Crash Landing (Try This One)

[Bear Hunter]

I haven't landed it yet:

http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=287965102&mt=8

http://pathtracks.com/images/crash_landing_screenshot.png?1218888791

Tilt your iPhone to land your shuttle safely on a platform on the moon.

Control your shuttle using the accelerometer. Tilt your iPhone up and down to control thrust and speed. Tilt your phone left and right to control angle and position. You have to slowly land your shuttle upright on the platform. If you run out of fuel, gravity will not be your friend. Tap the screen to start a new game.

(Free)

[Mal]

Umm, that's one of the demo apps (I guess not the exact same graphics, but still the same app) and identical (again, except for the particular graphics) to Apache Lander. What's so special about it again?

jW

[Eric Isaacson]

I just looked at that one earlier and decided it was too close to Apache Lander which I have and I don't much like. (controls too sensitive)

Eric

[Bear Hunter]

Yep your right...looks like Apache Lander was based off this demo. Controls on this seem a little smoother. Now I have to decide which one to delete :rolleyes:

[DreamPod]

Wow, this thing *is* the demo Apple gives to all developers for free when they download the SDK. All the "developer" did was compile it and put it up on the App Store, no changes whatsoever, graphical or otherwise. In fact, if you read the description, he says openly that's what he did; I'm surprised Apple allowed it. Here, check for yourself, MacRumors posted screenshots before OS 2.0's release! (http://www.macrumors.com/2008/03/24/even-more-screenshots-from-iphone-2-0/)

Of course, the Apache game just took the code and added their own graphics, and *didn't* mention it...

[moka]

why does it matter at all? the guy isn't charging anything for it, no one is going to gain anything from this but fun?

[Romanesq]

I have a bunch of DRM surprisingly appearing and working from the iPhone.
I believe it may be the higher bit rate songs, ones above 128K the 256K ones.

I'm going to have to look at it closer. :p

I really wanted to have this ability via the iPhone. That it's come so fast is pretty darn great. :cool:

oops wrong thread; hey it's late.

[TimothyB]

why does it matter at all? the guy isn't charging anything for it, no one is going to gain anything from this but fun?

Except as a free app it could create a lot more attention to his other apps, especially pay ones.

[MisterEd]

Lol it's a brave idea... I'm not sure it'll be around for that long though. Somehow I don't see apple letting another person compile and submit their code.. if it happened at all I'm pretty sure apple would want to include it themselves

Ed

[Doctor Q]

It's the latest incarnation of the old arcade game Lunar Lander, which you can play on the web here (http://www.springfrog.com/games/lunar-lander/). Use arrows to tilt, space bar to fire your jets.

Oh boy, I won! :)

[Small White Car]

In fact, if you read the description, he says openly that's what he did

Exactly.

That's what makes it ok. If he DIDN'T admit it, that woudl be a problem.

But he's not claiming it's his. He's saying "here, try out Apple's demo app."

What in the world is wrong with that?

[SDLSteve]

It's the latest incarnation of the old arcade game Lunar Lander, which you can play on the web here (http://www.springfrog.com/games/lunar-lander/). Use arrows to tilt, space bar to fire your jets.

Oh boy, I won! :)

Thanks for the link. It brings me back...

[priyank.ranka]

Hi,
is anyone has the crash landing code which we used to get along with the sdk but i mistakenly deleted from the my mac...i want it for some reference please if any one has it do let me know i require it as i m stuck with some issue which can be resolve with that code...All help will be appreciated...i have google also but didn't get that code zip file