Interview with Creator of Top-Selling iPhone Game

[Ryan Price]

A Cheap Apple App Means Big Money For Developers

Developers are eager to use the iPad as a chance to sell more expensive apps on Apple's iTunes store. But you can sell a lot of software at 99 cents a pop. Ask Igor and Marko Pusenjak, who have sold 3.5 million copies of their Doodle Jump game.

http://video.allthingsd.com/video/a-cheap-apple-app-means-big-money-for-developers/B69CCFC2-ECB4-47D9-A2B0-4F9130245D32

Takeaways:

1. Constant Promotion is Key

2. Don't Charge for In-game Updates

3. Embrace your Audience

4. Keep it small

5. Do what you love

6. Don't sweat competing with the big boys

Peace,

Ryan Price

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[Rodney Degracia]

A lot of simulation and 3d developers are near UCF and Lake Mary Heathrow area. I wonder if they are targeting the iPad as the next platform?

Rodney

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