He got the attention of TouchArcade because I am a co-founder and I am a massive retro nut. Am I going to play Battle Squadron more on my iPad than my Amiga 2000 '020? Probably not. But I am genuinely excited to see the kids exposed to these excellent games through a new medium.
I've got dozens / hundreds of Apple II and Amiga floppies in my basement that are way more gaming fun than Crysis. I enjoy seeing when we get back to the formula that matters.
And thanks for the TouchArcade compliments. :-)
I also run http://www.bytecellar.com - btw.
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An iOS game that was "inspired" by Amiga could get a little bit of Touch Arcade attention?
http://www.amiga.org/forums/showthread.php?t=58344http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/thor-runes-2-blitz/id442153222?mt=8Well, just kidding. Anyway, I don't know how did you managed to do it, but it's quite impressive the influence that Touch Arcade has today. I remember reading an interview from the guy who created Trainyard saying that his game was only featured on iTunes after a Touch Arcade review.
Congrats.
*PS* I also prefer retro games, specially remakes or new versions of MSX, C64 and Amiga games. Would you happen to have a list of those games for the iOS?
I think someone was developing a new version of krakout for iOS:
