Hasta La Gadget!

Android, iOS, Windows 8, BB10. Jetpack Joyride, which has been available on the aforementioned platforms for quite some time, is no stranger to mobile or desktop users — unless you’re using Windows Phone. Despite the fact that Microsoft announced the free game seven months ago when Windows Phone 8 was officially launched, smooth rider Barry Steakfries is now finally collecting coins and getting electrocuted on the mobile OS, and will do so with Xbox Live integration. It’s no Halo, but it’s still a solid timewaster.

Filed under: Cellphones, Wireless, Mobile, Microsoft

Comments

Via: WPCentral

Source: Windows Phone Store

While Google Play’s store might have exceeded over 675,000 apps, a recent survey has shown that developers tend to prefer developing apps for iOS versus Android, and what this usually translates to is an app for iOS that will take months before making its way onto Android. An example would be Halfbrick Studios’ Jetpack Joyride which has been available on iOS for months, although the good news here is that if you’re an Android player hoping to get your hands on the game, you’re in luck as Halfbrick Studios has launched Jetpack Joyride for Android!

The game itself is free, although it does adopt the free-to-play model by charging players for certain items using real money. Those items can be farmed if you play the game long enough, but for those with extra cash on hand then that would be a shortcut. Just like Halfbrick Studios’ Fruit Ninja, Jetpack Joyride is a pretty addictive game so if you’d like to see what the fuss is all about, head on over to the Google Play store for the download.

By Ubergizmo. Related articles: Fruity Loops Studio for Android is still in the works, Survey suggests that developers interest in Android is in decline,