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What was your inspiration for developing this app?

Woo Games:

FRG was a game idea I’d tinkered with occasionally starting in 2003. The main inspiration was a desire to produce a game where stuff
exploded. FRG for Android came about because of the Android Developer Challenge 2 – I felt I had tinkered enough with the game such that a 3 month development cycle was enough to get the game marketable.

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What’s your personal favorite Android App that you did not develop?

Woo Games:

I’m a fan of the camera barcode/picture scanner apps that let me look up prices online. Currently installed on my phone are Snaptell, Google Shopper, and Amazon.

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What is your personal favorite feature of this app?

Woo Games:

The whole concept of looking up prices online while browsing at a store is wonderful indeed. Knowing how much I stand to save by not impulse buying has saved me a bit of money on comics since I jumped to Android!

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Can we expect any updates to your app in the near future?

Woo Games:

I’m currently working on multiplayer for FRG and I’m trying to take the time to do it right. I expect an initial release beginning of April 2010.

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Do you have any new apps that will be on the Android Market soon that we should look out for?

Woo Games:

I have a casual puzzle game in the planning stages. But first, multiplayer FRG.

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Do you have any future development plans for Android Tablets?

Woo Games:

Not specifically. Regarding games, I’m not sure if tablets are a good platform for me to focus on. For now they seem to be geared towards the portable media center concept as opposed to any kind of gaming.

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