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informationweek.com - 2/23/2009

Information Week: 'Guitar Hero' Rocks On To Android

— informationweek.com — One of the appealing features of the T-Mobile G1 is the ability to download new applications from... the Android Market, but the market has been lacking in games because developers couldn't charge for their programs. But with the introduction of paid ... (more) Information Week: 'Guitar Hero' Rocks On To Android

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Gameloft brings 20 games to Android Market
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — As expected, with the launch of the paid apps support, big developers have started bringing their applications and games to the Android Market. One of the first companies to embrace Google (NSDQ: GOOG)’s platform is Gameloft, which obviously has been working round the clock to port its portfolio to Android. As a result, they’ve released a total of 20 games to the Android Market. Among the titles there are such popular titles as Derek Jeter Pro Baseball 2009, Oregon Trail and CSI:Miami. It’s a big thing for the Android ecosystem to have such big game developer as Gameloft on board, and now when the gates are wide open, I’ve no ...

Android Market to gain 20 new games from Gameloft
Phones Review — Gameloft has announced they are bringing twenty new mobile games to the Google Android platform for mobile devices such as the T-Mobile G1. These twenty new Gameloft mobile games will become available via the Android Market with such offerings as from Derek Jeter Pro Baseball 2009 through Oregon Trail and to CSI:Miami. Senior VP of publishing of Gameloft, Gonzague de Vallois says Gameloft believes in the potential of the Android Market and will continue to support the Android platform in any way they can. So I guess all you G1ers can look forward to a few new mobile games to pass your time. Source – prnewswire ...