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Chillingo Bringing A Handful of Mega-Hit iOS Games To Android

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Chillingo has been publishing some of the iPhone’s and iPad’s biggest, mega-hit applications and they’re finally looking to bring some of that good ‘ol fun to the Android Market. Chillingo Co-General Manager Chris Byatte said in a statement,

“Android’s install base is steadily rising and we are working with our talented indie developers to bring fun, entertaining titles to this expanding platform,”

With new Android devices popping up every other day, you’re darn right we’re expanding. Chillingo currently has a few Android titles in the Market like Spider Jack, Office Gamebox and plans to bring another 5 in the coming weeks. You can look forward to future Chillingo titles like My Vampire Boyfriend with more games that include:

ROLL IN THE HOLE
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CONTRE JOUR

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LITTLE LOST CHICK

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PARKING MANIA

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Chillingo was recently acquired by Electronic Arts EA back in 2010 and now works inside EA Mobile. This new Android push may have a little something to do with EA’s attempts at tapping the booming mobile gaming market.

SOURCE: Chillingo Increases Android Support - Wireless News at IGN


 
really wish someone would make bookworm for android so my wife would stop giving me crap for selling my ipad, which i sold after i got cyanogen on the touchpad. :P

I love this touchpad way more then i did my ipad.
 
I love this touchpad way more then i did my ipad.

Interesting. I'm not a big fan of my IPad, but do find myself interested in getting an Android tablet at some point. I just think smartphones need widgets, and tablets even more so. But I'm holding out for the 3-in-1 device that will inevitably come - perhaps we see one at CES this coming January.
 
Interesting. I'm not a big fan of my IPad, but do find myself interested in getting an Android tablet at some point. I just think smartphones need widgets, and tablets even more so. But I'm holding out for the 3-in-1 device that will inevitably come - perhaps we see one at CES this coming January.
how about the asus tablet/phone...us just put the phone in the tablet slot...it looks awesome
 
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