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iPhone may finally get Flash

February 1st, 2009

Adobe‘s CEO has stated they are now in collaboration with Apple to develop Flash for the iPhone. It seems to me that, if this ever comes to fruition, we will see a major shift in the type of games available in the app store. After all, why would I pay $5-$10 for a tower defense game or a card game when I could play them for free in the web browser? Now all we need is a version of the Kongregate site for the iPhone…

Adobe, Apple working together on Flash for iPhone

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Tags: Adobe, Adobe Flash, Adobe Systems, Apple, flash, iPhone

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1. Chris Knight February 1, 2009

   at 10:20 am

   Kongregate iPhone version would be heaven!!! Flash for the iPhone is really good news…

2. raddevon February 1, 2009

   at 10:47 am

   Agreed. The app store is getting really crowded, and, frankly, lots of it is stuff that has no business being there. If some of that stuff was available for free elsewhere, developers wouldn’t be able to be profitable releasing it, and quality games would gain visibility. I’m not saying that anything that could be done in Flash should not be available in the App Store, but I don’t want to see 1,000 clones of solitaire and sudoku. If you can’t innovate with your title, I don’t want it.

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