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GamePop will support iPhone and iPad apps at launch, in addition to Android titles, making the first such device to tap into Apple’s rich app ecosystem.
As part of this expansion, GamePop is also announcing its first partner on the iOS side today: Subatomic Studios. Subatomic is the studio behind Fieldrunners, the tower defense game that was one of the iPhone’s first true defining hits. Fieldrunners has since expanded to a number of different platforms, including the PlayStation Store, Android and more.
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Cool, now people can play Infinity Blade, and other exclusive iOS games on their TV.
If Gamepop, teams up with Steam someday, and deliver PC games to the TV, I think a lot of people would be more interested in buying this console.
GamePop will support iPhone and iPad apps at launch, in addition to Android titles, making the first such device to tap into Apple’s rich app ecosystem.
As part of this expansion, GamePop is also announcing its first partner on the iOS side today: Subatomic Studios. Subatomic is the studio behind Fieldrunners, the tower defense game that was one of the iPhone’s first true defining hits. Fieldrunners has since expanded to a number of different platforms, including the PlayStation Store, Android and more.
Read More
Cool, now people can play Infinity Blade, and other exclusive iOS games on their TV.
If Gamepop, teams up with Steam someday, and deliver PC games to the TV, I think a lot of people would be more interested in buying this console.