JKKDARK
June 10th, 2008, 18:00
via GamePro (http://www.gamepro.com/news.cfm?article_id=190748)
This morning at San Francisco's Moscone Center, Steve Jobs and company took the stage to unveil their plans for the iPhone 3G, and gave Sega a chance to show off its upcoming iPhone game, Super Monkey Ball.
Eight weeks after the SDK event, the developer came up with 110 stages of the game, including "all four of the classic monkeys" from previous versions of the title.
Ethan Einhorn demoed the last world in Super Monkey Ball to show just how well the tilt control works. Observers at the event were impressed with the game's graphics and performance, giving applause as Einhorn successfully navigated the first checkpoint.
The "tilt control works beautifully," said Einhorn. "Sega loves the App Store and Super Monkey Ball, and we're looking forward to more apps."
Super Monkey Ball, in addition to several other games, will be available for iPhone at launch of App Store on July 11 for $9.99.
This morning at San Francisco's Moscone Center, Steve Jobs and company took the stage to unveil their plans for the iPhone 3G, and gave Sega a chance to show off its upcoming iPhone game, Super Monkey Ball.
Eight weeks after the SDK event, the developer came up with 110 stages of the game, including "all four of the classic monkeys" from previous versions of the title.
Ethan Einhorn demoed the last world in Super Monkey Ball to show just how well the tilt control works. Observers at the event were impressed with the game's graphics and performance, giving applause as Einhorn successfully navigated the first checkpoint.
The "tilt control works beautifully," said Einhorn. "Sega loves the App Store and Super Monkey Ball, and we're looking forward to more apps."
Super Monkey Ball, in addition to several other games, will be available for iPhone at launch of App Store on July 11 for $9.99.