Matt Martin
Editor, GamesIndustry.biz

12/06/2009 @ 13:00

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iPhone 3.0

Apple's iPhone has managed to single-handedly reinvent the market for mobile games, a market that had promised a lot but delivered very little. As quickly as publishers flocked to mobile with its promise of a massive installed base, they soon backed off when fumbled commerce, multiple SKUs and horrible interfaces left many consumers laughing at the format.

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