The Samsung Wave – the only bada OS device on the market – is on sale since the beginning of June and seems to already have many adopters, if we believe those figures. Since the beginning of the month (13 days) ARDefender (free on bada OS) has been installed on 50025 Wave phones all over the world. An average of 3,848 downloads a day. If we classify by region, we see that: GLB: 10345, DEU: 9001 (7th), FRA: 7739 (14th), CHN: 4311 (9th), ESP: 3895 (4th), GBR: 3087 (8th), POL: 2699 (3rd), ITA: 1861 (6th), RUS: 1547 (4th), TUR: 1485 (6th), HKG: 1440 (4th), NLD: 1005 (12th), Rest of the World: 1610
I guess GLB means “global”, don’t know exactly what’s that. As a conclusion, I think Germany and France are the countries where the Samsung Wave works best. More generally, Western Europe, East Europe, China and Russia represent almost all of the market. If you want to develop on this platform, consider the localization in German, French, Spanish and Chinese.
ARDefender is an Augmented Reality Game, involving a tower, various weapons and nasty opponents bugging you on your desk. Simply move your phone to target the enemies, it’s magical! The game uses your camera phone and a piece a paper that you printed.
ARDefender with a huge tag! Soon on iPhone, Android, Symbian, Nintendo DSi…
Yes, an authentic shmup (shoot’em up), a mix between danmaku & oldskool style, soon on your Smartphone or Nintendo DSi : It’s just preview but it will be available in few weeks on iPhone & Samsung Wave, and then on Symbian, Android, WinMo 6.1, 6.5 & DSiWare (depend on Nintendo validation).
Augmented Reality with 30FPS is now possible on the Nintendo DSi with ARWiz 2.0! *Nintendo DSi, CPU : 133Mhz, RAM : 66Mhz
The int13 team is working since a few months on a very exciting project with Parrot. This project will be unveiled today during the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas. ARDrone is a quite unusual toy, it hovers in the air with the help of its four rotors, remote controlled by the iPhone and stabilized by the complex flying software made by the R&D team at Parrot. We’ve added a bit of magic with ARWiz, our Augmented Reality library, tuned and partially redesigned to meet the unusual constraints of this project. We also created a game demo running on the iPhone.
More details on Parrot website. |
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