omfg: iPhone developers are making *BUCK$$$*

[komatos]

BtBx is made by the same dev team that does PSPRhythm for the PSP.  I  
can assure you that is just the tip of the iceberg (what the software  
is now).  They plan on fleshing it out further (like PSPRhythm is now  
at version 8).  Look forward to cool musical goodness in the future.

--komatos

On Aug 26, 2008, at 11:28 AM, Jay Vaughan wrote:

>> I told you man, it's a HUGE opportunity for your joe schmo dev dude.
>
> I am seeing THE LIGHT!!!!
>
>> But nooooo most peeps would rather spend their time posting "iPhone3G
>> teh fail!" on engadget.
>
> I've been desperately trying hard not to *RAVE* how much I love the
> iPhone since Saturday.  SHIT!  BeatMaker == THA AWESOME!!
>
>
>> That also happens to be the best game on the store.
>
>
> Hmm .. it is very playable and fun, but I don't think I'd say its the
> best .. I've got to admit that I'm having a lot of fun with CannonGame
> and MonkeyBall so far, and well .. Chopper I've already played to
> death, so .. ermm .. sheesh .. too many cool things in my pocket!
>
> My apps so far:
>
> PaklSound1
> iDrum
> BtBx
> OSCemoteLt
> DiddyDJLite
> BeatMaker (LOVE IT!)
> iTM MidiLab
> Metronome
> TapTheBeat
> Shadows
> Cube Runner
> Dual Level
> Audi A4
> CannonGame
> Labyrinth LE
> BreakoutLite
> MonkeyBall
> Chopper
> VNC
> DataCase
> TouchTerm
> Remote
> Wikipanion (Awesome)
> TouchClock
> WeatherBug
> iResist (needed *this* for YEARS!)
> eReader
> NetNewsWire
> Palringo
> Simplify
>
> .. not to mention two pages of bookmarks to things like sleepers.net
> and iphonedev and scap.linuxtogo, etc.
>
> Shit.  Call me converted!  *Plus* I just bought my $99 entry fee to
> the App store, which I'm hoping to have something submitted to by this
> time next week ..
>
> ;
> --
> Jay Vaughan