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Crossing Over - Kingdom Lores, Cubeworld Will Be Coming to The App Store

Posted By PatrickJ on Wednesday, July 9, 2008 under iPhone Applications |

9 Jul

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Good news if you’re a fan of Marco Giorgini’s iPhone apps and planning to run the iPhone 2.0 software - he will be bringing his Kingdom Lores and Cubeworld jailbreak apps to the iPhone App Store.

For those who haven’t had a chance to try these out yet, Kingdom Lores is a 3D fantasy / action game, and Cubeworld is a unique app that shows off spherical panoramas and panoramic images.  Both have been quite popular iPhone jialbreak apps, and Marco has just announced that both will be coming to the App Store, and will be free apps!

Here’s a couple of the key points from Marco’s blog post with an update on his status on developing for the iPhone:

  • He’s been accepted into the Apple Developers Program
  • His apps will not be out in time for the App Store launch, but both are already being worked on in the iPhone simulator.  Kingdom Lores requires less re-writing for the 2.0 software.

Kingdom Lores is definitely one of the most impressive-looking (and playing) games I’ve seen on a jailbroken iPhone.  I’m very keen to see these apps make their appearances in the App Store.

For more details, see Marco’s blog post HERE …

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