Neutron - A cross-platform multiplayer gaming service now for the iPhone
Posted on August 20th, 2008Filed under: Mobile Games
A recent announcement by Exit Games has revealed that its online multiplayer gaming platform will now be compatible with the iPhone. This novel gaming service will let game developers blend multiplayer and community gaming feature for the popular iPhone. The gaming platform combines Neutron technology with cross-platform capabilities between an iPhone and other mobile devices, PCs and game consoles.
Christof Wegmann, CTO of Exit Games, remarked, “The iPhone presents a very unique opportunity for mobile online gaming as it is both specifically designed for online services and comes with the App Store, an already successful and accessible distribution channel. Neutron’s support of this new and innovative mobile device will ensure that iPhone game developers have a means Read the story »
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