 2009
Rovio Mobile on being a launch game developer for Maemo and Nokia N900
Also looking for publishers for DSiWare and PSP Minis
Ubisoft's Ben Mattes on entering the iPhone market
Piracy, hardcore games, and the prospect of Uplay
SGN's CEO Breen: We're going to be one of the iPhone companies to break away from the pack
Android titles coming in 2010 too
Sponsored feature: Why Subatomic chose OpenFeint for Fieldrunners 1.3 Gold Edition
Compelling features and commitment to social experience
Joe Bayen on how FreeAppADay.com will generate revenue for developers
Free for a day then revenue for months
That was the year that was: Clive Downie, ngmoco
Our approach is now for service-orientated games
That was the year that was: Trip Hawkins, Digital Chocolate
We need one-touch billing integration for mobile devices
That was the year that was: Michael Chang, Greystripe
The money is where the audience is
That was the year that was: Jason Citron, Aurora Feint
In-app purchases will really hit their stride in 2010
That was the year that was: Kyu C. Lee, Gamevil
2010 will be a year of platform competition
That was the year that was: Stephen Hey, Connect2Media
2010 will see more demanding customers
That was the year that was: Marc Gumpinger, Scoreloop
Developers need to focus on quality, not volume
That was the year that was: Vincent Dondaine, Bulkypix
In-app purchases in My Brute are already a great success
That was the year that was: Justin Fic and Lydia Heitman, Freeverse
Discovery of iPhone games will be key
That was the year that was: Randy Breen, SGN
The freemium business model is win-win
That was the year that was: Markus Nigrin, Windmill Apps
Prepare for sequels, collaborations, big brands and cross-platform development
That was the year that was: Morten Nielsen, AGON Online
Charging 99c for a game is silly
Sponsored Feature: DDM's Marco Dufour talks about being a Samsung Developer Challenge winner
The inspiration behind Cinetrailer
Sponsored Feature: HyongaSoft's Sukhyun Shin talks about being a Samsung Developer Challenge winner
The inspiration behind Ompass World Cities
That was the year that was: Tim Closs, Ideaworks Labs
Laying the foundations for cross-platform development
That was the year that was: Michael Schade, Fishlabs
We light a candle for Apple every day
That was the year that was: Paul Farley, Tag Games
PSPgo underlines the rise of digital downloads
Imangi Studios and Critical Thought talk about geoSpark collaboration
How hardcore gaming meshed with casual appeal
That was the year that was: Alex Galvagni, Glu Mobile
We have pay more attention to the consumer experience of finding games
That was the year that was: Christopher Kassulke, HandyGames
Grow up and concentrate on making money
That was the year that was: Adam Saltsman, Semi Secret Software
I would love to see people price their games reasonably
That was the year that was: Brian Robbins, Riptide Games
Droid is the first device that might compete with iPhone
That was the year that was: Joony Koo, Com2uS
Google needs to reduce the Android OS refund policy
That was the year that was: Brian Greenstone, Pangea Software
There are too many developers diluting the market
That was the year that was: Dave Castelnuovo, Bolt Creative
2010 will be the year of the big publisher
Nickel Buddy's Mike Barnes on bringing tower defence gaming to BlackBerry
And selling it for $4.99 a pop
That was the year that was: Julian Farrior, Backflip Studios
In-app purchases will be enormously significant in 2010
PressOK's Morell on getting Finger Physics to 1.9 million downloads
Building up a touchy iPhone brand
Scoreloop's Gumpinger: A lot of companies are adding Android development
The future of social networks is more than iPhone
That was the year that was: Sarah Thomson, IUGO
2009 for original iPhone content, 2010 for taking it to BlackBerry, BREW and Android
Gameloft's de Vallois talks in-app purchases, thirdparty publishing and copycat games
Pocket God's in-app purchases peak at 20 percent
Castelnuovo: all our new games will use in-app purchases
Scoreloop's Hirsch: iPhone is only the start for social networking
Taking your connections cross-platform
Mike Kirkup: BlackBerry enables developers to charge a premium for their games
The untapped opportunities of the App World
Com2uS: Were focusing on iPhone, Android and Windows Mobile
Android needs to find a poster child game
BlackBerry's Mike Kirkup on in-app purchases, OpenGL ES, and location services
How RIM is gearing up the platform
BlackBerry's Mike Kirkup on the opportunities of RIM's new advertising service
Hook into a global village
NaturalMotion's Reil on iPhone success: 99c, sub-10MB, plus a great game
How Backbreaker Football sacked the App Store
Fishlabs' Schade: App Store price pressure means it's a challenge to break-even
But premium priced games provide the opportunity to differentiate
Connect2Media's Hobson on Java, Lumines and cracking the App Store top 25
'There's plenty of life in the conventional carrier market'
Gendai Game's Agustin on dropping GameSalad Creator's Express price to $99
We're building a new kind of gamemaking community
SGNs Randy Breen: In-app purchases let players pay for what they value
All future SGN games will adopt model
30% of Homerun Battle 3D's revenue comes from in-app purchases
Items priced from 99c to $19.99