eabandit

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by eabandit 15y ago
Thanks! Guess we should work on a post, then. :)
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by eabandit 15y ago
No real reason. One man developer (who's on vacation right now), and we were heads down getting this to work on Chrome for a little under a month so he could make his vacation on time. :) There were a few things that were working in Chrome
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by eabandit 15y ago
We ported our 2D Android/iOS game, "Bouncy Mouse," to HTML5/WebGL. It's on the Chrome Web Store ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cgdllcbmneiklcmbec... ) and doing great. With WebGL, the performance seems great, and the graphics a
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by eabandit 15y ago
Great! Apple featured us for a while and it really helped. We soon dropped from the ranks since we can't afford to pump money into advertising like the other mobile game behemoths can. We are releasing the free version and an expansion pack
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by eabandit 15y ago
Over 1 million. ;) Great for two people. Not enough for much more. Let's see what happens after we release additional content, in-app purchases, and another game! We have some tricks up our sleeves and we love making our players happy. We
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by eabandit 15y ago
We saved some money before quitting. We're staying with friends (paying rent) to save costs on housing. But we live in SF, so it's still pretty expensive. In the Mission, you can get tacos for cheap, and, hey, they're pretty good. :) For ma
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by eabandit 15y ago
Thanks! We get that comment a lot. I love Angry Birds, while basic, and I'm glad it's bringing gaming to the masses. The more people playing mobile games the larger the market for us!
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by eabandit 15y ago
A friend and I quit our jobs to start a mobile game company. The toughest things are we have to work like crazy to meet self-imposed deadlines and deal with a bunch of non-programming related issues like marketing and distribution. Mobile g