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Thanks for the information guys. These would not have been previously pitched to anyone or released in anyway to any platform (google play, app store, etc.). TV I will make sure to contact you if/when the times comes. Thanks again!

I'm wondering because I like making games, but I'm in school full time and work 25+ hours a week and just don't have the time to deal with sponsors/portals like I had been doing.

How do you handle sponsors buying the games and then wanting implementations after buying the game? Several sponsors want APIs, branding, etc.

It's just competition... you're going to have to produce your games faster while still making them better than everyone else's in order to compete. That's all there is to it. True Valhalla is a perfect example - just look at Aquatic. I had deals set in motion with over 6 publishers from the sponsor list alone for Block Puzzle. The graphics for the game took my artist less than a day to complete. On the flip side, some sponsors didn't even contact me about the game, but I know it was high enough quality to garner a bunch of attention.

yeah it only works on windows 10 unfortunately.

Link to the game? I could help you with that.

I'll be trying this out today and testing on iPhone 4s, Samsung S3, iPhone 4 and possibly another android device or two. I promise to bring feedback

Non-exclusive licenses only because that's all that are being bought. If I sold an exlcusive license it would have to be for near 2500-3000. I doubt it'll ever happen. Leadbolt ads I don't put on games that I sell. Only on those that I put on portals.

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Nice! Good sign for the future.

What is your mobile traffic like?

August income report is up http://vetranomobile.com/?p=87 I may switch the format of my updates from monthly to quarterly and just pepper in updates along the way. With the way publishers respond and how long it can take for agreements to go through it seems like quarterly would make more sense.

I've been learning HTML, CSS and JS. I'll probably build myself a site from scratch when I decide to

S3 Chrome lags with my games as well. Stock browser is way better.