Is Game Center app the new revolutionary in iPhone Game Development?

Games on the iPhone became more social after the inception of the Game Center feature. Game Center is a now available on iPhone and iPod Touch. Game Center is a gaming application for the new iPhone iOS 4 devices. The app gives developers a chance to bring more social interactivity to the game. The app gives gamers a chance to connect with fellow gaming community who have registered with the Game Center. Gamers can use existing Apple ID to login into Game Center application else you can set up your own account. After setting up a Game Center account the user can connect with people with similar gaming interest by searching with their Apple ID or nickname.

The app has a option for users to customize ones profile wherein he can see number of friends, games played and goals accomplished. Not only your friends you can choose any opponent depending on the number of points a person has acquired for a particular game. iPhone Game Developers claimed to be more than happy as this would further enhance the prospects of social mobile gaming on the iPhone.
You can assign a nick name for yourself and also give several email addresses so that friends can find you via your email address.

Top iPhone Game Development companies have already started taking this new Apple supported app seriously and are implementing their plans to escalate their boring single player games go social on the mobile web world. Few of the top iPhone games which now have Game Center support are Angry Birds, Cut the Rope, Fruit Ninja, Flight Control, Saving Private Sheep, Sonic the HedgeHog 4, Time Geeks, Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor, Pix and Love Rush and Word Scramble challenge. Iphone users have reported increased addiction because of this new Game Center app and developers have said that the downloads have shown notable increase after their games got Game Center support. iPhone Game DevelopmentReport this articleThis article is copyright
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