Thanks for the information Junde. I am already registered and just now
got access to the
SL beta SDK for Android, so I'll be spending some time to look this
over and test it in the
coming weeks.
Regards,
Michael A.
On Apr 14, 5:02 am, Junde jun...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Michael, Rob and Mauricio,
Nice to know that at least one of the companies is actually interested
in the developers :)
On Apr 14, 4:02 am, Junde jun...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Michael, Rob and Mauricio,
I'm Junde from Scoreloop and I'm here to help :)
Yes, our Android platform is currently only available to a few
@Justin:
That's a very good point Justin. I doubt that Apple will be able to
kill off
the truly established social sites, however, for two reasons:
1. The Apple social gaming platform seems as if it is going to be
fairly
limited (leaderboards and chat?). The established social sites offer
Apologies for the awful formatting of my previous message.
Regards,
Michael A.
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Thanks for the suggestions guys, I'll take a look at both TapJoy and
Geocade.
I agree, Justin. The way I see it, and assuming this companies want to
survive, the solution is not only to integrate with Apple's service
(if possible) but also diversify among different platforms. A common
platform
Hi Michael, Rob and Mauricio,
I'm Junde from Scoreloop and I'm here to help :)
Yes, our Android platform is currently only available to a few
developers we are talking to. We're building up our features set to
match our iPhone social gaming capabilities, so we're currently only
able to work
Tapjoy is an ad platform, as far as I can see. Not quite what the
original poster asked.
Mauricio, there is a third solution:
- GeoCade (http://www.geocade.com). It is quite limited in features
(from what I can see, only regional high scores, but I haven't tried
to get hold of the SDK).
My first reply seems to have been misdirected. Apologies. As I
mentioned in that post:
Tapjoy seems to be an ad platform; not quite what the original poster
requested.
Geocade (http://www.geocade.com); is an alternative solution to the
two you mention, Mauricio. It does not seem very
One thing that I worry about with these 3rd party high score/social sites is
that they all sort of started out geared towards iPhone. Since Apple is
going to start their own social gaming thing, built into the SDK, it kind of
makes me wonder if these 3rd party companies are going to dissolve into
Tapjoy (http://www.tapjoy.com) now supports Android. They look pretty
solid.
Rob
On Apr 11, 6:10 am, Maurício pmauricio.co...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm looking for cross-platform social gaming platforms, essentially
for high-scores and achievements but also for multi-player.
Basically I came
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