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Now with Disney IP and security they have no excuses left to do something more interesting than dots that blip to a Hannah Montana beat. They have no excuses n
by Timothee 16y ago
Now with Disney IP and security they have no excuses left to do something more interesting than dots that blip to a Hannah Montana beat.
They have no excuses not to do something more interesting…, right?
Anyway, one has to give it to them: they managed to create a huge brand based on a game concept that already had a huge brand attached to it outside the iPhone world, namely "Dance Dance Revolution".
I do feel that their website showing 14 TTR games out of 16 apps (apparently they had more but they are not showed there) shows that they've been milking the concept and brand to death, but in the end, that's still a major accomplishment. Especially with that kind of exit.
- jw84 16y agoYes, triple negatives and all that. Actually Tapulous just remade a 13 year old Japanese game called BeatMania, which still has a huge following. So big that hackers can make decent living selling custom $200 BeatMania control boxes. So the fascination with tapping on dots isn't that out of the norm. Their licensing contracts isn't so much a reflection on their tastes, I mean, the negotiation powers isn't with them when concerning record labels.