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multiplayer online games (how?)
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Many MMO (massively multiplayer online) games work through Wi-Fi or 3G as a download. Some you must connect to the same network, and some are LAN. There are bound to be some MMO web apps, but I haven't seen any.
Examples:
Galcon
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Raging Thunder
Examples:
Galcon
iReversi
Raging Thunder
There are no mmorpg's for the iPhone, because the iPhone does not have the ability to store a game of that capacity or handle its graphics.
No - crap like iMob or iGirls or iBoys or iMafia or iWhatever are not mmo's; they are basically applications where you get to see random numbers and text and lame attempts at trying to earn money off the unwary.
No - crap like iMob or iGirls or iBoys or iMafia or iWhatever are not mmo's; they are basically applications where you get to see random numbers and text and lame attempts at trying to earn money off the unwary.
What I meant by MMO wasn't necessarily massive amounts of people playing at one time, but by multiple people playing all on the same server in real time. Galcon contains support for up to four people playing at the same time, so I guess it would be more of a MO.
What I meant by MMO wasn't necessarily massive amounts of people playing at one time, but by multiple people playing all on the same server in real time. Galcon contains support for up to four people playing at the same time, so I guess it would be more of a MO.
Check out Uniwar. Very fun online turn-based strategy game.
By MMORPG I mean that it has to at least have the standard of a simple thing like Maple Story. No application for iPhone has accomplished this standard yet. Games like UniWar are not MMORPGs, they are merely two player games. If anything involving wifi is considered an MMORPG, you might as well consider iChess an MMORPG.
Let's just stick with "MMO" for now... adding the RPG on the end just makes it sound like the game is a role-playing game, and confuses things.