Jas00555
Retired Ambassador
Well, it depends on if you want new or old first. Cut the Rope 2 just launched on ios and android, so we could try that. Alternatively, we could try older games. My personal favorite from ios was a game called Arulex (I'll double check when I get home on my old iPhone). I also think Pintrest and Snapchat are really the only two big social medias left, so there's that. A lot of banking apps are missing still. One last thing we could do is to get companies who allow devs to cross-platform port like MobileRoadie.
So coip, since you started this movement, do you want to:
A) get older, but still used games (they usually have more money to port)
B) attract newer games (probably a more appealing option for the platform, but less likely since they'll have less money)
C) go for banks
D) social media apps
E) go for cross-platform developer companies that make smaller, but still official and used, apps
So coip, since you started this movement, do you want to:
A) get older, but still used games (they usually have more money to port)
B) attract newer games (probably a more appealing option for the platform, but less likely since they'll have less money)
C) go for banks
D) social media apps
E) go for cross-platform developer companies that make smaller, but still official and used, apps