Well it looks like Tiller and crew are jumping to the mobile market. There is a free version of Modern Airpower availble and under development for iPad. More details here: http://johntillersoftware.com/Demos.php
Oh. Did I mention it's free?
I saw that. Being an iGuy at present I wonder when we will see the iOS version. Every day past tomorrow is too long...
Wow!
THX for the head up :)
...looks like its in an early state of development so (locks up here and there on my Note 10.1, but will sure be fine when its ready.
btw:
I like the paradigm change to: "there will be a mobile version of that older PC-wargame / or even boardgame too", and the "we start with Android first"
....Apple's global tablet market share has dropped from over 60 percent in Q2 2012 to around 40 percent in each of the third and fourth quarters of 2012 and the first quarter of 2013. And while in Q1 2012 Apple outsold Android in the tablet market by 11.8 million to 8 million, in Q1 2013 Android outsold Apple by 27.8 million to 19.5 million. ... (source IDC press release 5/1/13)
... i hope other developers/publishers wake up also soon.
our favorite genre of games can be perfect for a tablet if the UI design is adapted in a sleek way, with smooth zoom, and manipulation of chits/counters, etc
While it should be noted that you can by an android tablet for as little as 49.99......to bad the report above says nothing about this.
Actually, it isn't hard to set up an Android emulator on Windows. I did it myself yesterday while looking for a way to test some games for my brother. (His wife has the iPad. ;) )
Find and install the latest copy of Virtual Box (4.2.12-84980 was the one I found), and then do a search for "androVM_vbox86t_4.1.1_r4-20121119-gapps-houdini-flash.ova" and download and run that. Now I have an Android 4.1 emulator on my Win8. :)
I played the first tutorial mission of Templar Assault last night. A very nice turn-based adaptation of Space Hulk.
Quote from: Bison on May 18, 2013, 08:07:49 PM
Well it looks like Tiller and crew are jumping to the mobile market. There is a free version of Modern Airpower availble and under development for iPad. More details here: http://johntillersoftware.com/Demos.php
Oh. Did I mention it's free?
Thank you!