Secrets of the Wireless Elite: Mobile Applications Need Scripting Too!

By John Papageorge
2005-04-13


Mobile Gaming: the Future
As for mobile gaming's future, Park believes that in the long run the wide demographic range for mobile device users will prove important. "I'm looking forward to the opportunity to reach people who normally don't play games," he says. "However, hardcore gamers are always willing to spend more money on games, so we'll probably see similar genres as we see in the PC market. But I'm sure there will be some surprises and am hoping for the creation of new genres."

Tutorial Pages:
» Mobile Apps Developer Tom Park Imparts His Wisdom
» The Mobile Gamer's Toolkit
» Park's Secret Weapon: Scripting
» What Every Wireless Developer Should Know
» What Every Wireless Developer Should Avoid
» The Challenges Every Wireless Developer Faces
» Time to Market Equals Success
» Brand Games Extended to Mobile Devices
» BREW vs. Java Technology
» Theory in Practice: Park's Example Code
» Mobile Gaming: the Future
» Resources


First published by IBM DeveloperWorks

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