A little piece of good news for you Kindle Fire owners out there in Android land. EA has announced that they have released eight of their games for the Kindle Fire. This multiple title release actually happened on June 13th, 2012 but EA was kind enough to send a rather late press release about the whole thing yesterday. Better late than never right?
Amazon has just announced that it has officially opened up its developer portal so Android developers can begin submitting their applications and games to their AppStore for international distribution. Using the official Amazon Mobile App Distribution Portal, developers can get their apps and games in early for when the AppStore expands to countries outside of the US.
The larger brother of the Galaxy Note from Samsung has apparently quietly slipped onto Amazon for pre-orders already. The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 quad-core tablet will roll on out when it is release with Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) and is apparently going to be available as soon as 3-5 weeks.
Well the rumors are starting to fly which can only mean one thing, there has to be some truth to this on some level. Not to mention that Amazon did state awhile ago that they would expand into other regions but didn’t have any timeline as to when that would be. Apparently, in regards to a European expansion, that could be later this Summer.
If you happen to be on Verizon or happen to be considering switching to them then you might want to consider a pretty awesome deal going on over at Amazon Wireless. As of right now you can pick up a snazzy new Samsung Galaxy Nexus for the huge price of $0.01.
Memorial Day Weekend is usually a great time to pick up some sweet deals on Android games and this year’s is no different, especially with the huge Because We May indie game sale that is going on right now. Pocket Games is having a sale but of a different nature to celebrate Memorial Day.
ErnCon, Woo Games’ latest release, has been updated as well as being launched on the Amazon App Store. For those of you unfamiliar with ErnCon, this is a multiplayer shoot-em-up (or shump for short) where you can play against other people while also dealing with hostile enemies.
Amazon’s web-based Test Drive app has begun rolling out in beta form onto select Android phones. Amazon’s Test Drive was an applet on the Amazon App Store which allowed gamers to test drive Android games and applications through the browser before making the decision to buy the game or app they were trying out.
It has been awhile since the Amazon Appstore offered a free App of the Day game that was exciting enough to write about. I’m happy to tell you that Gunman Clive has been chosen to wave the free flag today. Gunman Clive is normally $1.99, so we’re definitely getting a good deal. Try to be quick about downloading Gunman Clive because it’ll stop being free about 10 hours from the time of this writing. You don’t even need a Wi-Fi connection to do so.
Recently acquired by GREE for $210 million dollars, game developers Funzio have brought their hit free-to-play crime game called Crime City over to the Amazon App Store. Crime City is basically why Funzio got acquired by GREE in the first place.
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