Currently my work has shifted from developing PewPew to porting it to several different phone OS. I'll try to write a post later about the process of porting, because there's lot's of interesting bits I've discovered.
A few weeks ago I submitted a version of PewPew for the Bada OS to Samsung, but it got rejected because my website contained an image of an iPhone and a link to the App Store. At first I was surprised, but they simply don't want to have iPhone advertisement flaunted at their customers, which is understandable.
In the meanwhile I ported PewPew to Android and improved many things, and because I got rejected, those improvements will get to be in the initial Bada OS release as well (I try to look on the bright side of things).
Regarding the Android version, I don't know how well my app works on other phones, so I am starting a beta process. I want to get PewPew perfectly right before I submit it to the Android Market: I am a firm believer that first impressions counts.
If you want to test it, here is the .apk.
Huuuh... hi !
ReplyDeleteI'm here to ask : How did I play a campaign mod on Pewpew 1 without buying anything ?
Was it free ?
Because when I played it first, I was playing a campaign. Then campaign disapeared, and instead I had a menu to choose a game mode.
Normal or not ?
Can't get into the game
ReplyDeleteWhenever I try to it kicks me back out to homescreen. - HTC Legend with Stock 2.2
I just installed the apk on an original Moto Droid, works great so far. In the tutorial the text is a little obscured by the top pull down bar in your app.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy that you ported this over to Android! I had a work iph*ne that I had it on, but my personal phone is android. ;)
Great work, and Thank You!
/Earl
Anonymous from January 3> It's a small bug :) It will be corrected in the next update.
ReplyDeleteFerdian> Ok, I'll investigate.
Anonymous from January 17> Thanks for testing !
I got it off the Android market, played it a couple of times but the scrubbing around on the "joysticks" was racking the slider on my Samsung Epic, so I uninstalled it.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of Robotron 2084, but with the ability to shoot 360 degrees. :)
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